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That Ninja is a beaut.

Knowing how small some of the detail is on that mini, that's some very, very precise work there.

More ninja.

The ninjas look good, if bright.

Thank it all they get Thermo-Optic Camo, eh?

In the cheerful brightness of the near future, not being bright would make a ninja as inconspicuous as a tarantula on a slice of angel food cake.

I like the white ninja, hindenberg. Nice color choices.

Finished the Tiger soldier. I'd name it Toni, but... y'know.

More in my P&M thread. Link in my sig.

She's Grrrrrrrrrrreat!

Here are a few of mine. They have not been based yet, and the pictures are not too good (the white unpainted looking bits are actually glare from the flash - I checked!) but this is a starter.

Spektr


Mobile Brigada


Reveren Healer

Finally getting some pictures of my Ariadna done up and thought I'd add them into the thread.







While the Devil Dogs aren't the best models on the table I'm looking forward to getting in a game with all three teams just to see how it plays out.

Nice color combo. Very pleasing to the eye.

master of ordinance, Reverend Healer doesn't want to stay on that base (Knee hanging off) Seems to be a new thing with Infinity sculpts.

Hsein HMG done.

To my P&M blog to see more.

Here's the Zuyong.

Rest of the photos, and the Yu Jing starter box family shot in my blog.

Here's the Combi-rifle Spektr from the Nomad Starter boc

As always, more in the P&M blog. Dew Drop Inn.

Hey! Who got this thread all dripping in swag while I was away?!

There is so much eye candy, I think it's melting my brain.

Where you been to Casey?

That's an absolute beaut Red Harvest, really like the gem work and the colour combination works really well.

 Pacific wrote:
Where you been to Casey?

East, west, hame's best.

Lo Casey'. Long time, no see. *waves*

While I'm not an active Infinity player/collector (I mainly paint 40k mini's, and don't even play that game), I have painted my first Infinity miniature and thought I'd pop it in here to show a crowd that may appreciate it more than my usual 40k followers... and that it may be something you haven't seen if you're not following my (mainly 40k) blogs.

I painted her to match my multiped tank, rather than any official scheme.

My Szalamandra pilot:

 Dr H wrote:
Lo Casey'. Long time, no see. *waves*

Hey, dude! Good to see you, even better to see you here. I haven't ventured into P&M yet but I'll be over soon, I'm sure you've been coming up with lots of great stuff these last couple of years!

The Szally pilot looks great, well done. How did you find painting at that scale? Looking forward to seeing the rest of that big beast in your thread too!

 Casey's Law wrote:
Hey, dude! Good to see you, even better to see you here.

Don't get too excited, this is only 1 of 2 Infinity figures that I have. They were part of a prize from one of Gits' Mantis-maker contests.
I do like the Infinity aesthetic, in general. But the single-pose, metal nature makes them less useful to my converting crazes.
This one fitted the tank without the need to do anything. I've not found a use for the other one yet...

I haven't ventured into P&M yet but I'll be over soon, I'm sure you've been coming up with lots of great stuff these last couple of years!

I've been keeping myself busy, yeah. Drop on by and kill an hour (or 4).

The Szally pilot looks great, well done. How did you find painting at that scale? Looking forward to seeing the rest of that big beast in your thread too!

Thanks. I actually quite enjoyed the painting; partly due to it being a change of pace from the previous couple of projects. Didn't have a problem with the size/scale. I even painted her eyes (with pupils an' everything), which I don't normally do; I get the impression that CB exaggerates different features to what GW does.
That tank was a nice kit to build too.

Looking good Doc. But then, I already said that. No harm in repeating the praise, eh?

Konstantinos, liberated from the Shelf of Shame after a nearly 3 year imprisonment.

More in my blog. So head on over. BYOB.

 Red Harvest wrote:
Looking good Doc. But then, I already said that. No harm in repeating the praise, eh? ...

No harm at all. Thanks.
Good job yourself.

Still not dragged my backside over to P&M yet, don't know where to start!

That's really awesome, Red. You freehand that shoulder?

Bloody help thats some awesome work, again!

Cracking job also Dr H, thats a neat touch with the base edge. Can I ask what the big walker miniature is?

It's the HAW-206 multi-legged tank from Ghost in the Shell: Stand alone complex

Casey's Law wrote:Still not dragged my backside over to P&M yet, don't know where to start! ...

Oo Oo Start with mine, start with mine...

Pacific wrote:...Cracking job also Dr H, thats a neat touch with the base edge.

Thanks Pacific.
The base edge is to add a unifying element to my army.

If you have not visited my (mad) army blog: As an excuse to build and paint a wide range of models with no limitations to army lists, game rules, etc. I conceived the plan to build an army that is made up of "brainwashed" members of all other armies (and eventually game systems). I'm also creating fluff and rules for the army.

As each individual is painted in their original colour scheme there is no uniform to the army; this may cause confusion* on the battlefield (one of mine may get accidentally included in my opponent's army). I have yet to play a game (and don't hold out hope of finding many willing opponents) and focus on the modelling side of things.

*The point of the army fluff is that it's based on a (mad) scientist that is a believer of "true" chaos, which by it's very nature should be confusing.

Can I ask what the big walker miniature is?

Tristan228 is correct; the Kenbishi heavy industries HAW206 prototype multiped tank. I got the 1:35 kit from HobbyLinkJapan. https://hlj.com/product/KBYKP-259

WIP of Tarik Mansuri. Hopefully I can get him finished for a game tomorrow. Just need to finish his Spitfire.

Looks great man. Is that green a base, layer, highlight deal?

Basecoat of Vellejo Game Colour Camo Green, wash with Army Painter Strong Tone Ink, layer raised areas with VGC Camo Green again, mid-shade highlight with 50/50 VGC Camo Green and P3 Thrall Flesh, final highlight of P3 Thrall Flesh.

Ahh, that's why it's so smooth, thanks for posting it. It brings up the little plates on the legs particularly well.

My favourite part of the new Haqqislam aesthetic is the segmented, squared off armour plates. I like the look with the well defined lines between them.

Unfortunately it's also what discourages me from painting them faster, because it's such a pain.

Slow it may be but worth your effort, it looks great. By the way where did you get your bases, they aren't the CB ones are they, the lip looks smaller.

Bases are just the stock bases with sand - washed Army Painter Soft Tone, drybrushed P3 Jack Bone, then Army Painter Skeleton Bone. Rocks are made out of broken up cork tile, painted P3 Idrian Flesh, washed with Army Painter Strong Tone, then drybrushed Idrian Flesh, then about 30/70 White and Idrian Flesh.

Finished another old model that's been in my backlog for far too long - the mighty Maghariba. Now to get it on the table a bunch of times before my willpower check fails and I buy the new one.

Nice one, I think it was the angle of the pictures, it looks like the base has no bevelled edge. Yeh better get some use out of the old girl before you cave and she ends up shelved. Worse things to have on your shelf though!