Layawithcatacass...

With a name like, you've got to be Mohican...here is "Layawithcatacass", the fourth in my War of 1812 collection...

I was very pleased with how the warclub turned out.  The figure actually came without the warclub, this was my own addition - just seemed to fit perfectly.

The Stone Wall...

One of the Waypoints for the War of 1812 game I am working on..."The Stone Wall"....

This is Waypoint 2 of 9 done...!

Of Flags and Men...

Just completed the British and French Flags (bases) for the War of 1812 (now I just need men...)

Here is the British Flag...

..and the base of the British Flag.

...and here is the French Flag...

...and the base of the French Flag.

Flags and Waypoints...

So I have finished what I am calling "waypoints" for the War of 1812 game I am creating.  The first waypoint is the "Landmark Tree".  I've also created the first "base", the "American Militia".

This will be the base for the American Militia...

And here is a more detailed look at the base of the Flag...

Here is the Landmark Tree, and its base...

Progress...

So I have finished the first DRAFT of the rules to the War of 1812 game.  Not too bad, kind of like them...needs some refinement.  Progress.

I have also finished the first round of Missions and Mission Cards, as well as Weather Cards (still need to print all).

However, I only have 3 miniatures that actually qualify as game pieces, and would like at least 8, preferably a dozen, to play a decent game...so a ways to go there...maybe by March.

Working now on Landmark Tree...one of the game markers and Mission point.  Also working on the American and British "Bases" (Flags).

Currently I am opening play with choice of American Militia, British Loyalists, French Enlisted, Mohican, and of course Huron.

Happy New Year...

Below is my 2013 New Year's miniature.  Technically he was finished and photographed on New Year's Eve, but not posted until today...thus making him a New Year's Miniature.

This is the second Native American in the War of 1812 collection.  I had believed the Native American before him (Quidel Quanah) was my best miniature to date (and it was), but I am now naming this new Native American, Chief Grey Eagle, my new favorite of all my miniatures.

Chief Grey Eagle and Quidel Quanah