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If you’ve been reading our site regularly over the past few months, you’re probably as sick of ships as Abby Sunderland. Let’s week, let’s focus on Rich and Shaun’s Flying Lead instead…

Flying Lead can incorporate any modern or sci-fi setting.

Infantry hide behind a corn field.

The insurgents definitely seem to have this one sewn up though!

Next time: Boats, dice and maybe some biscuits.

Things got heated between Charlie and me.

Steve looks a bit worried as he barrels into Malk's fleet.

Steve gets surrounded.

Steve looks increasing worried at the sight of Malk's dragon.

Burn little ship!

Dan gets in on the flying action by fielding a blimp.

See you all next time!

Ship happens.

That's a funny coloured sea. I blame BP.

Ian, James and I took part in a brutal three-wayer.

Jon looks smug...

...and here's why. 23 hits rolled!

Tired of rowing your battleship? Get some undead whales to tow it!

Jon's Orc fleet sets sail... for pain!

Steve has a pile of counters ready to mark down the inevitable and imminent damage.

Sorry, no pictures of biscuits this week.

Why did the biscuit cry? Because its mother had been a wafer so long.

You’ll just have to take my word that The Uncharted Seas campaign continued with another five games and our other gamers took part in a game of Flying Lead.

Table correct as of 17/04/2010.

The league is still young but here’s the table so far. James, Malk and Ian are challenging for the lead whilst Andrew, Charlie and Mike prop up the bottom of the table.

Steve gives it the thumbs up as he gets stuck into Ian's Shroud Mages.

Both sides flood onto the table in a Capture The Island game.

Ramming speed!

Spot Andrew's fleet hiding in the corner. Boo!

A pod of undead whales tow a Bone Griffons ship into battle.

Broadsides ahoy!

Top-down view of Bone Griffons vs. Shroud Mages.

One of Steve's ships gets a bit randy.

The Uncharted Seas is a relatively cheap game to get into and requires very few models to be painted. It’s never too late to join our campaign if you fancy coming down. There might even be biscuits.

Ian's Shroud Mages Flagship.

Ian's Shroud Mages Cruisers

Ian's Shroud Mages Heavy Cruisers.

Ian's Shroud Mages Battleship.

Ian's Shroud Mages Frigates.

Charlie's Imperial Humans Heavy Cruisers

Charlie's Imperial Humans Battleship.

Charlie's Imperial Humans Cruisers.

Charlie's Imperial Humans Frigates.

Aaron's Bone Griffons Battleship with broadsides.

Aaron's Bone Griffons Battleship with trebuchets.

Aaron's Bone Griffons Cruisers with trebuchets.

Aaron's Bone Griffons Cruisers with sails.

Aaron's Bone Griffons Frigates.

With 8+ players in the campaign, there’s far too many fleets and photographs for one post. Expect more in the coming weeks!

4 tables, 4 games, 8 players and plenty of carnage.

Humans vs. Shroud Mages on table 1.

Thaniras Elves vs. Dragon Lords on table 4.

Undead Jon made some lovely islands for the campaign, including this rocky paradise.

Two Bone Griffon battleships exchange broadsides on table 2.

The Shroud Mages go looking for trouble back on table 1.

Another example of Undead Jon's idyllic islands.

The Shroud Mages and Imperial Humans engage at point-blank range.

Table 2's capture the island scenario ends in a stalemate as the island gets swamped with skeleton pirates. YARRRRRR!!!

But that’s not all. We also had other games going on down the club!

Shaun and Rich play 1930s-style Flying Lead.

Does Uncharted Seas float your boat? Does Flying Lead hit the spot for you? Come down and try them out for yourself!

Twelve feet of prime ocean view :)

With next weeks additional date featuring the start of Jon’s Uncharted Seas campaign several of us took the chance to get a couple of final practice games in.

With an odd number of US players three of us tried a multi-player game to great success. The simple, straight-forward rules system coped without a problem.

I was gifted victory in the multiplayer game as my opponents saw fit to take each other apart with great efficiency :)

Intial manouvres between the resin fleet and the undercoat fleet!

Battle is joined across the briney blue

Three shades of carnage about to collide

The final stages of a hard fought battle!

Meanwhile, with the recent release of his Flying Lead skirmish ruled through Ganesha Games Rich was leading some of the guys through a couple of games with Shaun’s help. Designed for flexibility you can play almost any period historical, fantasy and sci-fi. To demonstrate to scenarios were on offer Zombie Future Wars and an alternate 1940s adventure.

Lead flies in the battle-zone of the near future!

The blackshirts march off as to war

Whilst proper Gentlemen ride in style!

So, another good nights gaming in Enfield.

If you’d like to get involved with the Uncharted Seas campaign or get in some games with Flying Lead then feel free to join us. You can say hello on the club forums or just roll in on Tuesday and say hello. We’ll have the kettle on :)

With five Tuesdays this month with added an extra club night and to continue in our vein of special events we’ll be launching our Uncharted Seas campaign, run by Jon.

The campaign will initially feature fleets of upto 600 points, with starter box fleets very welcome to join the fray.

For more details sail on through to the forum and cast a weather eye over the Uncharted Seas thread squared away in Organised Games……..aaaaaarrrgghhhh!!