Corvus Belli opened a US store, giving Infinity players easier ordering without nasty surprise import fees and faster shipping times.
If you’ve ever ordered Infinity straight from Spain, you know the pain. It’s not just what you pay for the minis; it’s that customs bill that can show up afterward. Well, Corvus Belli just made all that a whole lot easier with its new Corvus Belli US store, and it’s partnered with Warsenal to ship orders right out of Florida.
So this should stop import tariffs eating into hobby budgets, and not having to deal with international shipping and surprise customs fees sounds pretty nice. Sure, it’s not a new edition or some big rules change. But if you’re buying Infinity or Warcrow in the US, this is the kind of change that might impact your hobby even more.
- Florida fulfillment: Warsenal ships US orders domestically, so your minis don’t have to make the trip from Spain.
- US dollar pricing: Prices are in dollars, with no surprise customs charges, and orders over $150 ship free.
- Infinity and Warcrow catalog: Starter sets, minis by faction, books, accessories, preorders, tournament packs, and HexaDome Legends products are all available.
Shipping From Florida Gets Your Minis To You Faster
Here’s where the new store really makes a difference: shipping. Instead of waiting for your order to come all the way from Spain, it ships from Florida. That should mean getting your minis faster, without customs duties or tariff charges showing up after you’ve already paid.
And really, isn’t that what you want? You see the price, you place the order, and you know what you’re spending.
Domestic shipping should be cheaper, too, especially if you’re only picking up a couple of things. We’ve all been there. You need one blister to finish an army list, but the shipping costs make you wonder if it’s even worth ordering. Having a US warehouse should help with that.
Plus, everything’s priced in US dollars, so there’s no messing around with exchange rates at checkout. There’s also free shipping on orders over $150. If you’re grabbing an army box or stocking up on reinforcements, that’s not a hard number to hit.
The Shelf Goes Deeper Than Starter Boxes
And it’s not like Corvus Belli just tossed a few starter boxes onto a US website and called it a day. It has a solid selection of Infinity and Warcrow products, including starter sets, individual minis, books, and accessories.
Already have an Infinity army? You can shop by faction, which makes finding those extra models a lot easier than digging through everything on the site. New releases and preorders are part of the offerings, too, so when the latest Infinity releases pop up, US players have a domestic storefront to order from.
Plus, there’s more than just minis. The US store also carries organized play products, tournament packs, and HexaDome Legends products. If you’re running events or picking up something for your group, that’s a nice bonus.
Warsenal Running the Warehouse Makes a Lot of Sense
So, why Warsenal? Well, if you’ve been around Infinity for a while, you’ve probably heard of them. They’re already a familiar name in the hobby, especially when it comes to terrain and gaming accessories.
That makes this partnership a pretty natural fit. Corvus Belli gets a US-based operation handling its direct online orders, and American players get a store that doesn’t have to ship everything across the Atlantic.
Nothing too complicated here; it’s just a practical solution to something that’s been annoying US customers for a long time.
A New Storefront isn’t a New Factory Though
Now, before anyone gets the wrong idea, Corvus Belli isn’t suddenly making its miniatures in America. This is a new direct-to-consumer US storefront, not a new manufacturing facility. Nothing about the announcement says production is moving out of Spain.
And having a warehouse in Florida doesn’t mean every single kit will always be in stock. So, if you’re hunting down an older blister or something specific, you might still run into the occasional out-of-stock listing.
Also, don’t forget about your local game store. Those shops and the retailers already carrying Infinity are still a big part of the community. Having another way to order minis is great, but it doesn’t replace the actual shop where you actually play your games regularly.
Final Thoughts on the US Corvus Belli Store
We like this move from Corvus Belli. It’s not flashy, but does it really need to be? American Infinity players get domestic shipping, prices in dollars, and a much better idea of what an order will cost before clicking checkout.
The big question now is how well the store keeps everything stocked once orders start rolling in. New releases and preorders will be worth watching. We’d guess the bigger boxes will be easier to keep available than some of the older blisters, but that’s just speculation for the most part.
If the stock holds up, though, this could make starting a new Infinity army, grabbing those last few faction models, or finally trying Warcrow a whole lot easier for US players.
Shop the Corvus Belli US Store!
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Will you order from the new Corvus Belli store, or stick with your local game store?
