There were several other miniatures released in Battledroids packaging. The others were later re-cast in other forms, and became a part of the Battletech universe. As such, they don't really belong in the Battledroids section. However, to be complete, I give a list of the rest of the early-casting minis below. Look for the pages for these mechs in the appropriate section.
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Archer (Heavy)
The original cast Archer is smaller than the later casting, and has the cockpit up at the top of the mech rather than the belly.
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Battlemaster (Assault)
The original cast Battlemaster is more rounded than the later version, and has a 2-handed grip on the gun.
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Demolisher (Vehicles)
The original Demolisher was huge as far as vehicles go.
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Griffin (Medium)
The original cast Griffin doesn't have a backpack, is larger, and has less detail.
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Locust (Light)
The second casting of the Locust was very common, but this version is pretty rare. It's very tall and thin, and is difficult to find without a leg or laser broken.
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Longbow (Assault)
The original cast Longbow is an "unseen" mech, though the later cast looks totally different and is not unseen.
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Marauder (Heavy)
The original cast Marauder is larger and has much less detail than the later version. Also, it has thin pieces that frequently break.
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Rifleman (Heavy)
The original cast Rifleman comes in 6 pieces, including separately attached legs.
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Stinger (Light)
The original cast Singer looks almost identical to the Firebee.
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Shadow Hawk (Medium)
The original cast Shadow Hawk is larger, and has less detail.
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Warhammer (Heavy)
The original cast Warhammer comes in 5 pieces, including separately attached legs which resemble those from the original Rifleman.
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Wasp in Running Pose (Light)
Also sometimes called the Running Firebee. The one I saw in blister was on an old orange Battletech card labelled as the "WSP-1A Wasp".
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Wolverine (Medium)
The original pose of the Wolverine is standing more at attention, is slightly larger, and has less detail than the later version.
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