Games Workshop staff staying on. Steve and Ian went off to live in Spain for a while. The company expanded rapidly and in 1991 Bryan Ansell sold his shares to Tom Kirby to concentrate on building houses and having children, but retained the entire Games Workshop collection of painted miniatures and artwork as well as rights and moulds for many of the ranges of miniatures which he now sells through his company Wargames Foundry. Guernsey After selling his shares in Games Workshop Bryan moved to Guernsey and founded Guernsey Foundry in 1991 to produce large ranges of Old West, Seven Years' War and Darkest Africa figures. Wargames Foundry Wargames Foundry (originally Bryan Ansell Miniatures Limited) was founded in 1983 as a retirement job for Bryan Ansell's father, Clifford Ansell, who had careers as a mining engineer specialising in dust suppression, in the Royal Navy and as a maths teacher. Wargames Foundry was up and running very quickly, originally selling ranges of historical miniatures that had been discontinued by Citadel. The Citadel/Games Workshop sculptors Michael and Alan Perry were also keen to make historical miniatures for Foundry in their spare time and continued to make more historical figures for Foundry. Rights, moulds and master castings continued to be transferred to Foundry until Bryan sold his shares in Games Workshop in 1991. Foundry Miniatures Limited Around 2000, Bryan Ansell moved back to Newark, merged Wargames Foundry and Guernsey Foundry, and took over the running of the company to produce the largest range of historical and fantasy miniatures in the world until he retired in 2005. Ansell's decision to relocate Games Workshop to Nottingham in the 1980s led the area to become the centre of the British wargames industry, known as the lead belt. Contributions Laserburn (1980) Sci-fi tabletop rules Imperial Commander (1981) expanded rules and background material for Laserburn, an influence on Warhammer 40,000 Warhammer Fantasy Battle (1983) Author Forces of Fantasy for Warhammer Fantasy Battle (1983) Statue of the Sorcerer, The (Call of Cthulhu) (1986) Chaosium Vanishing Conjurer, The (Call of Cthulhu) (1986) Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (1986) Games Workshop Additional Material Green and Pleasant Land supplement to Call of Cthulhu for adventuring in the British Isles (1987) published by Games Workshop Managing Director Titan Legions (1994) Street Violence (2003) Rules With No Name Bryan Ansell, Editor Keith Pinfold, Foundry Books, 2009, Foundry Miniatures Painting & Modeling Guide, Kevin Dallimore, Bryan Ansell,