8 WW2 BRITISH

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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. £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
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Early war BRITISH
1. British rifles (Early War)		3. Brit Brens (Early War)		5. British command (Early war)
7.British 2" mortars		16. Vickers MMG teams (2 teams) (early War)		23. British tank commanders
27. British artillery crew (early war)		28.British seated
31. British Boyes A/T rifles(Early War)		49. Dead British		120. British 3" mortars Early War (2 teams)
577. British home guard with rifles		578. British home guard with Lewis/Molotov/Thompson		579. British home guard Officer/SGT/Cpl
580. British home guard on bicycles(6 of)		581. British policemen and air raid wardens
British various
100. British commandos		139.LRDG vehicle crew		144. Brit vehicle stowage (desert)
255. British engineers (flamethrower, mine detector and detonator)		151. British having a brew		413. British snipers
195. British infantry throwing grenades		259. British drivers
Desert 8th Army
These figures represent the "men in shorts" fighting the Italians and Germans in North Africa. 15mm miniatures for 8th Army in WW2. Note: Kilts were not worn by units in the desert. There were no PIATS in the desert war against Rommel.
155. 8th Army rifles firing		531. 8th Army rifles advancing		532. 8th Army rifles charging
156. 8th Army brens		157. 8th army platoon command		158. 8th Army dead
159. 8th Army gun crew (standing)		160. 8th Army MMGs (2 teams)		161. 8th Army 3" mortars
162. 8th Army Boyes AT Rifles		163. 8th Army SMG/ NCO		260. British desert drivers
505. 8th Army 2" mortars		534. 8th Army surrendering		535. 8th Army higher command
536. 8th Army AT gun crew		537. 8th army Indian riflemen advancing		538. 8th Army Indian brens
539. 8th Army greatcoats advancing		540. 8th Army engineers (Flame, shovel, mine detector)		541.8th Army Scottish riflemen
542.8th Army Scottish SMGs		543. 8th Army Indian SMGs		544. 8th Army Indian MMGs(3)
545. 8th Army Indian Riflemen kneeling		546. 8th Army Indian 3" Mortars (2 teams)		547. 8th Army Scottish Characters (Piper, Colonel,NCO) ( can be used as command)
14th Army Burma
363.14th Army Rifles firing		364 .14th Rifles advancing		365. 14th Army Thompson SMGs
366. 14th army command		367. 14th Army dead		368. 14th Army Brens
369.14th Army MMGs (2 teams)		370. 14th Army 2" mortars		371. 14th Army 3" mortars (2 teams)
372. 14th army crew		373. 14th army Sten SMGs		374. 14th army Sniper/Piat/Flame
375. 14th Army 3 Mules+3 men				Field Marshall Slim 14th army
British paratroopers
These 15mm figures can be used for WW2 airborne operations from Normandy onwards. Most paras wore the helmet in action. Beret figures just add some variety. Polish Paras look the same as Brit Paras when they have their helmets on!

52.British para rifle		53.British para sten		54.British para Bren
55.British para command		56.British para rifle advancing		57. British paras + PIATS
58.British para gun crew		77. British Paras Seated		152.British para HMGs (2 teams)
174. Brit para dead		223. Brit Paras with 2" mortars		224. Brit Paras with 3" Mortars (2 teams)
430. British Para NCOs		431. British Para flamethrower + grenades		432. British Para lying (rifles, stens +Bren)
433. British Para Stens advancing		434. British Para characters (Frost with horn, Tatham-Walther with umbrella, Runner, Padre with communion kit)		435. British Para fighting wounded/ medics
436. British Para kneeling command		437. Polish command beret		438. Polish sten/rifle/Bren beret
439.British paras on mini motorcycles (well bikes) (6 of)		440. British Paras Surrendering		520. British Para Air landing canisters 2 layouts of three open canisters. I stack of 3 closed containers.
Late war British
115.LW British PIATs		143. Brit LW NCO stens		214. Brit infantry (LW) standing firing
215. Brit infantry (LW) advancing		482. Brit LW rifles kneeling		483. Brit LW AT gun crew
484. Brit LW Stens		485. Brit LW grenades		486. Brit LW rifles with leather coat
487. Brit LW Sten/rifles lying		488. Brit LW rifles advancing light kit		489. LW Brit Bren sections advancing
490. LW Brit Bren sections Firing		491. Brit LW Bren sections firing (lying)		492. Brit LW radio men
493. Brit LW platoon commanders		494. Brit LW company commanders		495. Brit LW 2" mortars
496. LW Brit surrendering		497. Brit LW medics		498. Brit LW 3" mortars (2 teams)
499. Brit LW 4.2" mortars (2 teams)		501. Brit LW gun crew (standing)		502. Brit LW MMGs (2 teams)
503. LW Brit dead		504. Brit LW advancing in greatcoats
Tanks , guns and vehicles
13. Vickers light tank Mk6 C £7		15. Cruiser A13Mk1 £8.50		17. Bedford Light Truck £6.50
18. Sherman M4 £9.50		138. Matilda Mk1 Tank £8.50		164. BritTruck 15CWT CMP £7
169. Humber scout car £7		170. Cruiser A13 Mk111 £8.50		171. Para Recce Jeep £6
		173. Jeep Normandy £5.30		237. Sherman Firefly 17pdr £9.50
242. Sherman DD with skirt down £11		246. Sherman M4A4 75mm British £9.50		248. M10 Achilles 17pdr British £9.50
241. Destroyed Sherman (resin) £6.00		144. Brit vehicle stowage (desert) (10 random pieces) Trim and cut to preference
105. Desert jeep (resin) with 4 head strip Vickers K MG £5		106. Desert jeep (resin) with 4 head strip 50 cal MG £5
Click here to see notes about Sherman variants
258. Vickers Light tank MK 6 B (MGs) £7		441. Brit Para signal Jeep (includes crew) £6		442. Brit Para Jeep carrying paras (includes crew) £6
171. Para Recce Jeep £6
443. Brit Para Jeep 6pdr tow (includes crew) £6		444. Brit Para Jeep Trailers (3 of assorted) £6		561. Universal carrier with a crew of 3. £7
562. Universal carrier with a crew of 6! £7		563. Universal carrier (mortar). £7		564. Universal carrier (HMG). £7
565. Universal carrier destroyed. (resin) £5		22. 2 Pdr (deployed) (2 barrel variants included 2pdr and Littlejohn) £5.30		354. 6pdr AT gun £6.50
414. Airborne 6pdr £6.50
	2 pdrs (left)		6pdr (left)		15 CWT trucks (left)
					Para jeeps From the left general, signals, recce, 6pdr tow

Range 8 British WW2

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