WOTR

Peter Pig “The 15 Mill”
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All figures and models are supplied unpainted. All standard packs are priced at £4.90 each and generally contain 8 infantry or 4 cavalry figures. WANT TO CHANGE PACK (click here) CONTENTS?

Accessories
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 23 Wars of the Roses
This is one of the most comprehensive WOTR ranges in 15mm. Of course there will be more releases as time goes by. One of the biggest inspirations for the figures is the artwork of Graham Turner, as seen in the Osprey campaign books. Marvellous. The range is intended to accompany the Peter Pig "Bloody Barons" rules which specifically cover the WOTR. Of course they will go well with any other set too. We prefer specific and narrow "periodised" (made up word!) rules. This means the rules focus on what is important to that specific period. The figures are designed to withstand wargamer handling , painting and give the correct generic visual to a unit. Thus the archers are shooting and the other chaps are fighting. The figures are made to a 15mm size. They are probably not compatible with ranges of 18/19/20mm figures. The label "Household" indicates troops with the best level of armour protection. These represent about 10% of the fighting troops. The label "Retinue" indicates troops with the average level of armour protection. These represent 50% of the fighting troops. The label "Levy" indicates troops with the poorest level of armour. These represent 40% of the fighting troops. The 2nd Edition of Bloody Barons is now out (Click Here for rules page)
	Flags Superb Wars of the Roses Generic (XX005) Flags by Nigel Pell of "The Square" 5 Sheets £7 per set.
1. Levy bowmen	2. Retinue bowmen	3. Household bowmen
4. Levy fighting men	5. Retinue fighting	6. Household fighting
7. Levy command	8. Retinue command	9. Household command
10. Generals on foot	11. Bodyguard on foot	12. Household cavalry (1 piece figures charging)
13. Household cavalry command	14. Gunners x8	15. Light guns x2
16. Heavy gun x1	17. Disordered markers (Figures)	18. Extra arrow markers (figures)
19. Levy casualties	20. Retinue casualties	21. Household casualties
22. Dead cart with a pile of dead bodies+horse +dead collector £4.50	23. Hand gunners	24. Stakes 4 x 3cm strips(5 stakes per strip)
25. Wounded "fighting on"	26. General's party (on foot) ( Trumpeter, drummer , standard bearer)	27. King (On horse, dead, on foot, 4 pieces per pack)
28. Crossbowmen	29. Amusing figs (Man with head, man with pig, man with one leg)	30. Pikemen
31. Retinue cavalry	32. Retinue cavalry command	33. Mounted bodyguards(1 piece charging castings)
34. Mounted household casualties	35. Generals mounted
Wars of the Roses NEWER PACKs Here are some new packs. These packs will replace some of the existing packs. The existing packs were sculpted in 2004. The intention is to give more pose variety by replacing an existing pack with 2 or 3 new ones of a similar description. The expectation is of about 12 new packs. The replaced pack will be withdrawn once sales switch to the new replacement packs. i.e a natural decline. We hope you like these packs.
60. Levy bills standing (no surcoat)	61. Levy bills advancing (surcoat)	62. Levy bills fighting (surcoat)
63. Retinue bills standing (with sash/bend)	64. Retinue bills advancing (surcoat)	65. retinue bills fighting (surcoat)
66. Household bills standing	67. Household bills advancing	68. Household bills fighting
69. Sword and buckler	70. Standards The standard poles have an added rib in order to stop flags rotating once glued on.	71
72. Command standing	73. Command advancing	74. Command fighting
75. Poor people (female)	76. Poor people (male)	77
78. Bowmen advancing	79. Bowmen shooting upwards.	80. Bowmen shooting low
81. Bowmen loading	82. Poorer bowmen (Welsh)	83. Arrow stooks (7 off)

Wars of the Roses CHARACTER PACKS Character packs contain 4 figures for foot packs. Mounted character packs contain 2 figures (2 riders + 2 horses) These being, the character (King, Noble etc.) , two fighting men (personal body guard)and one standard (personal standard). The two fighting men and the one standard are drawn randomly ( there is no facility for customers to choose, sorry) from a selection of 8 poses. The standard and fighting men are only available with these characters. They are not available at all as main range packs. The fighting men and standard are only available with these characters. They are not available as separate items, sorry. The 8 poses should make sure each character pack is different. In these pictures the dice is 16mm Character packs cost £3
36. Markers. Unreliable x3 Assaulter x3 Target x3 Morale x3 £6	Fighting men selection (randomly applied)	Standards selection (randomly applied)
37. CHARACTER PACK Edward IV. King. £3	38. CHARACTER PACK Duke of Buckingham (Humphrey Stafford) £3	39. CHARACTER PACK Duke of Norfolk (John Mowbray) £3
40. CHARACTER PACK Somerset 1 (Edmund Beaufort) £3	41.CHARACTER PACK Richard III Duke of Gloucester (mounted) £3	42. CHARACTER PACK Somerset 2 (Henry Beaufort) 3rd Duke of Somerset £3
43. CHARACTER PACK Warwick The Kingmaker Richard Neville £3	44. CHARACTER PACK Sir William "Lord" Hastings £3	45. CHARACTER PACK Margaret of Anjou £3
46. CHARACTER PACK Baron Wenlock £3	47. CHARACTER PACK Baron Audley- James Tuchet £3	48. CHARACTER PACK Earl of Oxford John de Vere £3
49. CHARACTER PACK Baron Fauconberg £3

Visit to Bosworth battlefield 2019
For what it is worth here are my thoughts and details. The landscape is fairly flat. It has changed from rough common land in the 15th century to fielded, canal and levelled farmland. There are a lot of small streams which were probably dug in order to drain the marshy bits. The battlefield was surrounded by bits of higher ground. Sadly the higher ground they chose for the battlefield centre was he wrong bit. Whoops! The hill chosen by the council is called Ambion hill. This was the campground for the Yorkist army. The actual battlefield is about 1 mile away. If you look at a battlefield layout from the pre 1970's re-site. Just stick a pin in the Ambion hill and rotate the army deployments by 90' anti clockwise. There was a Roman road (Fenn lane these days) crossing the landscape. It was on this road that the two armies approached each other. The battlefield is overlooked by two church/villages. Dadlington and Stoke Goulding. Dadlington had pits of dead bodies from the battle. The villagers looked over the battle from the church roof. Ambion hill could not be seen from Dadlington church. It was the metal detectorists that found the cannon balls and trinkets that identified the battle correctly (?). I am a complete amateur in "spotting the battlefield" but the evidence seemed very good indeed for the newer position. The battle narrative does not change however, just the location. Went to the place of Richard's death and found it to be a bit of field near a tree. The existing battlefield is bit of a non event. The new one needs signage and recognition etc... The museum is very good though.
	Left Light gun model.	Left Retinue billman
	left Levy billman	left Reconstructed helmet.
	Left Village of the period	Left Place of Richard III death
	Left Rich man's hat (DUCATI?)	Left poster looking toward proper battlefield

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