New Army Painter Fanatic Paints replace Vallejo for Infinity models; see the latest colors and what this means for your miniature painting.
Infinity players looking to get JSA and PanOceania armies table-ready just got a serious upgrade. Thanks to The Army Painter and Corvus Belli, two new faction-specific Infinity paint sets are on the way, which will make it easier than ever to match the official color schemes of these iconic forces. Plus, both sets even include exclusive new miniatures and a paint guide!
That’s right, The Army Painter (not Vallejo) is now the official provider of paints, tools, and accessories for Infinity the Game! So, whether you’re painting the sleek, high-tech warriors of PanOceania or the bold samurai-inspired troops of the Japanese Secessionist Army, these sets have everything needed to get the job done—no endless color mixing required.
The Right Paints for the Right Faction
Infinity has always been about style as much as strategy, and getting the right colors matters. Both JSA and PanOceania have distinct looks, and these sets make sure hobbyists can get them just right without the guesswork.
JSA Paint Set Cyber-Samurai Colors: Approx $45
The JSA (Japanese Secessionist Army) combines classic samurai aesthetics with a futuristic edge. This means sharp reds, deep blacks, and crisp metallics. The set is designed to match the official color scheme straight out of the box, making it easy to get that iconic crimson armor or the dark, stealthy details of Oniwaban operatives. Whether painting a full army or just a few standout pieces, this set makes sure each model captures the faction’s unique flair.
PanOceania Paint Set: Approx $45
PanOceania is the most advanced power in Infinity’s universe, and its forces reflect that with sleek armor and high-tech weaponry. This Infinity Paint set provides the perfect blues, grays, and metallics to capture the faction’s futuristic look. From the shining white and blue of Aquila Guard power armor to the stealthy tones of Hexas operatives, every key color is covered.
What’s Inside the Infinity Paint Sets?
Each set includes:
- A curated selection of high-quality acrylic paints
- Pre-matched colors to Infinity’s official schemes
- A step-by-step painting guide for key units
- Exclusive miniature
These aren’t just random colors thrown together—they’ve been chosen to work together seamlessly, helping painters bring their armies to life without the headache of color-matching. The colors apply smoothly and provide great coverage on everything from standard troops to larger mechs and vehicles.
Perfect for New and Experienced Painters
For anyone just getting into Infinity, these Infinity Paint sets take the stress out of painting by providing the exact colors needed right from the start. No more experimenting with random blues or searching for that one perfect shade of red.
For experienced painters, these kits make batch painting easier, ensuring consistent color application across a full army. Whether painting a tournament-ready force or just looking to add some new units, these sets provide everything needed to get them tabletop-ready in no time.
Get Your Infinity Paint Sets This Spring
With Infinity’s popularity always growing, these faction-specific paint sets are bound to be in high demand. Whether building a new JSA force or expanding a PanOceania army, you’ll be able to grab the perfect colors for the job starting with the first wave’s release date of March 2025.
Check out The Army Painter and Corvus Belli for more details, and get ready to bring these legendary factions to life on the tabletop!
Score Your Paint Sets In March 2025!
Which of these new Army Painter Infinity Paint Sets are you most excited about?
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About Sam Duguid: Sam has been into Warhammer 40K for about half his life, starting back in 2006 with the Battle for Macragge starter set in 4th edition. He got really competitive and even became the Top ITC Eldar Corsair player in 2019, using a sweet list made up entirely of Venoms and Reavers bands.
While Sam is all about the different flavors of Eldar, they also enjoy playing Astra Militarum, Charcharodons, Night Lords, and Knights! When they’re not focused on 40K, Sam loves to get into Warhammer Fantasy, Horus Heresy, Age of Sigmar, Legions Imperialis, Battlefleet Gothic, and even Titanicus.
They’re always looking for any game that they can convince their friends to play with them. Currently, Sam is working on their airborne Astra Militarum army along with several Age of Sigmar and Old World armies.
