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Revision as of 05:15, 19 February 2008

First 40K Releases

Dark Elf Space Trooper

  • Dark Elf Space Trooper


Rogue Trader Space Elves 1987 (RT04)

Shortly after the publication of Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader, GW produced the Book of the Astronomican which contained an army list for Eldar Pirates/Mercenaries. The 1987 Space Elf range included Command squads, field artillery and Dreadnoughts or Eldar robots.

  • Captain Aetolia Lightfoot

  • Sergeant Mael Nightwing

  • Caetra Darkflight

  • Gaedhil Quickshadow

  • Kern Proudbrow

  • Belgae Strongwill

  • Aedui Starborn

  • Iric Trueshot

  • Eoan Fireheart

  • Alesia Wildfire

  • Ceido Sharpeye


Rogue Trader Space Elf Command 1987 (RT402)

  • Commander Inghen Keentongue

  • Commander Lessei Moondance

  • Fierme Direstorm

  • Elres Fireflash

  • Kaevi Firehand

  • Yaevin Pureheart

  • Kaele Lightprow

  • Kelos Longfinger

  • Taal Spellsinger

  • Mehne Worldsong

  • Velasinn Doomdrifter

  • Nael Fleetfoot

Rogue Trader Artillery 1987 (RT404)

  • D-Cannon

  • D-Cannon Spotter

  • D-Cannon Gunner


Rogue Trader Dreadnoughts & Warbots 1987 (RT403)

  • Banshee Dreadnought

  • War-Cry Dreadnought

  • War-Demon Dreadnought

  • Warbot / Vampire Class Spirit Warrior

  • Battle Drone / Executioner Class Ghost Warrior

  • Battle Drone / Assassin Class Ghost Warrior


Rogue Trader Jetbikes 1989


Rogue Trader Harlequins 1989


Rogue Trader Craftworld Eldar 1991

In 1991, the Eldar became a unique race, steeped in back story, based in part around the designs of Jes Goodwin. The formal structure of a force led by Psykers and comprising of dedicated single-faceted troops supported by Guardian militia has remained unchanged. The figures themselves formalised a design ethic of organic ovoid shapes and elegant weaponry which implied speed, poise and balance.

  • Avatar

  • Farseer

  • Warlock 1

  • Warlock 2

  • Warlock 3

  • Warlock 4


Rogue Trader Miscellanous Eldar / Eldar-related

The Rogue Traders Adventurers range included an Eldar Trader, and in line with the humourous concept underpinning the Space Orks, an Eldar imitating Tinboy accompanied a Squat and Space Marine equivalent.

  • Eldar Trader

  • Eldar Tinboy

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