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Revision as of 21:23, 3 November 2025

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Armorcast, also known as Armorcast Battlefield Scenery, was an American model-making company.[1]

History

Armorcast, founded by Tim DuPertuis and Mike Blasi and based out of Santa Rosa, California, produced a range of licensed Games Workshop polyurethane resin miniatures for sale in the United States from June of 1995 until October of 1998, coinciding with the founding of the Games Workshop subsidiary Forge World[2]

The miniatures produced were primarily Titanic units that had been introduced at Epic scale but had yet to have equivalent units produced by Warhammer 40,000, and Armorcasts' designs were based on the Epic sculpts.

Models Produced

Chaos

Eldar

Imperial

Ork

Tyranid

Miniatures

See Also

Trivia

Tim DuPertuis first attracted the attention of Games Workshop as the publisher of fan-magazine Inquisitor.

Sources