The Bruce from Ebob

[Malebolgia]

Well, almost. One stirrup to do and the chainmail on the back of the legs, but otherwise.

http://www.ebobminiatures.com/greenroom/bruce/bruce10.jpg

http://www.ebobminiatures.com/greenroom/bruce/bruce11.jpg

http://www.ebobminiatures.com/greenroom/bruce/bruce12.jpg

http://www.ebobminiatures.com/greenroom/bruce/bruce13.jpg

More info:
http://www.ebobminiatures.com/

[Duende]

Wow! I'm mostly impressed by the horse. The canon bones of the hind legs are a tad long but very well done otherwise. So many mini companies make horses like thay've only studied cartoon drawings of them.

What's a "the Bruce" anyway? I'm only familiar with "Bruce" as a formal name, not as an objective noun. (I know I could look it up on Wikipedia, but I'd rather hear somebody else explain it) ;)

[Ritual]

Have you watched Braveheart, Michelle? Even though that film is hardly historically accurate, the character Robert the Bruce is a real historical person.

[Dancecommander]

he watched a spider swining in a cave, and decided if the spider could make it across the cave, he could unit the scottish and overthrow english tyranny, or so the saying goes

[supervike]

Very cool figure!

Braveheart, historically inaccurate or not, ranks high upon my favorite films.

[Ritual]

The first 2/3 of Braveheart are brilliant! The final 1/3... not so much.

[thewartoad]

True...Braveheart is historically incorrect...but most of the situations that involved the British over the Scots were! But I'm with the rest of you...it ranks in the top 5 of movies that deal with history for me!

[r2-j1]

That really is a beautiful model. It feels very real to me.