The Portable Colonial Wargame book: A progress report

I have been working on the draft of the book, and I really feel as if I am fast approaching the home stretch of the race to finish it. At present I have completed the text of the sections and chapters of the book shown in below in bold:

• Introduction
• Organising and basing units
• ‘The Gatling’s jammed …’ Simple Colonial Wargame Rules
• ‘The Gatling’s jammed …’ Simple Colonial Wargame Rules in action: The attack on Morobad
• ‘The Widow at Windsor’ Colonial Wargame Rules
• ‘The Widow at Windsor’ Colonial Wargame Rules in action:
• Railways and Ships
• A playing card-driven turn sequence
• Heroic Leadership
• A simple Colonial campaign system
• A simple Colonial campaign system in action: More trouble in Zubia
• A simple tabletop terrain generator
• A simple tabletop terrain generator in action
• Bibliography
• Appendix 1: Colonel Frederick Gustavus Burnaby (1842-85)
• Appendix 2: Heroic Leadership cards

I still need to add appropriate images to some of the above, but my main task over the next week or so is to fight and record the two exemplar tabletop battles. I might also add an additional chapter that looks at how the rules can be adapted to fight from some of the Colonial wars that took place from 1900 to the late 1930s (e.g. the Mesopotamian campaign, the Third Afghan War, and the Second Italo-Abyssinian War).