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So this is the start of my infinity army.
When I first saw the infinity miniatures, I had to have them but I had no one to play. But some guys at my FLGS have just started to get into the game. Giving me a good excuse to sell some old miniatures that where collecting dust in my room.
This is how the adventure is going to begin.


Sorry for the bad pic. I just quickly took one from my cell.

I'm going to put some real effort into this army. First by getting some really awesome bases for them to go on.
I really want a urban feel to them, so I found some awesome bases from Dragon Forge (Just going to make my own bases now)





I really want to have them based and painted at the same time, but I have to order the bases first. Which sucks, because I just spent all my money for the army and now I have to wait till I get some more

I'll try and update this as much as possible
thanks for looking

Looking forward to this!

Awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Do you have a paint scheme picked out yet?

no not really, but I thinking about doing just the regular green camo, but with more tan in it.


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So of cours when I'm trying to file down some of the metal on the feet, one of them break off

Ouch :( Hope the pinning goes well

So I fixed up the wolfs leg, and to make sure it match with the dog face they both have bandages on there legs.



and I have finished putting all the mini's together. Now I just have to wait til the bases get here, and that may take awhile So no updates until then, sorry.

Good call with the greenstuff. A nice repair that fits with the theme too. I had some trouble with feet too. My Axe-Medic (totally what he's called) looked like he was about to faceplant. And the Haqqislam model was way too forward as well. That was fun.

Love the game! Love to see more people working on them! Ill be following this.

So it looks like I'm going to have to make my own bases. Any Ideas on how I sould do that
I have some plastic card and basing material, but besides that. I have no idea how to make urban bases.

Well If I had my stuff I could post it.
I found a good link Here is how you can do rubble and such. http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/386127.page

So this is a quick update on the bases.

This is just testing out an idea of how to do them. If any one has any suggestions of what to add give some C&C





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Some test on the small bases

Ooh not bad! What's the stuff made of?

I really like the cracks on them. I think the sand is a bit boring though, how about adding sand of varying size?

Ya, the sand is really boring, and I'll take your advise on the varying sizes of sand.

The bases are made of a plaster I have. Don't know the name of it tho and I used a old lid for the mold.

A lid! Brilliant! You get that 'curb' sort of look from it. Like broken sidewalks or road. Or concrete barricades and the like.

Good work McGuyver.

Add maybe some plasticard and such some railing and what not.

It's nice to see more infinity blogs cropping up (must start mine soon!)

I'm making a load of bases for my guard at the moment. I've found a great basing material is bark chippings. Make sure they are dry, then they are easy to flake apart or carve up into rocky shapes for your bases. Pieces of plastic tube or guitar wires are also great for adding quick detail.

I have some rusty guitar wire that I'm planing on using after painting.

Just finished the first mini, I will post pics latter tonight. Or as soon as I can find my camera....

Great stuff, good to see another Infinity blog start up!

Nice big collection of minis you have there to start out, and I'm glad you got the Autocannon guy (has to be one of the best models in the range!)

Looking forward to more.

Looking forward to seeing what you've got - good work on the plaster for the bases. May have to give that a go at some point

Always have different sand/grit sizes on hand for bases - it really adds a lot to the model if the sand has different textures from dust up to pebbles.

Ok, so I had to take pics with my cell phone. But they turned out great.

Nice. The camo suits the basing scheme well

This mini just happened to have more gray on him. The rest will have more of the tan camo.

That's a good looking mini DG! The face looks good, and I'm a total sucker for greys and browns. It looks like a setup someone would actually use when slinking through the urban battleground.

Do you have a unit designation yet? He has that little shoulderpad on his left arm that is a prime location to add a splash of color for a unit or squad marking.

Actually he dose have the unit marking on his arm. I must have missed it when I was taking the picture.
I'll take another one showing it later today

Awesome, I can't wait. I'm really looking forward to seeing how you paint up the dogfaces. There's so much you can do with those guys, and I think the models are really cool.

What sort of camera does your phone have? Cause those turned out really well. I love the look of these models. They look like Tier 1 operatives, or modern day spec ops teams. They'd look great in a modern day game without much modification.

A close up of the unit marking.

Chemical Cutthroat said:
They look like Tier 1 operatives, or modern day spec ops teams. They'd look great in a modern day game without much modification.

That's what I was kind of going for. After seeing the 5th Minutmen on the Infinity website, I knew that's how I wanted my army painted. Plus I wanted to kind of keep the original paint scheme they had on the website.

Nice work on that unit marking!

Yeah, that does look good. Keep it up!

Awesome, the bases really add something to your wonderful models!