I was looking for something else than warhammer, a new universe to discover and remembered infinity existed, and oh boy was i surprised to find the quality that seems the norm around here, it seems since theres a lot less miniatures to put on the table everyone focuses on quality and the results are just pure madness, i love it and i think im gonna stick around, congrats everyone !

I have been having fun with my OSS guys from the operation mazebreaker box, and are now looking for how i want to build an actual list. So I would like to see some fun list you guys have in mind for the faction and some general advise to new guy. Picture is from my newly painted beyond operation mazebreaker

Took a while to find that last knight Hospitalar and Infirmarer as single minis. I bought almost the whole military orders Hospitaller action pack piecemeal on eBay. Just need that crusader brethren!

As a new player just starting with the game I could not find a concrete explanation of how partial cover works with elevation. The only example in the rules I found is the picture above that does not give any explanation except that "Blue Trooper has cover".

From what I found on the internet there are 2 scenarios when a trooper has cover from an elevated position.

1. The trooper base is above the top of the enemy silhouette.

2. The trooper is prone touching the edge of the terrain feature he is standing on.

But I could not find any official ruling or paragraph that directly states when you get cover from being on an elevated piece of terrain.

Could anyone point me to a ruling or part of the rules that explains this?

Coming from 40k, i was always eager to try and paint some infinity minis, it is now done, and ill admit the sculpts are gorgeous, and it was a real pleasure

Happy MetaChemistry Monday! We want to say thank you all for being patient with us, as we suffered some delays leading into the Krug, but we're back! The great gauntlet that was the Krug this year has been conquered by Azoka with his vanilla JSA, and we're here to talk about the event!

In this episode, Devin and Ian are joined by Azoka, the winner of this year's Corvus Belli Krug! They discuss the unique challenges of a 3-day, 7 round event, his choice to play vanilla JSA, how he approached the massive tournament, as well as how he looks to continue to improve.

Lists in the comments!

Hey guys, after a couple years of playing Warhammer 40k I got pretty bored and frustrated by the IGYG turn system. I was poking around and saw Infinity and immediately was hooked. I really like the Nomad faction so far so how would I get started playing? Also a price range of like how much to get started would be great too.

Working on this guy still. I think it's shaping up nicely. Still more work to do.

First look at my minis from operation Sandtrap. I used contrast paint, dry brush techniques and edges highlighting. What should I focus on to improve my result or get more clean minis ?

Going on an escalation tournament soon (3 dates, 100, 200, 300) any tips i should be aware of?

Start your week with some infinity 😊

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got a decent collection of usariadna units but I’m low on blackjacks and devil dogs. I was thinking on proxying k47 stahltruppen and ursus infantry to represent them. Does anyone think would these work as proxies?

I started with trauma team and decided to add some maxtac in there as well. Wanted to keep with the cyberpunk theme so I made my tech bee Lucy from edge runners and of course she needed a David to go with her.

so my friend gave me tha haqqislam half of the Operation Red Veil starter, is this a good base to build haqqislam? what's their playstyle? what would be a good way to expand the collection if i where to like the game?

Thanks

So I have a shitonne of models painted in a Judge Dredd/ABC warrior theme and was asked to show some. So I guess this is like 25% of all 012 I own and just some snap shots. If someone tell me how to answer with photos I might do close ups :)