XX001 3 x 3 cm bases (square) These are used for the majority of Peter Pig rule systems. Usually infantry 40 Bases in a pack. £4.50
XX002 3x 4 cm bases (rectangular) Usually used for cavalry and equipment. 40 Bases per pack. £4.50
XX003 4 x 4 cm bases (square) These are usually used for guns and generals 10 Bases per pack £3
The famous Piggy Dice £6 Pack 0f 12 Choose colour All dice are 16mm size. Piggy on the 6.
16mm dice. Peter Pig first produced these dice with piggy head on the 6 (instead of the traditional 1 in 2003). Another innovation from Peter Pig.
Black (xx201)
Dark orange (xx202)
Orange (xx203)
Kawasaki green (xx204)
British racing (dark) green (xx205)
Blitzkrieg (dark) grey (xx206)
Spitfire (light) blue (xx207)
Mid blue (xx208)
Pink (xx209)
Ivory (xx210)
Yellow (xx211)
(XX004) Pair of choice dice 2 faces "I choose" 4 Faces blank. Used when a player wishes to choose the location of the casualties inflicted. Used in some Peter Pig rules. £1.50 per pair
Peter Pig 15mm figures Peter Pig is one of the world's leading 15mm figure manufacturers. We make 6000 different figures and models. These are distilled into 1800 (15mm) packs. Every range has an associated set of rules. Also, there are related 15mm scenery ranges to accompany the figure ranges. In these days of wandering measures of sizes into 18mm, 12mm and other sizes close to 15mm; Peter Pig has remained true to the 15mm ideal. These other sizes are often an attempt by a manufacturer to create a market for just their peculiar size. It is also used by sculptors who cannot work well with the 15mm size restriction and so need extra size in order to create acceptable sculpts. Peter Pig will continue to do 15mm wargame figures. We will also constantly return to each range in order to carry out updates and additions. Thus we have 15mm ranges with longevity and future potential.
Range 12 Science Fiction
A range of 15mm Sci fi figures for plausible future fights.
This range replaces the earlier 15mm sci fi range from Peter Pig. As with the old range, these figures are intended to be used with "The Company Rules" (TCR). TCR is also being updated to a second edition. The first edition was released in 1993. The figures are categorised as Praetorian (best), Legionary (middle) and Auxiliary (worst). Of course the very nature of science fiction gaming means that these figures can be used in any way wished. Quite right too. In the same manner players can use any figures they like for TCR games.
Equipment The legionary and auxiliary figures are armed in the same way. i.e. A gun. TCR is based upon plausible futures and does not follow a King Arthur and Merlin in space with swords and magic direction.
All the figures are based upon humans. There are no 1.7m tall air breathing men with hands, feet plus a funny head. The auxiliaries are sculpted as robots. The robots have similar "outlines" to the humans so that they can use the same equipment. The legionaries have power packs that give them a limited flight ability. The Praetorians are very special. These men are inside a carapace style suit . The limbs are all robotic (makes them easier to replace) and no part of the human extends beyond this carapace.
The limbs on the Praetorian figures are intended to be:- arms in the top holes, legs in the bottom holes and weapon arm in either central hole (plug for the other hole supplied). In addition, a piece of wire is supplied so the Praetorian can be modelled in flight.
TCR figure packs Most packs normal pack price (8 figures)
£5.50
