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'''Armorcast''', founded by [[Tim DuPertuis]] and [[Mike Blasi]] and based out of [[Wikipedia:Santa Rosa, California|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 (company)|Forge World]]{{Fn|2}}

The miniatures produced were primarily [[Titan]]ic units that had been introduced at ''[[Epic (game system)|Epic]] '' scale but had yet to have equivalent units produced by [[Warhammer 40,000]], and ArmorcastsArmorcast' s designs were based on the ''Epic '' sculpts.

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*Tim DuPertuis first attracted the attention of [[Games Workshop]] as the publisher of fan-magazine ''[[Inquisitor Magazine|Inquisitor]]''.