15mm WW1 figures includes Cossacks

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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.

British
1. British Infantry firing EW	2. British cavalry EW		3. British cavalry, late war (1 pose)
4. British late war cavalry command	5. British EW seated		7. British higher command EW
8. British gun crew EW	9. British dead EW		11. British 18pdr gun(x1)
13. British HMGs EW (2 teams)	20. Scottish infantry(caps)		32. British naval Infantry
38. British dismounted cavalry EW	79. British Mk IV Tank Male (1x resin and metal kit) £8		80.British Mk IV Tank Female (Resin and Metal kit) £8
87. British 1914 infantry charging EW	88. British 1914 Guards infantry advancing (taller than 15mm!) EW		91. British cavalry lancers EW
92. British cavalry command EW	93. Indian infantry (turban)		118. British in helmet advancing. LW
119. British in helmet firing LW	120. British in helmet and gasmask LW		121. British in helmet and leather jerkin. LW
122. British gun crew in helmet LW	123. British Lewis gunners in helmet. LW		124. British Vickers HMGs/helmet. LW (2 teams)
125. British dead LW	126. British sportsmen in helmet (cricket, rugby, football) LW		132. British LW grenade launchers
133. British stretchers and bearers (4 stretchers and 4 stretcher bearers- giving two teams moving and two spare stretchers on the ground- 8 castings)	6. British LW grenade throwers		281. Trench raiders
290. Lanchester armoured car £6 (used on western front and in et Russian civil war) Resin body . Metal turret. Metal commander
Germans
			14. German 77m Gun (x1)
15. German higher command EW	26. German dismounted cavalry EW		90. German 1915 Stormtroopers in Pickelhaube helmet EW
98. Stormtroopers +grenades LW	99. Stormtroopers +SMG LW		100. Stormtroopers +gasmasks LW
101. Dead stormtroopers LW	102. Stormtroopers with flamethrower LW Flamethrowers worked in teams of 2 men. The man with the canister on his back is positioned behind the squirter man. the rear man's hose can be animated to show some flex.		103. German gun crew LW
104. Stormtrooper field gun (1 Gun; crew NOT included)	105. Minewerfer (mortars) (6 of)		106. German LMGs (Lewis) LW
107. German HMGs LW (2 teams)	108. Stormtrooper reinforcements LW		111. German infantry in helmet firing LW
112. German infantry in helmet charging LW	130. German 105mm howitzer (x1)		134. German stretcher bearers (4 stretchers and 4 stretcher bearers- giving two teams moving and two spare stretchers on the ground- 8 castings)
149. German Freikorps....will do as LW Germans in light kit. Advancing
190. German EW HMGs (3 of)	191. German EW firing		192. German EW advancing
193. German EW charging	194. German EW command advancing		195. German EW gun crew
196. German EW dead	197. German EW standing casualties		198. German EW jaegers advancing
199. German EW jaeger command	200. German EW jaeger HMGs (2 teams)		201. German EW jaeger firing
202. German HQ staff Telephone/despatch/others	203. German EW cavalry One piece models (3 variants)		204. German EW cavalry command One piece models
240. Uhlan dismounted	241. Uhlan dismounted command		242. Uhlans One piece models (3 variants)
243. Uhlan command One piece models (3 variants)	244. Uhlan empty horses +holders
French
This is the largest WW1 late war French range of figures available in 15mm. The French equipment was used by US forces too. The FT17 is slightly different in US service but not significantly so.
160. French infantry EW advancing	161. French EW infantry firing		162. French EW infantry command
163. French EW gun crew Figure on far left has no base because he goes astride the gun trail sides to service the 75mm gun!	164. French dragoons mounted		165. Dismounted French dragoons
166. French EW dead	167 .French EW HMGs (2 teams)		168. French EW higher command
169. French 75mm gun	170. French alpine infantry (alpine beret)		171. French Zouaves
172. French zouave command	173. French LW advancing with bayonet		174. French LW charging with bayonet
175. French LW NCOs	176. French LW standing firing		177. French LW Hotchkiss HMG (2 teams)
178. French LW grenade launchers	179. French LW advancing no bayonet		180. French LW assault troops with rifle
181. French LW LMGs	182. French LW officers		183. French LW kneeling firing
184. French LW assault LMG, grenades	185. French LW gun crew		186. French LW ragged veterans
187. French LW dead	188. French LW trench gun (2 of)		189. French LW gasmasks advancing
220. French LW flamethrower teams	221. French LW surrendering		222. French LW trench raiders
	280. Tirralliers Senegalese		250. FT 17 octagonal turret + gun (£7)
251. FT 17 octagonal turret + MG(£7)	252. FT 17 round turret + gun (£7)		253. FT 17 round turret + MG ( £7)

Belgian
These 15mm figures are for the early war Belgian army. This army faced the German 1914 onslaught and fought bravely. The Belgian equipment was showing its age in terms of practicality.
19. Belgian dismounted cyclists kneeling	21. Belgian infantry kneeling firing		22. Minerva A/C (Belgian) £6 (resin and metal)
23. Belgian dog carts/MG (2)	24. Belgian HMGs Version Hotchkiss (2 teams)		25. Belgian carabinier infantry (
	27. Belgian infantry standing firing		28. Belgian infantry advancing
29. Belgian guide cavalry 4 figures ( one piece poses)	30. Belgian infantry officers		33. Belgian guide cavalry command 4 figures (one piece poses)
34. Belgian gun crew	35. Belgian NCOs		36. Belgian grenadiers (Elite)
37. Belgian 1905 Krupp gun	40. Belgian dead		109. Belgian higher command
224. Belgian on bicycles (6)	225. Belgian HMG V2 Browning (2 teams)		223. Minerva armoured car (Fitter carrying lots of extra spares) £6.00
Cossacks
Here are the Cossacks. These figures will cover WW1 and WW2 units. They are all made with a standard Cossack hat (papakha) but enterprising gamers can use the separate heads to make their own conversions.
305. Cavalry with sword	306. Cavalry with carbine		307. Cavalry with lance
308. Cavalry command	309. empty horses(6) and holders(2)		310. Mounted higher command
311. Foot cavalry advancing	312. Foot cavalry kneeling		313. Foot cavalry command
314. Dead	315. MMGs 2 teams		316. Rifle infantry
317. Gun crew	74. Cossack Tchanka (resin body). Three horses £5.50		318. SMGs
319. Light mortars (2 teams)	320. LMG
Russian
	17. Russian greatcoat advancing		18. Russian greatcoat command
31. Russian infantry advancing	41. Russian gun crew		42. Russian Cavalry command (officer and bugler)
43. Russian cavalry with carbine	44. Russian cavalry lancers (can be used as standard bearers)		45. Russian higher command
46. Russian dead	47. Russian 76mm Putilov field gun		48. Russian infantry standing firing
49. Russian HMG's (2 teams)	50. Russian infantry without rifles		51. Red guard ( R/W)
52. Cheka(R)	53. Red Guard HMGs(R/W)		54. Infantry in peakless caps-colourful units (W)
55. Naval Infantry(R/W)	56. Navy gun crew (R/W)		57. Naval HMGs(R/W) (2 teams)
58. Infantry in greatcoat (R/W)	62. Priests and nurses		63. Austin Putilov armoured car (resin/metal) £6
64. Russian infantry kneeling	65. Russian infantry command advancing		66. Russian infantry command standing
67. Russian infantry charging
59. Armoured engine and tender. This is a resin and metal kit £16 Requires TT track	60. 2 Turret armoured carriage.£10 The turrets are octagonal 76mm turrets. This carriage can be supplied with T34 76mm turrets if you want but bigger turret holes will have to be drilled by you. Requires TT or HoM track.		61. Flat car with sides £6.50 Requires TT or HoM track
16300. Russian armoured train set A collection of pieces from our Russian WW1 train (Range 16) as follows : #59x1, #60x2, #61x1 £39
Railroad track Our train products will fit TT rail track products, We suggest the following options:- 1. Use TT (Table Top) track. TT is an old gauge that is still popular in Europe. 2. Use PECO "SL -1400" HOm rail track. PECO are usually reluctant to help (they will refuse to tell you where you might find what you want-commercially sensitive!), but might be persuaded. You can go to a model railroad stockist in your own area and ask if they are willing to source it. 3. Buy "cast track" from a wargame manufacturer such as Ironclad or Flames of War.
	70. Red army gun crew		71. Red army HMGs (red army troops are in pointy hat)(2 teams)
72. Tchanka with 4 crew in peaked hats. Three horses £5.50	73. Officers carriage . Five figures and two horses standing. £6.50
	76. Crossley Staff car with crew of 3 £6.50		77. Russian infantry in German helmets
78. Russian tatty partisans	81. Czech Legion infantry		82. Womens battalion of Death(!)
84.Red cavalry/sabre	85. Red cavalry/ command		86. Red cavalry/carbine
95. Russian red army infantry in greatcoats	96. Russian infantry in greatcoat and furry hat		97. Russian officer battalion
129. Russian civil war standard bearers	131. Russian 4 horse limber £7.50
285. Red army infantry advancing	286. Red army foot command		287
Polish
89. Polish infantry French uniform + Czapka	113. Polish gun crew		114. Polish lancers
115. Polish HMGs (2 teams)	116. Polish cavalry command		117. Polish higher command
127. Polish dead
Austrian
135. Austrian infantry advancing/Greatcoat	136. Austrian Infantry advancing		137.Austrian infantry firing
138. Austrian infantry kneeling (waiting to attack)	139. Austrian gun crew		140. Austrian Higher command
141. Austrian dead	142. Austrian HMG (2 teams)		143. Austrian 80mm field gun
245. Dragoons (1 piece castings)	246. Dragoons - Command(1 piece castings)
General WW1 pieces
21042 Grid markers for Square Bashing Rules et al (6 pieces) 2,1,1,2 (in picture order)	35. Fort turret large (resin) £5.50 Ideal for Belgian forts.		36. Fort turret small (resin) £5
21.043 HQ Stuff (WW1/WW2) (tables, chairs and scissor scopes	128. Steam picket boat. Armed with a 3pdr deck gun. 6.5" long. £13£16 supplied without crew. By Steve Ward...boatman!
Turkish
226. Rifle firing	227. HMG (Schwarloze) (2 teams)		228. Advancing
229. Charging	230. Gun crew		231. Dead
232. Officers	233. Higher command		234. Boys Boys were often sent to fulfil their father's call up.
235. Cavalry command	236. Cavalry One piece models (3 variants)		237. Bombers (grenades)
Serbians
Serbia entered the war in 1914. It bravely fought against the much larger Austrian army. It beat the Austrians convincingly in the early battles. eventually superior numbers told and the Serbs fell back to Albania. This range represents the Serbians army of 1914. It can be used for the slightly earlier Balkan war. After 1914 the Serbian army was re-equipped with kit from other countries. mainly France. These figures mostly wear the iconic Serbian cap (Sajkaca). Serbians also made wide use of the moccasin like "opanci". They are sculpted here with the traditional turned up toe.

260. Regular infantry advancing	261. Regular infantry charging		262. Regular infantry kneeling
263. Regular infantry firing	264. Regular infantry officers Dice is 16mm PP dice.		265. Reservist infantry woolly hat
266. Reservist infantry in cap Dice is 16mm PP dice.	267. Reservist infantry officers		268. Regular infantry in greatcoat
269. Casualties	270. Higher command		271. Machine guns (2 teams)
272. Gun crew	273. 75mm Schneider Canet Field gun (x1)		274. Cavalry troopers
275. Cavalry command Bugler and standard. Use troopers for officers.	276. Dismounted cavalry		277. Dismounted cavalry command
278. Armed women militia	Another view of pack 273, Serbian gun.		Third pose from pack 274 Serbian cavalry.
Polish 1920
291. Advancing	292. Firing		293. Officers
294. MG (2 teams)	295. Gun crew		296. Hi porte
297. Higher command	298. Lancers		299. Cavalry command
		Back of figure to show equipment carried.

Range 16 - World War 1

Pierre Laporte Pierre is a prodigious painter. His painting is great. Here it is. Thanks to Pierre! Visit his website here (recommended).
4th Polish uhlans (lancers)
Alexeievsky
Czech legion Visit his website here (recommended).
Drozdowsky
German Freikorps
Belgian Minerva armoured car
Polish infantry
Polish artillery
Tchanka and officer's carriage
Trotsky's red sotnia Visit his website here (recommended).
New Belgian riflemen
Belgian dog carts + other figures

FT 17 tanks Visit his website here (recommended).
RCW Kornilovsky regiment
Polish HMG
Red infantry
RCW tanks (British made)
King Albert
Carabiniers
Line infantry
Belgian grenadiers
Belgian cyclists dismounted
British naval infantry
French territorial infantry
German mid war storm,troopers 1915
German 1914 uhlans (lancers)
RCW Samoursky
Pierre has painted some great figures here . There should be more to come (Pierre?)

Pack Contents

The 15mm figures are made of metal ( a pewter). Infantry packs usually have 8 figures , from a variation of 3 poses. Older infantry packs include an officer as a fourth pose. Newer packs have the command as a separate pack.

Field gun packs consist of a single gun kit only.

Vehicles are also sold as singles.

Russian armoured trains
	These are all by Neil C. A fine array of Russian locomotive power. Thanks Neil	Further conversions are in the offing, 2 variants of the Ov class, with 6 wheeled tenders, a ‘toblerone’ armour clad version of your Wild West 4-4-0 [to replace my lamented lost ‘Transcaspia’] and an entirely scratchbuilt part-armoured Ov (showing running gear)… I’m thoroughly enjoying this project and your continued support with spare parts is much appreciated!
	A Sormovo Works variant ‘No.12 In Honour of Comrade L Trotsky’ alongside your conventional Armoured Locomotive ‘Comrade Blyukher’, together with the heavily converted Wild West train morphed into a Russian ‘A’ class 4-6-0 ‘Tashkent’
Robert's Belgians Uhlans. Have a look see. (Click here)

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