Peter Pig Catalogue

Range 2 "Civil War Battles"

15mm metal figures -  supplied unpainted

"CIVIL WAR BATTLES"
Click here to see CWB information

ACW 15mm by Peter Pig

Paint by Shakespeare Studios Click Here

	Tom Ballou has sent in these pictures of Union  infantry with head conversions. They are 79th New Yorkers with the Scots head on!  Thanks Tom

Notes on the new Peter Pig Figures.  As the new packs are introduced customers will notice some new words :
Forage Cap. This is the kepi style cap which has a flat top that falls forward. This is mainly used by Union troops.
Kepi. This is a tailored cap with a depressed centre/top.

Marching poses are suitable for the right shoulder arms. This is the pose adopted by the second rank during a charge/advance.

Each of the figures in range 2 is designed to reward painting as well as making painting easy.  In addition the figures are designed to be tough enough for most wargamers so that the figures will still be unbent after many years handling!

This range probably contains all the troops you will  need for fighting the battles of the ACW in 15mm.
Each pack has a variety of positions in it.  

http://www.fat-wally.com/CollUnionACW.html                      Figures by Kev Lowth...thanks

Rules

"Civil War Battles".      Rules by RFCM at Peter Pig They share a similar skeleton to Bloody Barons  .Click Here for Description     £16                                                       Click here for free download of battle record sheet

Flags
These flags are printed on fine quality paper by "The Square" flags. They are not self adhesive so that you can now put some glue on and slide the paper around a bit so that it lines up perfectly. We suggest either PVA or Bostick type adhesives. Each pack costs £3 and contains 4 sheets. Sheet1    is for divisional and corps command (Generic types so that you are not restricted ). Sheet 2   is for cavalry Sheet 3  and 4 are for infantry brigades
Flag Sheet 1. UNION £3 Add to Basket		Flag Sheet 2. CONFEDERATE £3 Add to Basket

Rafal from Poland has come up tops with these fine chaps!! Thank you Rafal

All basic packs have either 8x 15mm infantry(3 poses) or 4 cavalry figures(2 poses) .

Artillery and vehicles etc are priced singly , ie one per pack.

Union
1. Union in hat and frock coat advancing. Suitable for Iron Brigade Add to Basket		2. Union command in hat. Add to Basket		3. Union in forage cap Advancing Add to Basket
5. Union in forage cap charging. Add to Basket		7. Union in forage cap marching. Add to Basket		9. Union in forage cap standing firing Add to Basket
11. Union command in forage cap kneeling Add to Basket		13. Zouave in fez firing Add to Basket		14.Zouave in turban charging Add to Basket
15. Union dismounted cavalry hat firing  Add to Basket		16. Union dismounted cavalry . Forage cap advancing. Add to Basket		17. Union dismounted cavalry command Add to Basket
Mounted cavalry are all re-made.
21.Union f/cap command standing Add to Basket		23.Dead bodies in kepi Add to Basket		34.Sherman,Grant,Sheridan mounted Add to Basket
37. Black troops advancing forage cap Add to Basket		38.Union loading in forage cap Add to Basket		40.Union advancing in forage cap, no bayonet fixed. Add to Basket
43. Zouaves in kepi marching Add to Basket		44. Zouave command Add to Basket		47. Union infantry with hat and repeating rifles. Add to Basket
48. Union in f/cap +blanket roll advancing. Add to Basket		49.Union empty horses(6) with horse holders(2) Add to Basket		51.Union mounted divisional and corps generals Add to Basket
61. Berdan's sharpshooters firing, kepi, frock coat Add to Basket		63. Union NCOs pushing and shouting Add to Basket		66.Black infantry firing Add to Basket
68.Union command f/cap advancing Add to Basket		72. Backpack + forage cap advancing Add to Basket		82. Union General's ADC and standard. Add to Basket
83. Union Forage Cap, Kneeling firing. Add to Basket		84. Union F/cap advancing tatty/barefoot. Add to Basket		85. Union infantry prone forage cap Add to Basket.
107. Union cavalry carbines (forage cap) Add to Basket		108. Union cavalry sabres (forage cap) Add to Basket		109. Union cavalry officers (forage cap) Add to Basket
110. Union cavalry standards and bugles (forage cap) Add to Basket		111. Union cavalry in brimmed hat and carbines Add to Basket

Confederate
4.Confederate hat advancing Add to Basket		6.Confederatehat charging Add to Basket		8.Confederate hat marching Add to Basket
10.Confederate hat firing  Add to Basket		12. Confederate hat command charging Add to Basket		18. Confederate dismounted cavalry. Kepi.Advancing  Add to Basket
19.Confederate dismounted cavalry shotgun.  Add to Basket		20.Confederate dismounted cavalry command.  Add to Basket		22.Hat command standing Add to Basket
35. Lee,Jackson,Stuart mounted Add to Basket		36.Straw boater  zouaves firing Add to Basket		39. Confederate loading hat Add to Basket
50. Confederate horse holders(2) with horses(6) Add to Basket		52. Confederate mounted Corps/divisional commanders Add to Basket		59.Barefoot rebs advancing (hat) Add to Basket
62.NCOs /Buglers Hat Add to Basket		64.Dead,hat Add to Basket		67. Confederates advancing in battle shirt and hat Add to Basket
69. Hat command advancing Add to Basket		73.Backpack + hat advancing Add to Basket		80. Confederate kneeling firing in kepi. Add to Basket
81. Confederate marching in kepi. Add to Basket		86. Confederate kepi advancing Add to Basket		87. Confederate kepi Command standing Add to Basket
88. Confederate kepi standing firing Add to Basket		89. Confederate mounted ADC and standards Add to Basket		90. Confederate with blanket roll and hat advancing Add to Basket
91. Confederate command kepi Advancing Add to Basket		96. Confederate kepi and blanket roll advancing  Add to Basket		97. Confederates in frock coat and hat firing Add to Basket
98. Confederates in hat, kneeling firing. Add to Basket		99. Confederate dismounted cav in hat firing  Add to Basket		100. Confederate cavalry with carbine Add to Basket
101. Confederate cavalry with sabre Add to Basket		102. Confederate cavalry officers Add to Basket		103. Confederate cavalry standards and bugles Add to Basket
104. Confederate cavalry with shotguns Add to Basket

Items for Both Sides
27. Naval Gun Crew Add to Basket		29. 11" Dahlgren Naval Gun Add to Basket		28. Civilians Add to Basket
60. Infantry being rude Painted by Scott MacPhee, Coeur d'Alene.  Thanks Scott, nice brush! Add to Basket		65. Infantry Reading Add to Basket		71.Infantry advancing in civilian hats Add to Basket

Paint by Jase at "The Bunker"  07891541889  Ring him for details and prices

Artillery
Check out the guns, they have the proper number of spokes (14) anything else is just wrong! Peter Pig gun crews have four poses. This makes it easy to man 2 guns using one pack of figures. Gun packs contain 2 guns.
24. Union gun crew forage cap  firing Add to Basket		25. Confederate gun crew kepi firing Add to Basket		26. Gun1. Confederate 12pdr or Union /reb 3" rifles (They look the same) x2 Add to Basket
32. Confederate 4 Horse Limber  £4 Add to Basket		33. Union 4 Horse Limber  £4 Add to Basket		41. Gun 2. Union 12pdr x 2 Add to Basket
42. 2 x Destroyed guns Add to Basket		45. Union 2 horse limber £3 Add to Basket		46. Confederate 2 Horse limber. £3 Add to Basket
53. Union Gun crew hat loading Add to Basket		54. Confederate gun crew loading.Kepi Add to Basket		70. Caissons x2 (you need  a limber to tow this) Add to Basket
93.Gun3. 6pdr Light Gun  x2 Add to Basket		94.Gun 4. 10pdr rifled gun (Parrott)(Union) x2 Add to Basket		95. Gun 5. 10pdr James Rifled gun (union) x2 Add to Basket

Markers
Civil War Battles (Rules) Uses markers instead of record keeping to note the status of a unit. These packs each contain three poses (8 pieces). They are suitable for other rule systems and as figures to be mixed in with normal bases.
74. Extra ammunition figures/Markers Add to Basket		75. Low on ammunition figures/Markers Add to Basket		76. Disordered Markers Confederate Add to Basket
77. Disordered Markers Union. Add to Basket		78. Musket casualty markers. Add to Basket		79.Artillery casualty markers Add to Basket
92. Damaged Battery Markers (x4)    Add to Basket

ACW Buildings
This is a small range of ACW buildings to suit 15mm wargames. The buildings are solid resin and are probably best painted by using a darker undercoat, lots of dry brushing and some ink! Also available in Range 21 with fences, gravestones, water troughs and walls etc.
21073. Small farmhouse  £5 Add to Basket		21074. Church £6 Add to Basket		21075. Large farmhouse  £8 Add to Basket
21076. Outbuildings  £3 Add to Basket

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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.    £3.25 Add to Basket		XX002 3x 4 cm Bases (rectangular) Usually used for cavalry and Equipment. 40 Bases Per pack. £3.25 Add to Basket		XX003 4 x 4 cm Bases (Square) 10 Bases per pack These are usually used for guns and £1.50 Add to Basket
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 most Peter Pig rules. £1.50 per Pair Add to Basket		£6 Piggy Dice. Bag of 20. Choose Colour Yellow      Add to Basket Blue  Add to Basket Orange  Add to Basket Ivory   Add to Basket Purple  Add to Basket Green Add to Basket 16mm dice. Peter Pig first produced these dice with piggy head on the 6 (instead of the traditional 1) about 5 years ago(2003). Another innovation from Peter Pig.
Battle Clock £4.50  (XX020) To record the game countdown.  Goes from 0 to 21.  Most Peter Pig games use a 21 point countdown. Diameter 3" (7.5cm)     Add to Basket

CWB Battle Report from the US

Battle Report by Dan Gurule and Matt Vigil     CWB - Cedar Run    Photography:  Dan Gurule  Figures and Table: Matt Vigil

Matt again put on another well laid out CWB scenario this last weekend. This time I (Dan) was the defending Union Force. Let me provide a high level battle report and post some pictures of the battle. I finally remembered my camera, see pictures posted at CWB – Cedar Run.

If you look at the scenario you will see that the Yanks have control of the 3 hills on one side of the battle. Two of those being Objectives. My Regular Brigade took their positions on the right covering the hill and Road. My mixed Raw and Regulars took the centre. With raw troops in the centre I attached some batteries to toughen them up if assaulted.

I can tell you right off, as the defender I was rolling horribly for the Battle Clock (the game lasts for 21 points. The defender deducts a D6 from this total each turn). One's and two's were the norm. On the 5th turn I was at 16 points with game ending at 18. Slow death. Needless to say his reinforcements were all coming on and they got close enough to assault my whole line. The only saving Grace I had for victory points was that I took my Two Cavalry stands and ran them up the Rebel right around the gun line they established. That was my Union Highlight.

Anyway let me give you some other highlights and I think the pictures will tell the story a little better then my narrative.

Turn 1 – The Reb attack begins all along the front. At the end of their turn with very high rolls (9+) ( reinforcement units roll 2D6 with modifiers to arrive) the reinforcements were coming on next turn already. The Yanks wait with guns ready.

Turn 2 – For the Rebs this could have made things very difficult. Winder rolled double One's for his move so he pretty much ended up far from his troops who were advancing smartly. (Generals move 2 D6 inches per turn before they start motivating) Of course I couldn't pass up some joking at this point, "leading from the rear" and all that. But if it wasn't for the determination dice from his Corp Commander the distance from his troops hindered his Brigade movement. (Determination dice are extra dice awarded to a Divisional commander by the corps commander to allow for re-rolls) Although, his lead Brigade made a good motivation roll and this turn was able to assault my troops at the road (it costs extra action points to carry out a falter test in order to assault). The assault was stopped during the Falter test, so again not much action.
During this turn the Yanks decided to advance the regulars in the center to relieve some pressure on the Yank Right. They were able to pour some fire into the flank of one of the center Reb Brigades.

Turn 3 – The Rebs continued the attack on the Yank right but were again repelled. The Rebs ran a column of their raw brigade through the trees (troops in a 1 base width column ignore any slowing effect of cover but are worse in morale and fighting) around the Yank right and started inching their way up the hill.
The only highlight for the Yanks was to rout one of the Reb center brigades but on the next turn they were also flanked and routed. Anything to slow them down but rolling the Battle Clock it seemed that we could only run off seconds. Damn..

Turn 4 – Rebel assault on Union right was overwhelmingly successful. The left was ready to fall with only a couple of damaged batteries (each gun model represents a battery) left.The final tally ended up in a +13 victory for the Rebels which was an uneventful victory.
At T6 rolling only a one we called the battle. The Union was defeated.

Great battle. In later turns rolling poorly on both sides for Action Points really slowed us down. The started at 0945 and ended at 1330. Could have went quicker without me being the battlefield reporter and taking pictures.

General notes: With the Rebels being on the attack and wanting to get into "Knife fights" the musket's were not an issue. My Union guns were blasting away at the Rebs which really helped slow them a little having to make Morale rolls and having to hold on failed rolls.

	Yank Right in Trouble		Yank bold move to flank Reb centre and getting flanked themselves		Yank assaulted and routed the centre Reb Brigade only high point
	View over the Wheat Fields from Yank centre		Union right falling		Union Raw brigade stood firm
	Union left ready to fall		Turn 1 - Setup		T2 Yanks moving a battery to left
	T2 Rebel right reinforcements arriving early		T1 Rebel left assault		T1 Rebel center moving to the front
	routed Reb brigade fleeing through the trees		Rebels pressing the attack		Reb reinforcements breaking down fences to get at us
	Raw troops taking fire		Pretty much over		Matt "Johnny Reb"
	Last stand on left		Here they come		Dan "Damn Yank"
	Casualties everywhere		Yankee Right being assaulted