Where to Find Combined Army Miniatures

The Combined Army is the alien vanguard of the EI (Evolved Intelligence), a vast machine consciousness bent on absorbing every sentient species it encounters. On the tabletop, this faction is one of Infinity's most characterful and visually distinct forces — a terrifying coalition of Morat warriors (brutal, honour-bound, and built for close combat), Shasvastii infiltrators (cunning, resilient, and deeply unsettling), and monstrous EI aspects that dwarf anything the human factions can field. If you want an army that looks unlike anything else at the table, the Combined Army delivers.

In terms of gameplay, the Combined Army rewards aggressive, adaptable players. Morat units push forward relentlessly, while Shasvastii units use seed-embryo mechanics and stealth to disrupt and outmanoeuvre opponents. The faction's visual diversity also makes it a fantastic painting challenge, with alien anatomies, biopunk armour, and organic-looking equipment giving skilled painters plenty to work with.

What to Look For

A good Combined Army miniature should capture the faction's alien menace without becoming generic sci-fi. For Morat units, look for muscular, heavily armoured figures with angular, militaristic aesthetics. Shasvastii models should feel sleek and predatory — elongated limbs, smooth carapaces, and sinister silhouettes. Bases are standard 25mm for most infantry, though larger creatures and TAG units step up accordingly. All Infinity models use detailed, true-scale 28mm proportions, so mixing in third-party alternatives requires careful comparison. Corvus Belli's own range remains the benchmark for faction-accurate detail.

Wayland Games is a strong go-to for Corvus Belli's Infinity range in the UK and Europe, stocking everything from starter boxes to individual unit expansions. Here are the key picks for Combined Army players:

Infinity Boxed Pack — Combined Army (English)

The Combined Army starter box in English is described by the community as "a must-have for any serious player of this faction." It gives you a balanced selection of units straight out of the box, making it the ideal starting point for new Combined Army commanders.

Infinity Boxed Pack — Combined Army (Spanish)

Prefer the Spanish-language edition? Community members report it arrives well packaged direct from the Infinity webstore. The miniatures are identical — so if you're comfortable with Spanish rules inserts or plan to use the app anyway, this is a great option.

Combined Army Expansion Pack Alpha

The Expansion Pack Alpha is an excellent next purchase once you've outgrown the starter box, adding specialist units to round out your roster and give you more tactical flexibility.

Shasvastii Expansion Pack Beta

The Shasvastii Expansion Pack Beta dives deeper into the faction's most distinctive sub-faction. Community feedback notes these are "small and fiddly to assemble, but the end result is stunning" — a fair warning and a worthy endorsement.

Shasvastii Cadmus

The Shasvastii Cadmus is a standout individual unit with aggressive, alien sculpting that captures everything that makes Shasvastii models so compelling on the shelf and the table.

Command Panel Shasvastii

More than just an accessory, the Shasvastii Command Panel showcases Corvus Belli's sculptural quality in miniature form. Community members highlight it as an example of "incredible sculpt detail — classic Corvus Belli quality."

Whether you're building a pure Morat force or a mixed EI warband, the Combined Army has one of the richest ranges in Infinity. Start with the boxed pack, then expand into whichever sub-faction catches your eye. Found a great source we haven't listed? Head over to FindMyMinis and submit your find to help other players build their forces.