This wonderful figure has been painted from so many modelers what I wanted to make a different version of it. I studied the figure and what I did was to live everything except changing the pose of the hands over the sword. So I create a new sword and buildet new hands, overt it. I also changed the head position adding a beard and moustaches. The rest is the normal painting with, and a tried my best with, the always challenge, of the Cameron of Erracht tartan.
I painted all with acrylic

I appreciate and welcome all yours comments

Adriano

Adriano, very well painted, i like the personal touch of adding the beard. The tartan too, is very complicated and you get a great result.

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Very nicely done Adriano,a different approach to a popular figure,well done.

Brian

Very well done on this classic.

Marc

Like what you have done with the small conversions, the painting is also very nice and neat, a real pleasure to the eye

Cheers
Tommi

Very nice!

Great convertion, more character with the beard, my personal opinion is about the hands, I guess would be beter with the original hands, also some more contrast on the red jacket, I mean more zenith light on top and more shadows in lower parts as you did with the hat.

Just my cup of tea, or single malt in this case. Nicely done.

Looks very great and really well done!
Congratulations.

A few minor changes add up to a major improvement. Congratulations on taking the bold step to attempt to improve upon one of the best figures of all time. I think you've achieved your goal admirably.

Excellent job at painting this little gem---the kilt and hose look awesome!

I most thanks: Eduardo, Brian, Marc, Tommi, Mark, Ernesto, Mike, Meizi and Tony for the nice comments and suggestions. I really appreciate all of them.

Regards

Adriano

Thank you Steve I am glad you like it

Adriano

Nice work m8 - I love what you've achieved here.

Very nice. The conversion really sets it apart. Love the face.

Hi Rob, thank you very much for your kind comment.

Hi Pete, I appreciate, thanks

Regards

Adriano