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Im surprised they don't make the investment in a proper translation... it's not that expensive to do....

Still, they are my absolute #1 favorite Infantry model makers

Tutorial videos are available on their website.

Damnit. No new Ariadnan models. God knows they need a ton to fill gaps in the line. Of well. At least it wasn't just more Pan Oceana stuff.

(40K players, replace Ariadnan with any non-Imperial Codex, and replace Pan Oceana with Space Marines, and you'll understand why I'm upset.)

Ouze wrote:If anyone has one of these "human" sized models, could you post a pic next to a space marine, or a bolter, or something? I'd also like to convert that chick in the top middle into a SM Scout, but am worried the scale is wrong.

Amusingly enough, I hate Marines so much I don't own any, I hope these rough comparison pictures suffice.

The comparison pictures show a comparison of an Aleph Nagas Sniper (in white center), an Aleph Asura (in white, left), several recognizable GW figures, a (modified) Wargames Factory Shock Troop (in red), a ruler, and a 32mm Malifaux figure (unprimed).

It seems infinity humans are slightly taller than 28mm GW figures yet noticably shorter than 32mm figures. Either way, they're quite thin.

I love that the DA is 40mm to the mo-hawk lol.

As a player, I would say that the best miniatures for this month are the arachnid look "Rebots" from ALEPH.
They can shoot their whole burst in reactive turn, that is a very useful deffensive tool.

By the way, someone asked there for the rules. Maybe this videos could help:

1- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ogtjm7UspSQ
2- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24DJrs3b9p4
3- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCfmOAGWAUY

BobbaFett wrote:As a player, I would say that the best miniatures for this month are the arachnid look "Rebots" from ALEPH.
They can shoot their whole burst in reactive turn, that is a very useful deffensive tool.

Well, that's just one of the possible four Rebots.
I'd love to have them, but I just wish the major US LGS distributor that deals in my area (Warpath) didn't have an absurd 25% markup on them.
EDIT: I e-mailed them and they fixed it; all is well. I am buying those Rebots!

@ Absolutionis: thx for the picture, now i can imagine it

Absolutionis wrote:It seems infinity humans are slightly taller than 28mm GW figures yet noticably shorter than 32mm figures. Either way, they're quite thin.

So you are from East Coast USA, they are a bit overweighted by SoCal standards
Just kidding
BTW I use Combined Morat as my Xeno Ally Tau Pathfinders.

Absolutionis wrote:Amusingly enough, I hate Marines so much I don't own any, I hope these rough comparison pictures suffice.

That was exactly what I was looking for - thank you. I was using Marines as an example as I figured they were probably the most common GW model but that more then suffices. I have got to get some of those female snipers - I think they match the scale of GWS scouts just fine.

Sgt.Roadkill wrote:is it wrong that i am nto relaly impressed with any of these?

they are ok sculpts but apart form the Haqqislam guy with the knife, the poses seem prety spank....

that includes the imperial agent there is something thats just nto quite right

Yes, you are a bad bad boy and you don't make me feel so good.

I think this batch offers a range of poses from 'at rest' through mild, to extreme action (Kusanagi).

All the poses don't appeal to me, but it offers variety, which is valuable within the concept of Infinity as a small scale skirmish game, and it gives the range more adaptability to other SF role-playing and skirmish games.

Sgt.Roadkill wrote:

RandyMcStab wrote:

Alex Kolodotschko wrote:Am I the only one immature enough to find the name Aswangs very very funny?

No

Nice stuff, I think the Haqqislam bloke with the knofe would make a nice Sly Marbo.

if your gonna use any model as marbo from infinty its all about

That's the truth, this mini is one of the best from Infinity.