Citadel Lord of the rings 80s - complete list of released/unreleased miniatures

[Ruhki]

Gentlemen,

during the last weeks i walked trough several forums and websites to find a complete list of all miniatures mentioned above.

For now i "only" find the following informations:

http://www.solegends.com/citlotr/index.htm

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Lord_of_the_Rings:_1980%27s_Releases_-_Alternative_Figures_-_Collectors_Guide

Do these two links cover the whole range? Or are there any miniatures which are not mentioned in the links above?

Many thanks for your help,

David

[Ruhki]

Noone who can help? It would be fantastic to hear "Yes, you are right, the two links cover the whole range" or even "Do not now exactely, but i have Blister XY which is not listed yet".

 

[Quendil]

The only one I can think of not shown is the unreleased/limited release ME-52 Olog-Hai Troll shown here

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Lord_of_the_Rings_-_Limited_Release

[jthomlin]

Noone who can help? It would be fantastic to hear "Yes, you are right, the two links cover the whole range" or even "Do not now exactely, but i have Blister XY which is not listed yet".

 

The Collecting Citadel Miniatures link is to one of the sub-pages of the collectors guide, just in case you overlooked it, the main page is:

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Lord_of_the_Rings_-_1980%27s_Releases

Cheers!
Joe Thomlinson

[tin shed gamer]

I'll have a look and ask around.many moon's ago I worked for Gw  and got stuck in mail order when they were short staffed and didn't see daylight for a month,I bought  the entire cast range picking it as soon as it hit the bin's I remember because  getting past the women in packing left you in fear for your life.(and often your trowser's)I've given many away over the years but I'm sure there are a few mohawked figures missing.It wouldn't surprise me if there are more It wasn't the modern company of today it still had a chaotic cottage industry feel .mail order was nothing more than a couple of shelves wrapped in packing tape in a wharehouse,and the chap who took your order on the phone ,took your money then ran into the wharehouse picked the parts and figures,returned to his shelf,packed it ,addressed and franked it,threw in a mail bag and started back on the phone for the next order.Then at the end of the day you were frisked leaving the building!
So I doubt very much you'll ever find a complete list unless every sculpter involved has a full list of figures he's sculpted,which hit a master mould at the old factory.or were shipped accross to  Foundry to there mould makers.
Actually I broke the mail order before I quit and joined up.But thats a different story
Mark.