Infinity (Corvus belli) mini sizes

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Wulf

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Guys, I would need a qualified advise about the real size of Infinity minis. Is it 28 or 30 or 32mm measured to the eye / top of the head?

My main interest is the size compatibility with Rackham AT43 minis (which are 32-34mm to the top of the hat)

Thanks for any advice
Wulf
 
gohkm

gohkm

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I always thought that Infinity figs were a bit smaller than usual. Mind, I don\'t own any AT-43, so it\'s just judging against WH40K figs. I remember holding a Yu Jing ninja and thinking \"how bloody tiny is that!\".
 
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Wulf

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Even smaller than GW minis? Is that possible?

However, tiny wouldnt be a problem, what is really the height of the minis?
 
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Hands of blue

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They are true 28mm scale which means a little shorter than 40k minis, but a lot smaller because of their more realistic proportions.

I measured a Yu Jing Keisotsu Butai and it would be about 28mm to eye level if it was standing straight.
 
Donga

Donga

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Originally posted by Wulf
Even smaller than GW minis? Is that possible?
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GW state thier scale as 28mm, but they are fare larger than that. I think the current scale name is \'heroic 28mm scale.\' A lot closer to 32mm.

Most other manufacturers that do 28mm are far smaller than GW.

In answer to the stated question, alot of the Corvus miniatures are a very similar scale to gw. Their style is longer and skiny, so they aren\'t as chunky as most GW stuff. That can make things look smaller, but the height is very close to comparable.

I hope that answers your question :D
 
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Ritual

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GWs minis are not so tall, but they\'re like three times as thick as a normal person would be if it was to scale. And the heads are enormous, and the torsos too short, etc. etc.
 
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Astorderire

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The size changed: they are smaller than they used to be... So I suppose the compatibility with AT-43 should be checked for each mini individually... which would be a very boring task!
 
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