Join Tristan, Jacob and Nick for the long awaited ITS18 update!

We go through all the changes so you don't have too!

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I have a large collection I’m selling off. Is it going to be better to sell it all as one unit or to break into factions? Is there a rough rule of thumb for pricing in-production vs OOP models?

Edit: do you prefer eBay, Facebook, or another selling platform?

Walking value village and found these randomly for only $10.99

Complete box as well.

Can the pinned resources be updated please? I started with going over the Infinity Resources in the pinned community highlights and after a while I realised that most of the links are out of date or dead and 5 years old. The model identifier sheets linked are 5 years old and I found scrolling an updated version posted only just few days ago by the same author. The onboarding has been extremely difficult as a new player but a warhammer veteran. Ive found lots of posts and have been reading it all but the outdated resources pinned on the reddit sub was a definite stumbling block that hopefully can be updated.

So I started with SP as my first army and im loving it so far however adhd is kicking in and im looking towards what force i should collect next ? Especially something that can contrast SP gameplay wise. I was thinking Shas, TAK, or HB as I do like the look of all of them however I'm open to suggestions beyond those.

EDIT: I'm specifically asking about the overall look and feel and not the actual layout here.

This is a set I'm working on currently called Helios Frontier Outpost. It's a set of 3" tall components that clip together to form buildings in 2" increments from 4x4 up to 10x10. Drop-in roofs and optional windows/doors with drop-in internal floors. Roof barriers are magnet ready for 3mm x 2mm. Scaled for 28mm - 32mm but should work for up to 40mm without scaling. My own layouts were for Five Parsecs From Home on a 2x2 mat.

Decided to paint it similar to the box art. I really enjoyed this TAG model. It was my first time working with Sinocast plastic, and I was amazed by how light it felt compared to the metal material used for most models. Overall, I really enjoyed painting it, with the highlight being the Chinese characters I painted on the armor pads on the arm.

So when you shoot a discoballer in FT : its a double shot, you put 2 templates and you roll for each but can you add your SD to each roll ?

On speculative attacks it says that it is always resolved at B1.
But if the said model with SA is in a pure duo, giving it a +SD, would this bonus still be applied during SA as the SD isn’t technically additional shot?

hi friends. im having trouble decided between two factions to start my infinity adventure. tunguska and shasvastii. to get this out of the way, i dont care about overall sectorial balance. this is a nonfactor in my decision.

what draws me to these sectorials? they are described as asymetric, high skill cap, and require tactical precision to make work. other sectorials fit this description, but they way these factions achieve asymmetry intrigues me. i like that both factions dont necessarily rely on apex gunfighting platforms to achieve a win, not that i would mind doing this if the opportunity arises. the sphinx does seem pretty cool and unique as far as a predator gunfighting platforms go. shas's hidden deployment is interesting in that you capitalize on cracks in an enemies gameplan and gameplay when they overinvest/underinvest based on limited info. that coupled with deep striking units is what attracts me to shas. as for tunguska, the network engineering to force multiply hacking units seems super interesting and provides a ton of tactical variance due to program variety, where to expand your network web etc. i dont want to brute force a win, i want to outsmart my opponent. both of these sectorials fit that and i cant decide. maybe yall can give some insight, play experience, or give me other things to consider to help with my decision. for the record, i think both factions look awesome, but shas wins in aesthetics slighty. nomads wins slightly in that vnomads seems more interesting than vca, but both vanilla factions are cool in their own right. thnx in advance.

I decided a while back to go all out on the new Imperial Service model range. I'm just missing the new flying unit (I think?). I previously painted my older Yujing model range as a mix of the White Banner Army and the Invincible Army.

I've been a huge fan of Infinity since N3, and since then I've mostly been interested in the Yujing model range because I like their overall aesthetic.

Perhaps in the future I might try a different faction 🫡.

Here is our review of HexaDome Legends.

Are there any specific methods you like to use to paint Infinity models?

I'm coming over from 40k, and the first obvious difference is the scale of models. I've started painting one with regular acrylics, but now I'm considering a heavy slap chop and then some contrast paints.

picked tunguska as one of armies I want to collect but noticed that a lot of sets for it are quite old, especially the starter. I'm not really in the loop, is tunguska getting some new toys soon that I should wait for?

The last of my action pack conversions, a mighty Ironsides, now with multi-rifle/ ps6 light flamethrower! Fun little duo with the hmg boss Ironsides. Used poor oop Sargosh from Shasvastii’s rifle, and the pistol from the extra cliffjumper. Head and arms repinned and reposed!

As much as I really love painting sci fi, its fun to paint almost regular looking army guys!

Hey everyone! Been a while since I shared an update on these, but I have recently had the incentive and opportunity to give the model identifier sheets a big update. For reasons I can't share yet, I've been sitting on these since the Mazebreaker update – so since June – but here they finally are :)

Infinity Model Identifier Sheets v4.0

(Note: The pictures in this post are only a handful of examples. You'll find the full list of sheets for every faction in the google drive folder linked above)

The most notable changes:

• All factions now share the same legend on the bottom, using just three easily identifiable highlight variations to signify minis that don't have a model yet, are out of production, or limited edition. The original legend was simply too small, so this change makes the sheets (which are quite large) much more readable at a distance.
• OOP Minis are now simply greyed out, making it easy to spot at first glance which minis are not available to buy right now.
• Limited editions are no shown with a light orange background. If the limited edition is not available anymore, it's also greyed out.
• Corregidor has been split into two sheets, showing Surface and Deep Space divisions. This was the easiest way for me to implement the Mazebreaker changes without overloading the sheet again.
• Note: OOP sheets have not been updated yet. I'll follow up with those as soon as possible.

As always: If you find errors, let me know – there's always something that falls through. Otherwise, enjoy the new update and happy collecting :)

Painting eyes is a massive pain but at least this pair turned out okay.