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
XX002 3x 4 cm bases (rectangular) Usually used for cavalry and equipment. 40 Bases per pack. £4
XX003 4 x 4 cm bases (square) These are usually used for guns and generals 10 Bases per pack £2.50
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.
Republican troops
1. Republican infantry advancing/ pasamontana
2. Republican infantry advancing/beret
4. Republican infantry in Czech helmet
5. Republican infantry/ helmet/advancing
6 .Republican officers in peaked cap
7. Republican standard bearers and buglers
8. International Brigade in beret
9. Republican LMGs
11. Maxim HMG teams 15m SCW miniatures
12. Gun crew/ French helmet
14. French 75mm field gun
15. Assault guards standing
16. Assault guards advancing
17. Assault guard command
25. T26 tank £5
28. Command/beret
29.Gun crew/ beret
31. International brigade pasamontana (peaked soft cap)
15m SCW miniatures
32.LMGs/ beret
33. Infantry in French adrian helmet (suitable for international brigade)
53. Militia advancing flat cap
54. Dead militia
55. Republican infantry kneeling/helmet
56. Republican NCOs
58. Female militia in overalls(mono)
59. Female militia in civilian dress
61. Republican tank/vehicle commanders
62. International brigade in Adrian helmet
63. International brigade LMGs
64. International brigade HMGs
80. Bomb slingers (probably Basques!)
Nationalist troops
3. Moroccan infantry/turban
24. Moroccan command
26. CV33 tank
£4.50
27. Moroccan HMGs
34. Spanish Foreign Legion in shirtsleeve order
35. Nationalist infantry advancing
36. Nationalist infantry charging
37. Nationalist infantry standing firing
38. Nationalist infantry kneeling firing
39. Nationalist infantry HMGs
40. Nationalist gun crew
41. Nationalist LMGs
42. Nationalist NCOs
43. Nationalist officers
44. Nationalist standards and buglers
45. Nationalist infantry advancing/ helmet
46. Dead Nationalist infantry
47. Infantry in shirtsleeve advancing
48. Carlists advancing
49. Carlists firing
50. Carlist command
51. Carlist LMGs
60. Nationalist tank/vehicle commanders
66. Moroccan LMGs
67. Moroccan standing firing
81. Moroccan bombers
82. Nationalist (regular) bombers
For either side
13. Generals on foot
10. Militia in isabelino cap firing
18. Cavalry in cap
19. Cavalry /helmet
20. Cavalry command /cap
21. Civil Guard
22. Civil Guard command
30. Mounted officers
52. Militia advancing isabelino cap
57. AT gun crew. Isobelino cap
65. Non-combatants (photographer, author and wine grower)
68. Militia command
69. Medium mortars (2 teams)
83. Militia bombers
Vehicles
These vehicles are made of resin with metal turrets. The vehicles have integral bases. The base can be sanded off with a belt sander if wished. These vehicles are for SCW wargames and are not presented as scale model kits for collectors. The simple nature of these models is ideal for wargaming and helps keep the cost lower.
Each one has a separate turret in metal, with an MG in metal too.
They are built to 1/100th scale. This is not the correct scale for 15mm (too big), but looks good next to based wargame figures.
We recommend a black undercoat, then a really good dry brushing session.
113. Russian T26 Tank
26. CV33 tank
£4.50
221. CV33 Flamethrower £5.50
70. Armoured Naval truck £6
71. Hispano 3T6 armoured car £5
72. Constructora armoured truck £6
73. factory armoured truck (Torras 4) £5
74. MTM 1 armoured truck £5 (16mm D6 for comparison)
75. Franklin Olympic sedan car (1933) £5
Good for WW2, SCW etc
76. REO Speedwagon pick up truck
£5.00
77. Franklin car with "extra luggage"3 minor variants
Pierre Laporte has done these rather nice SCW vehicle paint jobs! Thanks to Pierre.
Range 13 Spanish civil war
Welcome to the PP 15mm SCW range This is a range of 15mm SCW figures and equipment and we are constantly adding to it. This range can take advantage of the many other Peter Pig 15mm ranges, using their packs to supplement this range. 15mm SCW gives a chance to put on larger actions using a modest table.
This range is designed to cover the 1936-39 Spanish Civil War. Some WW2 items such as the Italians and French resistance can be used with this range. Our Bayonet and Ideology rules give a great game in this period (see rules page). As in most civil wars most troops will do for either side.
15mm SCW is constantly being expanded. so watch this page.
ConversionsTo give this range maximum flexibility there are head packs in range 6. This will allow you to convert any pack to the head type you need. Click here for range 6. SceneryPlayers can use any Spanish buildings, even if they are marketed as Napoleonic or similar. Rules. Spanish Civil war "Bayonet and Ideology"Click here
Some notes for guidance upon the SCW (15mm SCW)
The two sides in the SCW are known as the Nationalists and the Republicans. The Republicans were the legal government of Spain, with a capital in Madrid. The Republican cause incorporates anarchists, communists and separatists, along with loyal government forces. The Nationalists are more right wing than the Republicans and include monarchists, fascists and nationalists.
Militia These are irregular troops. They are at their best in the cities and in defences. The Republicans army included large numbers of militias including POUM, CNT, FAI and other anarchist and communist groupings. these troops would often be very brave indeed. They tended to lack good military training and heavy equipment. The Nationalist's main militia would be the Falangists. Militia might be uniformed or in more civilian dress.
Italian CTV Italy supported the Nationalists with tanks, regular troops and aircraft. The CTV were officially termed volunteers so that Mussolini could claim that they were merely highly motivated volunteers rather than Italian governmental interference. the Italian performance was variable.
Carlists The Carlists supported the Nationalist cause. Their chief aim was the restoration of the monarchy. The Carlist infantry were known as requettes. They were considered excellent troops and could be found in large numbers within the Nationalist army.
Nationalist peninsular army These troops are usually considered as good quality with good levels of equipment.
Moors Moors=Moroccan =Rif= regulares. These troops are from Morocco. They fought for the Nationalists cause under the title "Army of Africa". these units formed the backbone of the initial Nationalist invasion of Spain. The Moors were superb infantry and feared for their cruelty. Their higher officers would usually be Spanish.
Foreign Legion These troops fought exclusively for the Nationalists. They were tough, experienced and well equipped. They would probably be the best soldiers in the war.
International brigade These units were each formed from a different nation or group of nations. Thus there was an American brigade, British brigade and French brigade to name a few. The German Thelman brigade was particularly brave and tough. Their equipment was usually good as was their fighting record. They tended to be used in very bloody situations and hence suffered a lot in battle. International brigade troops tended to be uniformed to the extent that each brigade would have preferred headgear.
Republican peninsular army These are the government army. Their uniforms often got as scruffy as the militias but were none the less regular soldiers, even if conscripted.
Assault guards These were the para-military police of the cities. They tended to be on the Republican side but could often be found on the nationalist side if their town initially went with the nationalist. They could be excellent troops or a mistrusted force in the heart of Republican areas. Their uniform evolved fro traditional jacket and trousers to one piece overalls in order to identify more with the militias they were fighting alongside.
Cavalry There were only a few cavalry actions (charges) in the civil war but they did happen. cavalry took part in a lot of reconnaissance actions.
Civil Guard These are the traditional and hated police force. They would often be serving in country towns. They started out with a very distinctive bull fighter hat. They were usually allied with Nationalist forces.
Guns Anti tank guns use German range 8 pack 35. Field guns use WW1 Peter Pig guns, especially French 75mm.
Tanks The Republicans had access to a lot of T26 tanks. SEE Peter Pig WW2 RUSSIAN range 8 The Nationalists did capture some of these too. Italian CV33 tankette and flamethrower. SEE Peter Pig Italian range 8. French FT17 light tanks. SEE Peter Pig French range 8.
Hats
Isabelino. Used by almost all troops in the war. Foreign legion never wore helmets. Not used by Moorish troops. Beret. Carlists had a special large red beret. Normal beret worn by many Republican troops including international brigade. Adrian Helmet. Based on the French pattern. popular with international brigades. Spanish helmet. Used by both sides including international brigades. Pasamontana. Woolly biscuit tin type hat with a small peak. popular with republican and international brigade troops. Peaked cap. popular with assault guards and Republican officers.
Rifles The mauser rifle was widely used, it being the pre-war Spanish rifle. Versions of the Russian Moisin Nagant rifle (with and without bayonet) were widely used by Republican units.
Flags Many infantry formations carried flags. This was to allow friendly planes and artillery to see which side they were on. It was common for units of infantry to be shot at by their own aircraft and artillery.
