Alice, Hero general @ 4AP
White Queen, Magician @ 4AP
White King, Spear @ 2AP
White Knight, Knight @ 2AP
Tweedledee & Tweedledum, 2x Blades @ 2AP
Gnat, helpful insect, Flier @ 2AP
All the Kings Horses and Men, 6x Hordes @ 1AP
Stronghold: A looking glass

Red Queen, Hero General @ 4AP
Red Knight, Knight @ 2AP
Lion and Unicorn, 2x Beasts @ 2AP
Jabberwock, Dragon @ 4AP
Humpty Dumpty, Behemoth @ 4AP
Railway passengers, 2x Spears @ 4AP
The crow, Flier @ 2AP
Stronghold: Dreaming Red King

Rationale
Any pieces definitely red or white were put in the appropriate camp. Other characters were arrayed with an eye to whether they were generally assisting or hindering Alice (not too many of the former, unfortunately).

Tweedledee and Tweedledum are Blades because of their superb (!) armour, even though they've only one sword between them. The jabberwock is only heard of, not seen, but certainly would have posed a threat to Alice if it had shown up. The railway passengers are crowded together, do everything in unison, and are a bothersome obstacle to Alice - definite Spear behavior. I made the White King a spear because he's slow and (with no other spear element) rather useless, and because I didn't know what else to do with him.

I thought about making the Red Queen a rider general rather than a Hero, since Alice doesn't have much trouble just shaking her, but couldn't think of two more AP.

This is probably easier to model in 25mm. Ground Zero makes anime-inspired girls, one of which probably would serve as an Alice, and Ral Partha made a jabberwock.

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