When the Russians mistake Piglet for another agent, it seems that his life may suddenly be in great danger. Meanwhile, his latest technological developments aren't exactly working as intended. This is a free standing turret that can be used to represent WW1 fort turrets such as those on the Maginot line. Prone figures usually have a "smoothed face" i.e. little facial detail. This is because the undercut for a face smaller than the headgear would tear the mould as you pull a larger object (helmet circumference through a smaller hole, head cavity). Other manufacturers who try this often have torn moulds. The face will not be visible to the gamer standing above the figure anyway. A range of buildings and accessories to model Russian villages and towns. Russian buildings often became very distressed due to the poverty of their owners and harsh weather. This range is accurate for WW1, WW2 and the Russian civil war. The normal Russian village would be grouped along either side of a very wide road (say 50 feet). The road would be dusty in the summer and muddy in the winter. A two storey house. This building type constitutes the greater number of buildings within the town. Some may be taverns or "comfort" houses.

This bridge can be used with bloody barons (wars of the roses) right up until the present day. A good stone structure will last hundreds of years. The bridge is wide enough for a PP tiger tank.(30mm bases). 8 inches length. These rules are designed for games wherein the figures operate in groups. They are not a skirmish set . Inside Out: Joy • Sadness • Anger • Disgust • Fear • Bing Bong • Frank and Dave • Forgetters • Jangles • Rainbow UnicornThe Bird Store • The Bears and Bees • Just Dogs • Flowers and Trees • King Neptune • Bugs in Love • Babes in the Woods • Santa's Workshop This section is a front. This means the figure bases are pushed up to it. It will do nicely for ACW onwards. The programme follows the life of reluctant MI5 agent Peter "Piglet" Chapman as he tries to instruct his fellow agents on the finer points of spy gadgetry while keeping his wife Sarah in the dark about his new career. This was one of the happiest assignments of my career: it was funny, fast and furious – great company and marvellous machines. If the viewers enjoy this programme as much as we did making it, this could be one of the highlights of my career. Letting off steam, with a group of friends, and a real sense of adventure – this was an unforgettable delight.”

This is astounding! Am I a spider with the limitations of a pig? Or a pig with the proportionate strength and agility of a spider? I've become something greater than either spider or pig... I've become a Spider-Ham!" – Peter Porker, the Spectacular Spider-Ham #15 (May 1987)Dexter and Lewis attempt to infiltrate a militant animal-rights group. Unsurprisingly, they have little success. Piglet, however, could be just the man for the job. As they go on their journey, they’ll discover the history and engineering genius of the machines they’re travelling on, as well as how steam engineering changed life in the UK forever. En route they’ll meet the steam enthusiasts who are keeping the steam tradition going, as well as visiting some iconic historic landmarks. Birds in the Spring • Father Noah's Ark • The Three Little Pigs • Old King Cole • Lullaby Land • The Pied Piper • The Night Before Christmas A set of rules written for the ACW only. Not a conversion of some "sort of like" period. The ACW 15mm rules. Great set of rules that flow very nicely. The basic unit is the brigade.

Then paint in dark brown, such as raw umber or chocolate. Use a 13mm flat sable brush. Well worth the expense. Such a brush will get the paint into the corners and cover nicely. Mountain tribes are the inhabitants of the central highlands in Vietnam. In French, this term becomes "Montagnards". As usual PP is the first company to do a thorough job of a 15mm Vietnam aspect. PP started Vietnam in 15mm during 1985. John, Peter and Piglet are a charming combination whose warm repartee makes this beautiful journey engaging and fun. They’ve loved getting their hands on these incredible steam machines.” NVA stands for "North Vietnamese army". these are the official soldiers of North Vietnam. They have formal uniforms and unit structures. They wear a light cork helmet coupled with a green lightweight uniform. North Vietnamese soldiers were often a little taller than their southern counterparts. These resin pieces can be used to mark out an area as a depression without the need to burrow in to the table.Continuation of picture above. Such gates are very common in WW1/2 French towns. The gate would adjoin the house frontage and the neighbouring house so that no off road access was possible. A range of well researched (we have been to most of them!) scenery to add flavour and plausibility to your game.