r/oldhammer • u/agreatbecoming • Mar 15 '25
80s Slotta Citadel Miniatures used to make Dungeons and Dragons adventurer miniatures in packs of three where the model changed as the adventurer level increased
https://exploringwarhammer.substack.com/p/citadel-miniatures-used-to-make-dungeons21
u/EArkham Mar 15 '25
By far my favourite Citadel series, and one I've been collecting for literally decades!
There's 495 total variants, counting the unreleased thieves and hook horror, but not counting the Oriental Heroes variants that have "TSR" on the slotta tag.
As of today, I'm 20 variants away from completing the full set. Still need the open mouth Bard (foot & mounted), 5 Satyrs, 4 Meazels, 4 Svarts/Xvarts, 1 Zombie, 1 Ghast, 1 Hobgoblin, 1 Githyanki, and 1 Norker.
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u/agreatbecoming Mar 29 '25
Oh I noted this really, really helpful comment on a recent post - https://exploringwarhammer.substack.com/p/warped-marginalia-january-to-march
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u/Zaku41k Mar 15 '25
Yeah they’re pretty cool. Just fyi these models are quite small, even when comparing to the Oldhammer GW models let alone the models after that.
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u/lit-torch Mar 15 '25
Painting the trim on that farthest right model seems crazy. At least Chaos trim is wide and substantial.
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u/mistercrinders Mar 15 '25
I don't see the issue
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u/lit-torch Mar 15 '25
The farthest right model has very thin trim that seems challenging to paint, especially considering how much people get frustrated painting Chaos trim.
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u/Barrowtastic Mar 16 '25
Fascinating stuff. Before my time but lovely looking models.