These are the models I am using for the Battle of Lake Champlain, September 11, 1814.
| | Type | Tons | Armament | Model | Picture | Comments |
| Downie's English Squadron |
| Confiance | Frigate | 1200 | 31 x 24-pdr 6 x 32-pdr C | NB49 36 Gun Frigate at Quarters with F B-ES1A Sails | | Though rather shallower, above the water line this ship was little different from ocean going frigates |
| Linnet | Brig | 350 | 16 x 12-pdr | Napoleonic Series Brig with ES1A Sails | | I used the NB Brig just to throw in a little variation. It has a fo'castle, so it could be used for Onieda |
| Chubb | Sloop | 112 | 1 x 6-pdr 10 x 18-pdr C | GL-5 Sloop | | |
| Finch | Sloop | 110 | 1 x 18-pdr 4 x 6-pdr 6 x 18-pdr C | GL-5 Sloop | | |
| Macdonough's American Squadron |
| Saratoga | Corvette | 734 | 8 x 24-pdr 6 x 42-pdr C 12 x 32-pdr C | GL-12 26 Gun Ship | | This ship probably did not have quarter galleries or a cutwater knee/beakhead. These can be ground-off this model, but I have chosen not to at this point. |
| Ticonderoga | Schooner | 350 | 8 x 12 pdr 4 x 18-pdr 5 x 32-pdr C | Napoleonic Series Schooner with Sails Set | | This model is somewhat bigger than the Great Lakes series schooners, but then Ticonderoga was big for a schooner |
| Eagle | Brig | 500 | 8 x 18-pdr 12 x 32-pdr C | GL-6 Brig | | This model could also be used for Jones, Jefferson, Niagara and Lawrence |
| Preble | Sloop | 80 | 7 x 9-pdr | GL-5 Sloop | | |