The pieces are designed in collaboration with Corvus Belli to be fully. Now my mediocre Guard character can be seen over a giant tank, very annoying. Use our Line of Sight marker to define the orientation of an Infinity miniature. Unfortunately this made him taller them a Lemon Russ Battle Tank, due to the flying base I put him on. The special character for the Pioneers was supposed to have some kind of floating throne, so I modeled him on a giant floating command throne. As an example of this in the Marcharian Crusade Campaign we put on a while back I played the Barac Pioneers. Your kneeling guardsmen? Well that’s kinda cheating since it makes them a lot easier to hide. Your super cool tall Dreadnought? Well it’s going to be seen by everything. But it true LoS all of these are actually problems. Want to model all your guardsmen as kneeling, or only show their heads sticking our of a swampy base? That’s awesome, all infantry is size x, so it doesn’t matter. Want to make a super tall Dreadnought? That’s cool all walkers are size x anyway. In an abstract system models can do pretty much what ever they want with their model and its cool. Another strike against true LoS is that it is a pain for modeling.
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