The Pen of Penemue

Here is the new Imperial Service starter! All minis in their baggies. Pheasant (front) Pheasant (back) Crane (front) Crane (back) Celestial Guard 1 (front) Celestial Guard 1 (back) Celestial Guard 2 (front) Celestial Guard 2 (back) Celestial Guard 3 (front) Celestial Guard 3 (back) Zhanying (front) Zhanying (back)

Here is Yu Jing's "imperial judge", the Dragon Lady, courtesy of Fraggloid over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Kanren with Boarding Shotgun!

Here is the new Guijia model, courtesy of Fraggloid over on Data Sphere!

Here is the old Yu Jing version of Ko Dali, courtesy of Zagdag over on the Infinity forums!

Back in N2, there was a huge outcry about Yu Jing's heavy infantry. They were not, it was said, unique enough or interesting enough to warrant calling Yu Jing the "HI faction". Then a few newer heavies started to trickle out, and people got excited about the direction Yu Jing was headed in. Still, there were some serious problems of parallel: Hsien versus Aquila, Hac Tao versus Swiss, and so on. These issues made Yu Jing players wonder what exactly Corvus Belli meant by "HI faction" after all. Then came N3, which has basically become the golden age of Yu Jing heavy infantry. The faction now has so many choices that only the most cynical naysayer would try to argue that it is not the foremost HI faction in the game. In this article, though, I want to focus on the costly heavies; the ones that are harder to justify and harder to play because of their price tag. Not counting Sun Tze, Yu Jing has six distinct heavy infantry choices hovering around (or o...

Here is the old Yu Jing Zhanshi Hacker, courtesy of Pierzasty over on the Infinity forums! NOTE: This photo is a temporary placeholder until we can get a better-quality one. The depicted minis are complete to the best of my knowledge, but not new, so they could've been e.g. washed, stripped of paint, cleaned of flash/mold lines, have traces of pinning and/or tabs under feet removed/trimmed for mounting on bases. If you have a better photo of these models in a brand new state you'd like to submit, please do!

Here is Yu Jing's Tokusetsu Eisei, courtesy of Pierzasty over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Guijia TAG, courtesy of Pierzasty over on the Infinity forums! NOTE: This photo is a temporary placeholder until we can get a better-quality one. The depicted minis are complete to the best of my knowledge, but not new, so they could've been e.g. washed, stripped of paint, cleaned of flash/mold lines, have traces of pinning and/or tabs under feet removed/trimmed for mounting on bases. If you have a better photo of these models in a brand new state you'd like to submit, please do!

Here is Yu Jing's new Zuyong Invincible, courtesy of Poseidal over on the Data Sphere forums!

Here are some 55mm bases, courtesy of Pierzasty over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Keisotsu with Missile Launcher, front and back, courtesy of Pierzasty over on the Infinity forums!

Here are the Yu Jing's standard remotes, the Yaokong, courtesy of CoveredInFish over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Raiden with Heavy Rocket Launcher, courtesy of CoveredInFish over on the Infinity forums!

Here is the new Sun Tze v.1, with Boarding Shotgun, courtesy of CoveredInFish over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Oniwaban, courtesy of Harlekin over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Tiger Soldier with Boarding Shotgun, courtesy of Harlekin over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Hac Tao with Missile Launcher, courtesy of Harlekin over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Kempeitai with Boarding Shotgun, courtesy of reddragon76 over on the Infinity forums!

Here is Yu Jing's Raiden with Spitfire, courtesy of reddragon76 over on the Infinity forums!