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| '''Ral Partha''' was a company based in ] that made 25 mm and 15mm miniature figures for ]s and historical games. These figures were made of lead or pewter and sold unpainted. | '''Ral Partha''' was a company based in ] that made 25 mm and 15mm miniature figures for ]s and historical games. These figures were made of lead or pewter and sold unpainted. | ||
| The company is named after a ] ] character belonging to a friend of the founders. | The company is named after a ] ] character belonging to a friend of the founders. | ||
| In the mid 1980's ] reproduced several of Ral Parthas lines (including Elves and Halflngs) under license for the UK market <ref>Citadel Compednium 1, Games Workshop 1984</ref>. | In the mid 1980's ] reproduced several of Ral Parthas lines (including Elves and Halflngs) under license for the UK market <ref>Citadel Compednium 1, Games Workshop 1984</ref>. | ||
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Ral Partha was a company based in Cincinnati, Ohio that made 25 mm and 15mm miniature figures for role playing games and historical games. These figures were made of lead or pewter and sold unpainted.
The company is named after a Dungeons & Dragons wizard character belonging to a friend of the founders.
In the mid 1980's Citadel Miniatures reproduced several of Ral Parthas lines (including Elves and Halflngs) under license for the UK market .
Ral Partha miniatures are all currently available again from the company Iron Wind Metals, LLC (also based in Cincinnati). Iron Wind is basically a re-incarnation of Ral Partha, having been formed by one of Partha's original owners and their production manager.
Ral Partha and Iron Wind miniatures are identical in craftsmanship; Iron Wind uses the same casting personnel, metal and molds used by Ral Partha before it went out of business in 2000.
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- Citadel Compednium 1, Games Workshop 1984