Credits are due to:
- The main protagonists:
- Tom Pope whose post got us all together
- Richard Hale for hours of digging and scanning
- Chronofus for creating many of the lists
- Andrew Cunnington for several and divers sections
- Tony Mansfield for scanning, scanning and then scanning some more,
- Joe Thomlinson for scanning flyers
- Steve Casey, Mr Citadel, for many of the old curiosities shown on the site
- Sue Kesby of the Blue Mule
- David Wood for several lists and identifying the obscure,
usually has it too! A talent for bin diving
- Richard Scott for knowing more about heads and weapons than
a rational man should
- James Humphries for many things, not all forgotten
- Marc "Totof" Christophe for knowing what's happening in Europe
- Those without whom this project would
still be struggling:
- The many anonymous contributors who correct the facts and supply
the details
- David "Bo" Matthews provided item listings
- Paul Biggart supplied numerous scans from wargame magazines
and catalogs
- Jeanne and Pete Doerner gave permission to use some of
their photography
- George Harpster provided photocopies of catalogs, and is responsible for the
Metal
Magic section
- Tom Beyer whose catalogs and flyers have been illuminating
and very useful
- Mark Hides for an encyclopaedic knowledge of the UK obscure
- Bryan Ansell for Workshop and Foundry
- Alan Merrett for explaining why, what and when, when he can!
- Alan and Michael Perry, Trish Cardin, Aly Morrison, Jes Goodwin and others for all their work over the years
- Rick Priestley for all those d6
- Michael Bisignani for trying to get Folio Works' stuff
scanned
- XBlckDrgnX for
an ancient tome listing many wonders
- Fraser of POP, in memoriam, always a few surprises
and the price was always right
- Games Workshop, the "evil empire" with many
human faces. Many thanks are due to many
- Larry Elliott whose lists formed the basis of many early
pages
- Fitz for many details and for the Bill Hargrave pictures
- Caius Jennison for many things
- Glenn Bednarek for the constant challenge of the obscure
and out of focus
- The Collecting Citadel Miniatures list at yahoogroups.com
- The many. many ebayers whose junk is our joy
- Painters, providers and other inspiration:
- Golden Demon entrants, all of them
- Phil Lewis the master of Humbrol, and not bad with acrylics either.
- Dale Hurst for some of the finest paintwork out there
- Craig Grady for his excellent brushwork
- Richard Abbott for his excellent and accurate work
- Paul Whittaker (Griffin Painting) for his touch of the dark side
- Martin Legg (Bodmodels) for Dragons, and more
- Steve Yates for beautiful work, large and small
- Adam Skinner for world class work
- Roy Scorer for handling some really old chunks of twisted metal really well
- Sean Hampson for his Marines, amongst others
- John Fitzsimons for painting many limited editions
- Andrew Taylor for lots of excellent stuff from the old to the weird
- Finlay Light for Elves and for an Army of other stuff
- Richard Facey for solidly dealing with solid based scrap
- Steve Mussared for his light work
- Pete Taylor for the hordes
- Paul Raukas for great images
- James Clay for early great images
- Patrick Chambers for painting inspiration
- Jay Wirth for providing a straight deal and great bases
- Aaron Cairns for great bases
- Ian Brumby for great bases, and for painting them too!
- Bill Wilcox for those d*mned dwarves
- Tony Ordona for painting ogres until his eyes crossed
- Faron Betchley for painting more stuff than I can remember
- Jack Mosquera for some nice stuff
- Steve Gibson for out-boogering the best of them
- Tim Howe for having lots of the obscure