DRAGON UPDATE - The Horsemen have some news to share on the Beyithirr dragon figure, including a change in his availability date. Read on:When revealed Beyithirr last month, we announced plans to do a preorder in January. For a number of reasons, including giving it some distance from the current Reign of the Beasts preorder, we have moved Beyithirr to March 2025. Not only will this give Legionnaires some space after the current preorder, but it also allows us to tie up some loose ends on this ambitious project before we launch the campaign to get it funded!
While Beyithirr will be a crowdfunding campaign with minimum order quantities required to move into production, we have decided that this will be done on StoreHorsemen.com as opposed to a platform like Kickstarter. This means 4H gift cards will be able to be used and our Pay in 4 installment option will work for US addresses. Beyithirr will only be offered at StoreHorsemen and only the numbers needed for preorders will be produced - meaning that Beyithirr will not be offered at future live events or via other retailers (unless they purchase them as part of this campaign to resell later).Of course, the big question everyone is asking is how much will it cost? Unfortunately, we do not have that information to share yet. Please know that we are not keeping this a secret because we want it to be a surprise. This figure is unlike anything weve ever done. The scale, level of detail, numbers of parts, paint apps, and more are all unprecedented, and we need to ensure we understand the costs associated with this project so that we can price Beyithirr correctly for our fans and our studio.One thing we can offer is that weve seen some suggest that the cost of the dragon will be similar to what weve historically charged for our larger waves of Mythic Legions figures. That is a good measure to use for planning purposes. Once we have more information on pricing for Beyithirr, we will share that information, but hopefully this update on the figures availability will give you the time you need to plan accordingly for your collection!
I've got it! I can sell it to my wife as a fantasy coffee table
5 hours ago, RobertD said:The only thing I want to know is "how much?" This thing has me biting my nails in nervous anticipation.
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The only thing I want to know is "how much?" This thing has me biting my nails in nervous anticipation.
An action figure project a decade in the making, the gigantic Mythic Legions dragon, Beyithirr, was unveiled by Four Horsemen Studios as part of the company's celebration of their 25th anniversary, as well as the 10-year anniversary of their flagship Mythic Legions line. The scale of this incredible action figure, which measures a staggering 70-inches long from the tip of its tail to the end of its fiery breath, pushed the studio in incredible ways, and it created a perfect capstone on a groundbreaking era of Legions action figures, while also setting the stage for the future of Mythic Legions.Knowing from the start that they were creating something special, Four Horsemen Studios documented the creation of Beyithirr. Gathering together footage from the earliest mentions of a "3-foot dragon" to the final reveal of this mythical monster at LegionsCon 2024, "The Birth of the Dragon" captures this beast's development process. With interviews from Four Horsemen Studios founders and owners, and tons of behind-the-scenes footage of the teamwork that went into creating this most epic of monsters, "The Birth of the Dragon" is a look at what goes into developing an action figure of this scale and a "thank you" to all the Legionnaires who have helped to make Mythic Legions what it is today.
You can watch the short documentary film, "The Birth of the Dragon" by Bradly Dever Treadaway.
Can't imagine what the price could be.
Also, don't know if you all heard, but there's likely gonna be OTHER dragons....and the guys said they won't just be color swaps. All I can say is a RED dragon is gonna be OUTSTANDING....
5 hours ago, Lord_Scareglow said:3 Feet you say, holy my goodness that's Impressive, this really is so fantastic, I really wonder how much this is going to cost? , also I am certain this is going to get funded as a kickstarter everybody wants this thing.
I would probably cave on this, I don't even have 1 Mythic Legion figure, but it's a giant dragon I have absolutely no space for.
It's four and a half feet feet with the tail straight. And they're not doing a Kickstarter. They said they're going to be doing a preorder on Store Horsemen (there will be no extra figures made for retail partners or for sale at shows. They will only make what they pre-sell) and that there will be a minimum. It's similar to Kickstarter, as it's essentially a crowdfunding model like a Haslab, but it won't be on Kickstarter.
12 hours ago, Nosferatuman62172 said:The legacies line has got me excited.
Right? That new Otho figure is ???
That's a beautiful big boi. I have no room for it, I don't know where' I'd put it... I don't think I'll be able to afford it... I want it
If youve seen the images coming out of LegionsCon, you likely have seen the surprise figure drop The Four Horsemen have at the show the NINIAN INFANTRY!This new figure is very much an extension of the Reign of the Beasts wave that we debuted at G-con yesterday (and which is available for preorder at StoreHorsemen.com now). Trevor even snuck some of these into the photos for Bassyila in that wave as a bit of a tease, so this snake warrior is basically an early in-hand look at the Reign of the Beasts wave!
The Ninian Infantry comes with a pair of heads (open and closed mouths) that are actually different from the ones on the new Serpenspire Royal Guard. Unlike that Guard and Bassylia from the new wave, both of which have fully serpentine lower bodies, the Ninian Infantry have normal legs and they also include a new bendy tail!This figure is available in limited quantities at LegionsCon this weekend, and we will offer him for sale online sometime in early 2025 (similar to what we did with last years surprise figure the Valiant Knight) for those who are not at the show to pick him up. When we do offer him for sale, he will be an in stock item only available directly from Four Horsemen Studios.You can check out the images of the Ninian Infantry and read the bio for this character below:In the First Age of Mythoss, the forces of Bassylia included numerous members of the Coatl, a diverse race of reptilians whose features mirrored that of Bassylia herself. While this race has long since vanished from the Realm, records kept in the Library of Agbendor detail a society that was structured and disciplined. Born bipedal, young Coatlyans often served as workers or soldiers, including the extensive ranks that were known as the Ninian Infantry. As Coatlyans grew older or gained more knowledge, they shed their legs in favor of serpentine lower bodies and rose to become Royal Guards, High Mages, or other honored positions serving the Winged Serpent.The Ninian Infantry - just one of the surprises from this weeks amazing Mythic Week celebration!
