This guy is certainly imposing enough, he's huge. He is much more in line with my Dystopian Legion 32mm minis than any heroic 28mm figs I have. As can be seen by the fact he doesn't look out of place on a 40mm base. I don't know if this is the way the rest of this range are, or just the leaders.

There's a great post on MacBeth to be found on the Saga Tapestry Blog. I'm not sure that I'll be buying into Saga in the immediate future, as I'm getting very much into Lion Rampant, but more on that in an upcoming post.
Onwards to my own challenge with the time remaining in January.
He's looking great, love the colors and the base...
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. I'm very happy with the muted scheme, and I too like the way the base worked out, him being on a larger base left space to play around with it.
DeleteWhat a fearsome looking warrior, fabulous work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael.
DeleteExcellent figure!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Paul.
DeleteHe is very impressive to behold. Nice work on the shield too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Dean!
DeleteAmazing work! Especially the shield. I also really like the very realistic looking flock on the base - it's nice when it adds a little colour (other than green).
ReplyDeleteCheers Matthew, The tufts are from Army Painter, and the purple is some coloured foam I got from a model railway store for making flowers. It does work quite well doesn't it!
DeleteIs there a Macduff to go with/against him? (Or are they based more on the actual history?)
ReplyDeleteIt is a historical mini, but when has that ever limited any gamer worth their salt? ;) I'll have to have a look see what's out there for MacDuff then!
DeleteThere are certainly a few options for the witches...
DeleteI have those already bookmarked! ;)
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