Antenocitis Workshop, Warsenal & Infinity the Game

I have been a fan of Jed's work (over at Antenocitis Workshop) for a number of years now and have even put my money where my mouth is. Antenocitis Workshop has really led the way  in terms of scenery accents (doors, comm panels, display screens, etc.) but where I have always thought they were mavericks was their vehicles. The wide selection of designs means that you can populate your gaming board's streets with an impressive array of vehicles.

If you happen to live in the United States and aren't keen about waiting for them to be shipped across the Atlantic...you can also purchase them from Warsenal.

Speaking of Warsenal, they are another company that has trail blazed a brave new path forward and away from the shoebox buildings. While they are predominantly laser cut they have stood out by taking their designs in new directions. Having bought a fair amount of their products I can say that they have good fits that require only a bit sanding from time to time. If you want buildings and towers that feature striking designs with plenty of raised surface detail, you can't go wrong with them.

So what does this mean for Infinity the Game?

In my opinion, the synergy between all of these companies (and there are more than just Warsenal and Antenocitis Workshop) has helped strengthen Infinity. It isn't enough to have good looking miniatures and a strong set of rules. You need to have a visual impact with the scenery on the game board. Corvus Belli has made alliances with a range of companies that are pushing the design envelope and producing great products. Which is why Infinity is showing such great growth and not just in Europe.