#Infinity
Content about Infinity, the sci-fi skirmish game by Corvus Belli.
13 pages, 3 of them guides
Tips for Batch Painting Unique Models
How to batch-paint a commission where every model is different — group by paint and material, not by armor panel. Plus a teaser of the Man Alone Prima Materia stone dice.
Painting References: Maximus (Infinity)
Reference photos, box art, and painting guides for Maximus, Optimate Hexadome Legend from Corvus Belli's Infinity.
Painting a Leather Belt
Day one of taking painting seriously—following Richard Gray's leather belt tutorial and discovering that competition-level painting isn't as impossible as it seems.
I finished the infinity models
So I'm going to sit down and finish up this Infinity.
Almost done
40 minute painting tutorial
What's up? We're back. Uh yesterday's video for some reason didn't upload to YouTube. So, I'm going to uh this is where we left off. This is where yesterday's…
Keeping the hobby streak alive.
Working on the purple highlights for Maximus with layered glazes and edge highlights to push the brightness.
Painting and Ranting about Game Design
Glazing purples on Maximus while rambling about designing a solo Mordheim-style skirmish game—thoughts on HP alternatives, attrition systems, and what makes games tick.
Hobby Hang Out Clips
Locking back in on Maximus with purple glazes, white highlighting, and working through the tedious but rewarding process of building up layers.
Relic Blade Launch Day and Glazing Maximus
Ordering the new Relic Blade plastic kits on launch day, locking in on Infinity commission painting with purple glazing and white panel work on Maximus.
Paint and Ramble Night
A late-night painting session working on purple blending for an Infinity commission model while base coating a second miniature with plans for pale green and pink Nurgle-inspired skin.
Started on the Loincloth
A quick glazing session on Silena's tabard using Scale Color paints while the kids are sick—working my way up through the palette.
It's Ok to Not Paint Your Miniatures
Realizing the 'everything must be painted to play' rule was holding me back. Giving myself permission to have fun with my toys without the pressure.