Dark Elf (WHFB 6th Edition) - Collectors Guide

The purpose of this page is to collect images of all the extant Dark Elf figures in the history of Citadel Miniatures in rough chronological order by release date. In their earliest incarnations, Citadel Dark Elf miniatures owe a lot to traditional Dungeons & Dragons Drow- They are frequently painted with blue skin in early Citadel catalogue material and there is a higher percentage of female models in the Dark Elf line than any other, reflecting the matriarchal nature of Drow society.

Night Elf Patrol

The history of Citadel Dark Elf figures begins with the Night Elf Patrol- "Evil Elves Of The Underworld". They were originally released in a boxed set of 10 individually-named figures, with an additional (nameless) Night Elf Lord figure released singly as part of the Fantasy Tribes line. Concept art for the Night Elf Patrol features prominently in early Warhammer material, including the First edition Warhammer books and the Forces Of Fantasy supplement. Kraal Hearteater (the father of Mengil Manhide) is a member of the Night Elf Patrol. This line is closely related to the Dark Elves of Norse Mythology- they are rather wizened and very small in stature. The line is attributed to Michael & Alan Perry (some of their ealiest work for Citadel Miniatures).

http://www.solegends.com/citrr/rr04manhides.htm

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Speciality_Set_-_Night_Elf_Patrol_%28SS3%29

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  Lieutenant Kraal Hearteater

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  Priestess Lillith Child-Impaler

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  Vard Demonslayer - Night Elf Champion

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  Dyreel Dwarf-Flayer, with sword

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  Dosadi Warchild attacking with sword

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  Yasl Spriteslayer with crossbow

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  Ezron Nightstrider firing crossbow

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  Nzandra Devilconsort with sword

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  Qulla Darkfaith with crossbow

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  Night Elf Lord

Preslotta C09 Dark Elves

The next expression of Dark Elf figures in the Citadel range is the preslotta C09 line of figures. This line includes figures called "Witch King" and "Witch Queen", but the figures predate the creation of the Malekith & Morathi background material by a decade. The armor & weapons of the C09 preslotta Dark Elves are similar to those of the Night Elf Patrol, but the C09 Dark Elves are taller & more elegant in stature, closer to their High Elf cousins. the terms "Dark Elf" and "Night Elf" are used interchangeably at this point and some C09 Dark Elf blisters are labelled "Night Elf". The C09 code designation was also used for a separate line of generic (non-Dark Elf specific) preslotta Elf figures. The C09 line of Dark Elves includes 19 figures as coded by RAFM miniatures, leading some to suspect that there is a lost 20th figure in the range. This line includes proto-Witch Elves (called "Berserkers" or "Female Fanatics" at this point) as well as character figures and regular male & female Troopers. Missile troops are armed with a mixture of bows and crossbows (the Repeater Crossbow has yet to become the Dark Elf signature weapon).

http://www.solegends.com/citc/c09darkelves.htm

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Dark_Elves_-_C09_%28solid_base%29

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  C-0901 Witch King

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  C-0902 Warrior w. Bow

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  C-0903 Warrior loading Crossbow

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  C-0904 Woman Warrior w. Crossbow

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  C-0905 Female Berserker w. 2H Sword

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  C-0906 Female Berserker w. Sword & Dagger

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  C-0907 Guardsman w. Spear & Shield

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  C-0908 Female Fanatic w. Scimitar & Dagger

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  C-0909 Guardsman w. Crossbow

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  C-0910 Guardsman w. Sword & Buckler

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  C-0911 Priestess

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  C-0912 Witch Queen

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  C-0913 Female Fanatic w. Sword & Buckler

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  C-0914 Guardsman w. Sword & Great Bow

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  C-0915 High Priest

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  C-0916 Guardswoman w. Sword & Great Bow

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  C-0917 Guard Captain w. Hand Axe

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  C-0918 Woman Warrior w. Scimitar & Shield

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  C-0919 Warrior w. Crossbow & Broadsword

Preslotta C21 Dark Elf Cold One Riders

The C21 line of Dark Elf Cold One Riders provides the cavalry element for the preslotta Dark Elf range (there are no horse-mounted Dark Elves of any kind at this point). In it's earliest conception, the Cold One is supposed to be a huge, terrifying multi-wound model analagous to a modern-day Carnasaur (although the figures themselves are quite small). The line includes a Cold One-mounted Dark Elf Hero, Sorcerer, and four different Troopers (including a Musician). The same Cold One figures were also used as mounts for preslotta Slann & Lizardman figures (a tradition that continued until very recently, with the creation of a Lizardman-specific plastic Cold One for late 6th edition Warhammer).

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Dark_Elf_Cold_Ones_%26_Riders_-_C21_%28solid_base%29

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  Hero

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  Musician

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  Sorcerer

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  Trooper with Lance

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  Female Rider with Sword

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  Running Cold One

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  Rearing Cold One

RR4 Preslotta Mengil Manhide's Manflayers

The preslotta era of Citadel Dark Elves concludes with the earliest version of Mengil Manhide's Manflayers, a Dark Elf Regiment of Renown (Mercenary Company). the original preslotta line includes Mengil himself and a (nameless) male Musician and female Standard Bearer, plus one type of Trooper. These were sold in boxed sets of nine figures, with one random Command figure and 8 identical Troopers. Theoretically, one had to purchase 3 separate boxed sets (comprising 27 models) to assemble a unit with a complete 3-person Command group. Despite the presence of the Dark Elf Champion Ean Hawkbane amongst the preslotta RR4 figures shown on SOL (Stuff Of Legends), there is no preslotta version of Ean Hawkbane and the slottabased version was not sold with preslotta figures. The background material on Mengil Manhide remains essentially the same from the preslotta era to the present.

http://www.solegends.com/citrr/rr04manhidesm12.htm

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  Mengil Manhide

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  Standard Bearer

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  Musician

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  Manflayer Trooper

Slottabased C09 Dark Elves

Citadel Dark Elf figures enter their next phase with the line of models sculpted by Bob Naismith for use with 3rd edition Warhammer. In accord with Citadel's general move towards creating a line of figures that you could build an army with rather than a loose conglomeration of figures largely intended for use with fantasy roleplaying games, the slottabased line of C09 Dark Elf figures is more regimented and standardized. There are Trooper models with Command options (Champion, Leader, Standard Bearer & Musician), as well as a complete line of Cavalry, Infantry, War Machines and some character models on monstrous mounts. Witch Elves become a distinct troop type in this era. The Crossbow has become the only available missile weapon. In accordance with the rules of 3rd edition Warhammer, Troops may be upgraded to Elite status, and may be given variant weapons, but there are no specialized Infantry units in the model range, apart from Witch Elves (so no Corsairs, Executioners or Black Guard). Some models in this range (notably the Soceress "Azireth Darkforce") were sculpted with variant heads, indicating that they may have been intended for the Citadel ADD range. The figure known as "Aldethar Brain-splitter" appeared with the rest of the range in the 1988 Citadel Catalogue and in various Mail Order Flyers and White Dwarf catalogue pages, but was inexplicably dropped from the range prior to the publication of the 1991 Citadel catalogue Volume 2.

http://www.solegends.com/citcat912/c20206decmd.htm

http://www.solegends.com/citcat912/c20207darkelves.htm

http://www.solegends.com/citcat912/c20209darkelves.htm

http://www.solegends.com/citcat912/c20209darkelves.htm

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  Casualty

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  Captain

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  Swordsman

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  Sorcerer

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  Mace Girl

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  Sword Maid

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  Death Maiden

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  Crossbow

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  Witch Elf

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  Legion Leader

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  Guard

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  Morathar Manbane

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  Darthar Quickblade

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  Hathar Redbolt

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  Vonothar Twoblades

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  Garthar The Strong

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  Lord Anuidethar Blood-Thirster

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  Hazdriuth Farbolt

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  Aldethar Brain-splitter

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  Kernethar - Sorcerer

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  Azireth Darkforce

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  Kranthar Mancleaver

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  Caranath Bloodblade

C09 Command Models

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  Leader 1

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  Leader 3

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  Standard Bearer 1

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  Standard Bearer 2

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  Standard Bearer 3

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  Musician 1

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  Musician 2

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  Musician 3

Slottabased C21 Dark Elf Cold One Riders

This line (also sculpted by Bob Naismith) comprises 7 individually-named Cold One Riders riding slottabased 2-piece metal Cold Ones. The C13 mounted Dark Elf Hero/General figure was also later included as part of this range (without his Dragon Horse mount) as a Cold One Rider. These same Rider figures were also sold blistered with single-piece metal Elven Steeds (the same Elven Steeds that were sold with High/Wood Elves).

http://www.solegends.com/citc/c21coldones.htm

http://www.solegends.com/citcat912/c20208darkelfcav.htm

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  Dazibow

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  Koriflame

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  Addelcore (Sorcerer)

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  Skarrasha

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  Agard

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  Orribul

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  Zolzola

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  C13 general

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  Snapper

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  Snarler

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  Leaper

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  Horse Blister

Dark Elf Beastmaster & Cold One Beast Pack

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  Beastmaster

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  Pack Cold One 1

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  Pack Cold One 2

Dark Elf Bolt Thrower

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  Commander

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  Spotter

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  Loader 1

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  Loader 2

RR11 Slottabased Mengil Manhide's Manflayers

The first slottabased version of Mengil Manhide's Manflayers includes a Command group of four: Mengil, Ean Hawkbane (called Hawklord in some material) as unit Champion, and a male Standard Bearer & Musician. There are two different Trooper models, one male & one female. Originally, the slottabased Manflayers were sold in the same boxed format as the preslotta versions (with one command figure + 8 Troopers), but they were later sold as a complete unit of 12, featuring all 4 Command models and 4 each of both Troopers, packaged in a hard-shelled see-through plastic box. Command models were also sold unidentified in two-man blister packs as "Dark Elf Heroes" or "Dark Elf Command" on into the early days of 4th edition Warhammer.

http://www.solegends.com/citrr/rr04manhidesm12.htm

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  Mengil Manhide

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  Ean Hawkbane

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  Standard Bearer

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  Musician

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  Male Trooper

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  Female Trooper

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  Shield Sprue

Citadel TSR ADD68 Drow

During the mid-1980s, Citadel Miniatures briefly held the license from TSR to produce official miniatures for use with the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons fantasy roleplaying game. The Drow (ADD Dark Elf) figures for this line were sculpted by Bob Naismith and they are very similar to the line of Dark Elf figures he produced for 3rd edition Warhammer (the two ranges blend almost seamlessly). The ADD68 Drow range includes 5 different variants of 3 basic troop types: A standing male figure. a crouching male figure and a female figure. Excellent examples of this range may be found on Richard Scott's "Otherworld" website, which documents the complete Citadel ADD range:

http://www.otherworld.me.uk/add68.html

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TA5 Dark Elf War Eagle

The "Arcane Monstrosities" range includes a single Dark Elf figure mounted on a Giant War Eagle. The rider & mount were sculpted by Tony Ackland. The Dark Elf Rider figure bears little resemblance to other contemporary Dark Elf figures, and is frequently mistaken for a Wood Elf.

http://www.solegends.com/citta/ta5wareagle.htm

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C13 Dark Elf Hero On Dragon Horse

This figure was originally sold with both foot and mounted versions packaged together in a single blister pack. the foot & mounted versions were later split up and integrated into the regular Bob Naismith Dark Elf range for the Citadel 1991 Catalogue, Volume 2. The Dragon Horse mount vanished from the range and was only ever available in the original blister package.

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Heroic_Adventurers_-_C13

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Bob Naismith Cold One Chariot

This model was only briefly available through Citadel Mail Order and is very rare. The Mail Order Flyer through which it was sold depicts two variant crews. The second set of crew is even more rare, and may never have been actually released. At the point in time when it was released, there were no rules to accompany the Cold One Chariot.

http://www.solegends.com/citrare/citdechariot.htm

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  Chariot

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  Chariot Cold One 1

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  Chariot Cold One 2

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  Crewman 1

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  Crewman 2

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  Noble Crewman

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  Crewman 3

Dark Elf Temple Dog Rider

The Temple Dog was a monstrous mount available to several different armies during 3rd edition Warhammer. The Temple Dog was sold blistered with one of three variant Riders, either a Samurai, a Hobgoblin, or a Dark Elf. The Dark Elf rider was sculpted by Aly Morrison, presaging the Marauder line of dark Elf figures.

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BC2 Monsters Evil Dark Elf Captain

The Citadel BC2 Monsters boxed set includes a single Dark Elf figure (called "Evil Dark Elf Captain"). The influence of D&D Drow can be seen again here, with a Dark Elf acting in an executive capacity over other monsters. The BC2 boxed set is a companion piece to the BC1 Adventurers boxed set. Both are intended for use with fantasy roleplaying games.

http://www.solegends.com/citboxes/bc2monsters.htm

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  Evil Dark Elf Captain

Talisman Dark Elves

The original (2nd edition) Talisman range includes a single metal Dark Elf Figure, that was originally released as part of the Talisman Dungeon expansion set and then later in blisters with other Talisman figures. The character is depicted with blue skin on the Talisman character card, again tying the concept more closely to D&D Drow.

For the third edition of Talisman, GW published updated character cards in the pages of White Dwarf magazine, including a Dark Elf taken from the Marauder MM70 Dark Elf range. The third edition Talisman expansion sets included two plastic Dark Elf figures, a Witch Elf (for the Talisman City Of Adventure expansion) and a Sorceress (for the Talisman Dragon's Tower expansion). Talisman City Of Adventure also includes a plastic Assassin model that is frequently mistaken for a Dark Elf, but this figure is intended to represent a human Assassin in the Talisman game. The plastic figures from the Talisman expansions were briefly available separate from their games as part of GW's short-lived "Toybox" line (boxed sets of plastic figures that were intended for sale in toystores and other retail channels apart from hobby stores).

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  Dark Elf

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  Witch Elf

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  (Dark Elf) Sorceress

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  Dark Elf

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  (Human) Assassin

Marauder MM-series Dark Elves

In the late 1980s/early 1990s, Marauder Miniatures existed as a distinct entity with its own lines of figures (Although they were always owned and distributed by GW). A complete independant line of Dark Elf figures was available from Marauder, intended for use with 3rd edition Warhammer (essentially replacing the earlier Bob Naismith line of Dark Elf miniatures, although elements of both lines were briefly available on into 4th edition Warhammer, sometimes even blistered together). The Marauder line includes a Hydra, but the Hydra model was not then specific to the Dark Elf army. There are also several models in the range that were released but never catalogued.

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm70de.htm

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm72darkelfcoldones.htm

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm71darkelfcavalry.htm

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm73deassassins.htm

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm73dewitches.htm

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm73dehounds.htm

http://www.solegends.com/marauder/mm73descouts.htm

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Dark_Elf_Cavalry_-_MM71/MM72

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Dark_Elf_Heroes_-_MM74

Marauder MM70 Dark Elf Warriors

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  DE01

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  DE02

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  DE11

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  DE14

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  DE30

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  Dark Elf Shield Sprue

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  White Dwarf Cover Illustration

Marauder MB3 Dark Elf Regiment

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  Champion

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  Leader

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  Standard Bearer

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  Musician

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  Male Trooper 1

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  Male Trooper 2

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  Female Trooper 1

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  Female Trooper 2

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  Shield Sprue

Marauder MM-series Cavalry

Marauder Dark Elf Cavalry (both MM71 Doomdrakes and MM72 Doomsteeds) included a bewildering array of mix-and-match legs, torsos, right arms, mounts and ramage. The range is reasonably well-documented in the Marauder catalogue, but Torso variant F and the set of hands/crossbow that go with it are left out. This page displays images of all the variant components. A complete blister would include: A mount (either a Doomsteed or a Doomdrake), a set of legs, a torso (with head & left arm attached), a right arm (with weapon), a spear & saddlebag, a crossbow & quiver, a plastic Marauder Dark Elf shield and a base. Torso variants A & F do not have shield lugs and were not packaged with a shield. Torso variant F used the same repeater crossbow bit as Marauder MM73 Scout type C. The riders from this range were briefly packaged with plastic unarmored Empire horses (on which they didn't fit) at the beginning of 4th edition Warhammer.

Torsos

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  Torsos

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  Uncatalogued Variant F

Legs

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  Chainmail Leggings/Skull Greaves

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  Cloth Leggings/Dimpled Greaves

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  Chainmail Leggings Only

Arms With Weapons

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  Hand Weapons

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  Lances

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  Crossbows

Ramage

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  Ramage

Mounts

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  Cold One (Doomdrake)

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  Doomsteed

Marauder Dark Elf Shield Sprue

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  Shields

4th Edition Warhammer "Bastard" Blister

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  Blister

Marauder MM73 Witch Elves

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  WE05

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  WE10

Marauder MM73 Assassins

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  Assassin A

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  Assassin B

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  Assassin C

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  Assassin D

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  Assassin E

Marauder MM73 Scouts

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  Scout B

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  Scout C

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  Scout D

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  Scout E

Marauder MM73 Whelpmasters

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  Whelpmistress

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  Hound 1

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  Hound 2

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  Hound 3

Marauder MM74 Heroes

These 2 figures were released, both in the original black & red Marauder blister packs and later in the Citadel 4th edition Warhammer green blister packs, but for some reason there is no catalogue reference to them. The figures included a generous amount of ramage (a bag of scrolls, a sheathed sword, Orc trophy heads and a staff with saddle bag). The MM74 Heroes were apparently only blistered with Cold Ones, never with the barded Dark Elf Doomsteed (although they both fit equally well on either mount).

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  Ramage

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  Cold One

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  Marauder Blister

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  Citadel Blister

Marauder MB11 War Hydra

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  Whelpmaster

Warhammer Fantasy Regiments Dark Elf

When Citadel began producing plastic figures, they created a multi-purpose sprue with a Dark Elf, a Wood Elf, A Dwarf, an Orc, A Goblin and a Skaven. All of these figures came with 2 variant heads and some had variant weapons as well. They were intended for use with metal Command groups to build units quickly or to bulk out existing metal units.

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elves

The Dark Elf line was completely re-worked for 4th edition Warhammer and the release of the first Dark Elf Army book. The entire line was sculpted by Aly Morrison (some figures in conjunction with Colin Dixon). A prototype Dark Elf Army list was previously available in the 4th edition Warhammer boxed set (along with army lists for most other Warhammer races) that included rules & troop types extrapolated from 3rd edition Warhammer that were later dropped with the publication of the 4th edition Army Book. The Dark Elf army book included the background material (Malekith) and troop types that are familiar from the current edition Dark Elf Army Book. Several key units from the Dark Elf army list were unavailable throughout 4th edition Warhammer and into 5th edition Warhammer, notably Dark Riders, Shades/Scouts, Executioners and The War Hydra (although there were unreleased versions of many of these unit types). Dark Riders and the Cauldron Of Blood were released late in the life of 5th edition Warhammer, for use with the Tears Of Isha campaign Pack.

Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Command

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Swordsmen

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  Plastic Swordsman

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  Shield Sprue

Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Spearmen

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Repeater Crossbowmen

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Black Ark Corsairs

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Citadel/Marauder Witch Elves

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Black Guard Of Naggaroth

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Cold One Knights

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Riders

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Citadel/Marauder Bolt Thrower

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf general

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Assassins

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Harpies

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Citadel/Marauder Dark Elf Sorcerer & Sorceress

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Citadel/Marauder Sorceress On Dark Pegasus

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Unreleased 4th/5th edition Dark Elves

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Warhammer 6th Edition Dark Elves

The Dark Elf range was completely re-worked yet again for 6th edition warhammer with the release of the second Dark Elf Army Book. The range featured many elements sculpted by Chris Fitzpatrick, notably the Cold One Knights, Black Ark Corsairs, Witch Elves and Black Guard Of Naggaroth, plus most Special Character figures. While the range included models for almost all troop types (with dedicated Command figures for each unit type), there was a distinct paucity of generic character figures (no generic Noble or Highborn figures of any kind, apart from the Limited Edition Battle Standard Bearer originally sold with the Boxed Dark Elf army deal, and later through GW's "Skullz" sticker redemption program). The range did include multiple variant Assassin & Beastmaster models.

Mengil Manhide's Manflayers

Chris Fitzpatrick sculpted a completely new range of Mengil Manhide's Manflayer models at roughly the same time as the rest of the Dark Elves before he left GW, but GW sat on the models and did not release them until the Storm Of Chaos campaign event, when they were finally released at roughly the same time as the Dark Elf Cult Of Slaanesh variant army list. This latest range includes Mengil himself, a Musician & Standard Bearer, plus three different variant troopers, all of them male. The Ean Hawkbane Champion character was dropped from the range for this release (purportedly killed and eaten by Mengil).

Blood Bowl Dark Elves

There are two distinct lines of Dark Elf Blood Bowl figures, tied to different editions of the game. The first Dark Elf Blood Bowl figure was originally released as a Limited Edition under the designation LE18, but then later in general release blistered with Human, Orc & Dwarf Blood Bowl figures as "Blood Bowl Defenders"

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http://www.solegends.com/citle/citle1990/numbered/le18Bloodbowl.htm

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A complete range of Dark Elf figures was released for the first edition of Blood Bowl, including Catchers, Throwers, Kickers, Blitzers, Linemen, a Cheerleader and a Casualty figure (but no Witch Elves). The Dark Elf Star Player Tuern Redvenom also dates from this range.

http://www.solegends.com/citbb/bb106darkelves.htm

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  Lineman 1

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  Lineman 2

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  Blitzer 1

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  Blitzer 2

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  Blitzer 3

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  Thrower 1

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  Thrower 2

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  Thrower 3

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  Catcher 1

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  Catcher 3

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  Kicker 1

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  Kicker 2

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  Casualty

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  Cheerleader

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  Tuern Redvenom (Star Player)

A second range of Dark Elf figures was released for the revised second edition of Blood Bowl under the name "The Naggaroth Nightmares". The Dark Elf Star Player Horkon Heartripper dates from this second range of figures. Specialist Catcher & Kicker figures were dropped from this range and replaced with Witch Elf specialist players

http://store.us.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.us?do=List_Models&code=303089&orignav=300811&GameNav=300808

http://store.us.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.us?do=Individual&code=99110999002&orignav=300811&ParentID=214012&GameNav=300808&ItemNav=303089

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  Lineman 1

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  Lineman 2

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  Lineman 3

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  Blitzer 1

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  Blitzer 2

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  Blitzer 3

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  Thrower 1

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  Witch Elf 1

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  Witch Elf 2

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  Horkon Heartripper (Star Player)

A smattering of further Dark Elf figures was also released under the Fanatic Games imprint before Fanatic was re-absorbed back into Citadel. the Dark Elf Star Player Hubris Rakarth and two different Dark Elf models with poison blades date from this latest period. There was also a Witch Elf Referee made at this period, but never released.

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  Dark Elf With Poison Blade 2

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http://store.us.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.us?do=Individual&code=99060999105&orignav=300811&ParentID=254387&GameNav=300808&ItemNav=303089

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  Witch Elf Referee

Man O' War Dark Elves

The Man O' War 15mm naval combat range included a full range of Dark Elf fleet figures, including a Black Ark, Manticore Riders, and a variety of other monster-mounted Dark Elf ships.

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  Black Ark

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  Manticore Rider

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  Death Fortress

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  Sails

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  Man O' War Mast Sprue

Warmaster Dark Elves

The Warmaster range includes a full range of Dark Elf figures.

http://store.us.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.us?do=List_Models&code=303999&orignav=300815&GameNav=300808

Dark Eldar

The Dark Eldar are essentially "Dark Elves In Space" and thus are included here for reference. One of the unreleased figures from the original Rogue Trader "First 40K Releases" Flyer is designated as "Dark Elf Space Trooper", but this is a Craftworld Eldar figure, not a Dark Eldar per se. The range was discontinued by GW but is still available from GW Mail Order. The range also includes an interesting selection of unreleased concept models, four by Gary Morley & seven by Chris Fitzpatrick (two of which are not Eldar, but human slave & prisoner models).

http://store.us.games-workshop.com/storefront/store.us?do=List_Models&code=300919&orignav=10&GameNav=10

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  Dark Elf Space Trooper

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  Gary Morley Concept 1

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  Gary Morley Concept 2

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  Gary Morley Concept 3

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  Wych

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  Archon with blaster

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  Archon with splinter pistol

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  Chris Fitzpatrick Trooper Concept 1

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  Chris Fitzpatrick Trooper Concept 2

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  Sybarite

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  Slave

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  Prisoner