Infinity - Tariqa, High Rank Counselor

The Tariqa model from Corvus Belli's Infinity the Game is used as an HVT: High Value Target; a civilian that becomes an objective in some of the ITS (Infinity Tournament System) Missions.

This one was painted for a generous supporter of MayaCast on Patreon.

Infinity - Haqqislam: Hassassin Lasiq with Viral Rifle

Another piece for a winner of the MayaCast Patreon supporter raffles! Hassassin Lasiq with Viral Rifle from the Haqqislam faction of Infinity The Game.

Infinity - Mercenaries: Kaplan Tactical Services

Last minute addition to the Adepticon Haqqislam army - A Kaplan Tactical Services trooper with Adhesive Launcher, done up in a Sandtrooper scheme.

And the whole family of Fett-inspired Qapu Khalqi ready to rumble!

Infinity - Haqqislam Remotes

I painted a small Haqqislam force for Infinity awhile back, and they were all dressed sort of like Boba Fett. Well, it was time to add some reinforcements to make them playable, so now we have some Imperial-style droids to go along with them.

Infinity - Ariadna: Terlach McMurrough

The last model in the Volt Securities and Interdiction army is Terlach McMurrough, mercenary Dog-Warrior. He can be used as an unnamed Cameronian in a generic Ariadna list as well as himself in a Caledonian Sectorial.

And finally, a group picture of all the Volts together:

Infinity - Ariadna: Tuareg Sniper (Foxtrot Ranger)

Another Tuareg-as-Foxtrot proxy, this one is armed with a Sniper Rifle.

Be sure to check out all the previous Blog posts from the last two weeks to check out all the color recipes for how they were painted. Just click "Volts" in the word cloud on the right!

Infinity - Ariadna: Tuaregs (Foxtrot Ranger)

These Haqqislam models are standing in as Foxtrot Rangers in the list for the Volt Securities and Interdiction army.

There's two of them. No, really - check the base.

The Silver parts started out exactly as all the black parts, so to save time I painted them all at once. The difference is that the highlights cover more of an area on the silver parts than they do on the black parts.

So they all started base-coated black. The next color is VMC Black Grey 168, then Dark Grey 166, Neutral Grey 160, and finally White.

The silver parts then got glazed with a mix of VGC Turquoise and P3 Cygnar Blue Base.

For quick, small detail bits of silver, like belt buckles and things I may have missed until the final detailing stage, I started with VGC Sombre Grey, and highlighted with Wolf Grey and White. If the bits were big enough, they got the Turquoise/Blue glaze, and a little shadow with black (or at least black lining).