The Birch Bark Canoe.

"Land of the silver birch, home of the eagle, where still the mighty moose wanders at will......"

Yup, the old Algonquin standby: the birch bark canoe.

So prepare to dip your paddle and practice your J-stroke....

(paddle not included)

Fits a couple of 28mm(ish) figures.

One page (actually...about half a page), instructions included.

Link....The Birch Bark Canoe.

Hope you like,

Grendel`s Mother

(Last Wild West post for a while. And yup, that`s Dryw's wrangler from Cardboard Warriors)

The Stagecoach.

Another Wild West model: this time the stagecoach.

The 2:00 PM "Card and Stock Overland Express" from Tumblebranch Crossing...not exactly the nicest little town in the Western Territories...

The dang thing is never on time....

This was originally posted on Cardboard Warriors along with The Covered Wagon.

You'll find the two 28mm(ish) paper figs in the pic there too (by Dryw and Scarecrow).

Room for the driver on the perch, cargo on the back, and the guy with the shotgun on the roof.

But, as per usual, horses not included.

Here's the link: The Stagecoach.

(one page jpg, with instructions)

Hope you like,

Grendel's Mother

The Covered Wagon.

Here's a covered wagon from the Wild West.

This model was originally posted at Cardboard Warriors about a year ago.

If you haven't been to Cardboard Warriors, check it out, a great resource and meeting place for cardstock gaming geeks (like myself).

The old prospector paper fig in the pic is from Dryw the Harper and is posted there as well.

This model can be built as a regular utility wagon, or you can add the conestoga covered wagon conversion for a real "Westward ho!!" look.

Build a few and you can put 'em in a circle.

But you're on your own to round up a team of horses...

(maybe I'll get to the horses one day...)

Here's the links :

The Old Wagon.

The Cover.

(jpgs, one page each with instructions)

Hope you like,

Grendel's Mother