I don’t think so! The time is not May 1942 nor is the location on a Pacific island, but rather is set in the early 2190’s located within the “Nomad” coalition of three colossal space ships whose inhabitants, dissatisfied with a society run by faceless macroeconomic interests and the AI ALEPH, decided to break away and create their own societies in space, moving between systems and trading with the locals. It is the “Infinity” game world of “Corvus Belli”.

Corregidorians are anarcho-syndicalists. Free people who have to survive in a Human Sphere that is ruled by capitalism and still maintain their ideals and lifestyles. They can defend it because they are specialised workers and have their armed forces to defend themselves against exploitation coming from greedy companies who employ them. Union power!

I have been wanting to try this gaming system for a long time, mainly because of the cool models.

I am building up a small “Nomad” force of about twenty figures which is more than enough for the standard 300 point game. First finished is a “Zondnautica Rapid Offensive Unit”, consisting of a Zondmate (the transformer like figure), a dismounted Zondnaut, and a Zondnaut on AI motorcycle.

Zondmate

Zondmate

Zondmate

Poor Teddy! At least the Zondmate didn’t crush you!

Zondmate stepping over green rubbish bag!
The zondmate is a powerful fast attack weapon system that has a chain rifle, a smoke light grenade launcher, and an electric pulse, plus of course a dirty pink Teddy Bear!

Dismounted Zondnaut

Dismounted Zondnaut

Dismounted Zondnaut
The dismouinted Zondnaught is armed with a Spitfire pistol and a knife.

AI motorcycle

AI motorcycle

AI motorcycle

AI motorcycle
The AI motocycle is also armed with a Spitfire pistol.


A few more of these should be finished in the next few days.
great painting on these models, Infinity is such a good-looking range.
Thanks Dave
Oooh, those are nice! 🙂 From what I’ve seen I quite like the Infinity figures!
Thanks John. The only problem is they are a bit pricey. The larger models have a number of pieces but they go together well unlike what i have found with the Warlod Games’ metals. I enjoyed painting them.
Those are lovely figures, and you painting is pretty lovely too, love the additions to the bases, really gives them character.
Cheers Roger.
Thanks Roger. The teddy bear has been a big hit!!
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