Thank you all for the comments.  I have not yet taken them to the table yet as I have been busy rebasing them to what you see.  I plan on going to a local hobby shop next weekend to get them on the table, but mainly use it as a way to learn the rules.  Going to start with Brigade FIre and Fury. I currently have 5 brigades for both Union and Confederate rebased, so I have a small corps per side to manuever to learn the rules.

With the way I am basing them with the extra command stands I currently have 16 Confederate Brigades and 15 Union Brigades for learning Alter of Freedom.

Here are some more photos of progress.

First is the Stonewall Brigade,  need to purchase more flags to complete.  On the more famous brigades or unique Regiments I am adding state flags in addition to the National Flags (for Confederates) or instead of Regiment flags (for Union)

Stonewall Brigade | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Next is the 33rd Virginia

33rd Virginia in Blue | Jim Johnson | Flickr

While I was waiting to get to the store for some paint I completed a batch of Split Rail fencing for the battlefield.

First batch of Split Rail Fencing | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Finally here are a couple of pictures of the split rail fences with troops to show the scale/visual as it will be seen on the battlefield

Split rail fencing | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Split Rail Fencing 2 | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Hope you enjoy.  Let me know if there are any questions.

Next up is to complete another Cofederate Brigade.

I have managed to finish up Sherman's Brigade of Tyler's DIvision.

Sherman's Brigade | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Complete with the 79th NY Highladers in Tartan Trews

79th New York Highlanders | Jim Johnson | Flickr

79th NY complete with tartan trews | Jim Johnson | Flickr

I'm not much of a painter, wargamer first and formost 

and finally the 2nd Wisconsin

2nd Wisconsin in Grey | Jim Johnson | Flickr

I've also finished Richardson's Brigade of Tylers Division and finish basing the Confederate Brigades of Bartow, Bee and Elzey (which completes the Army of the Shenandoah under BG Johnston) but don't have the flags for them yet so not complete.

I'm planning on putting the Army of Shenandoah vs Tyler's complete division on the table at a local hobby shop tomorrow.  Will take some pictures and post them.

Now that I have these units completed I plan on working on some better scenery while I wait to order more troops.

Thanks for looking

Got some of the troops on the table today.  The sceneario I laid out was loosely based on Hoke's Run which was fought on July 2, 1861.  In that battle Col Jackson was to slow the Union advance which he did.  It was a battle between Col Jackson's brigade and 2 Union Brigades.  In my short game today, Col Jackson was again sucessful in keeping the Union from crossing the creek until reinforcements arrived.  In the orginial battle casualties were 23 Union and 91 confederate.  In my game Col Jackson inflicted about 400 casualties and sustained around 200.

Here are some pictures;

Hokes Run Confederate view | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Union ready to attack | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Jackson pushed back | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Confederate reinforcements arrive | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Jackson repulses the assault | Jim Johnson | Flickr

Both sides were due to get reinforcements on the next turn.  Col Bartow was moving up to support Jackson's brigade and Col Sherman's brigade was just coming onto the board. 

As this was just for me to work on learning the rules I ended the fight there.  I had gone through 6 turns which would equate to  2-3 hours worth of fighting.  It was a fun first outing and I learned alot about the rules.

As you can see I definately need better terrain, and now that I have 4 brigades for each side fully based I plan on working on that.

Thanks for looking.