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Revision as of 23:58, 24 September 2011
This guide owes a lot to the excellent Squat Checklist prepared by Steve Painter. Thanks Steve.
Originally known as Space Dwarfs, this range was short lived one. The 1991 Blue Catalogue was the last listing - by the time the 1995/6 catalogue was issued, the range had disappeared entirely.
In presenting the guide, so far as possible, the figures are shown in chronological order of release. Where a figure was included in the 1991 Blue catalogue, the reference is shown with the figure.
First Release
A space dwarf was included in the first 40K releases, as shown in the May 1987 flyer. The figure then appeared in the Rogue Trader Part One Flyer as part of the Mercenaries range and in the 1988 Cataogue (still as a mercenary).
First Space Dwarf
RT Pt 1 Flyer - Mercenary:
Irn-Bonce the Squat
1988: 4007-04
1991: Grenade Launcher 072518/30
Rogue Trader RT301 Space Dwarfs
This range first appeared in the Thank You Mr President Flyer in September 1987 and then shortly thereafter in the Book of the Astronomican, White Dwarf 94 and the Rogue Trader Part One Flyer. Although the full range still appeared in the 1989 Catalogue, by the time the 1991 Blue Catalogue was issued, only 8 remained.
It should be noted that Roth Bergmann, Owen Garand and Gatt Gunslinger were originally issued with separate back packs. By 1991, Owen Garand and Gatt Gunslinger had been redesigned to have backpacks integral to the figure.
Nambu Arisaka was named Nambu Kalashnikov initially but the name changed by the time the next listing appeared.
Lewis Gun
1989: 4201-32
1991: Las Gun 7
071010/8
Gal Von Benko
1989: 4201-26
Maxim Bang
1989: 4201-30
1991: Las Gun 9
071010/40
Heckler Smith
1989: 4201-22
1991: Bolt Pistol
071010/39
Smoothbore Sten
1989: 4201-19
Walther Twelvebore
1989: 4201-27
1991: Flamer 2
071010/38
Nambu Arisaka
1989: 4201-25
Lee Hotchkiss
1989: 4201-21
Mauser von Dreyse
1989: 4201-31
Luger Gerlich
1989: 4201-17
Blish Browning
1989: 4201-14
Koch Wesson
1989: 4201-29
Ross von Dormus
1989: 4201-15
1991: Wounded 3
071010/18B
Owen Garand
Separate Backpack
1989: 4201-23
1991: Bolter
071010/34
Roth Bergmann
Separate Backpack
1989: 4201-20
Gatt Gunslinger
Separate Backpack
1989: 4201-13
1991: Las Gun 8
071010/11
Barry Schmeisser
1989: 4201-18
1991: Las Pistol 4
071010/12
Krag Jorgensen
1989: 4201-24
Enfield Chambers
1989: 4201-16
Colt Stoner
1989: 4201-28
Squat Backpack
Owen Garand
Reverse of original release
Owen Garand
Reverse of 1991 release with integral backpack
Gatt Gunslinger
Reverse of original release
Gatt Gunslinger
Reverse of 1991 release with integral backpack
