As Grenadier parted ways with TSR, Inc. they continued to reach out to the burgeoning adventure gaming market. In 1983 they became the official producer of miniatures for Chaosium's "Call of Cthulhu" (#6501, 6502), and Game Designers' Workshop's "Traveller" (#1001-1003). In 1983 Grenadier announced an agreement to produce miniatures for FASA's "Star Trek" role playing game, but the figures were produced by Ral Partha Enterprises, Inc., RAFM in 1985, and Rawcliffe Pewter from 1989 to 1999. At that same time the owners of Grenadier Models spun off a subsidiary called "Pinnacle Products" with an orientation toward mainstream retail outlets. They produced "The Dark Crystal Adventure Collection" which included two boxed sets (#9001, 9002, note reuse of product code) containing paints and miniatures of the characters and furniture in the December 1982 movie "The Dark Crystal". Other "Pinnacle Products" merchandise included the "Paint and Collect Series" consisting of "2201 - Dinosaurs", "2202 - Fantasy Lords", "2203 - Fantasy Monsters", and "2204 - G.I. Assault Team". In early 1983 Grenadier added four "Paint and Playset"s (#9101-9104) to coincide with Mattel's "Masters of the Universe" cartoon and 1/285 scale tanks and artillery for Steve Jackson Games' "Ogre" (#6101, 6110-6115, 6118, 6122) and 1/180 scale vehicles "Car Wars" " Autoduel" (#6201-6210) games. In October 1983 Grenadier added a line of "Secret Agents" (#3001, 3002).