The production team behind Netflix drama Outlaw King are building a medieval village around a historic Scottish castle.
Mugdock Castle, near Glasgow, is surrounded by hay as work is completed on six medieval huts where Chris Pine is due to start filming the big-budget flick in two weeks' time.
Loudon Productions have even hired a master thatcher to help with the authenticity of the show.
Based on the tale of Robert the Bruce, the epic tale will feature Star Trek's Pine alongside Avengers star Aaron Taylor-Johnson and will focus on Robert's clashes with the English army.
Oscar-nominated Scottish film director David Mackenzie, known for directing Hell or High Water, will write and direct the film.
Plans also include a temporary stable for 50 horses used during a battlefield film sequence.
A planning application submitted to Stirling Council in July revealed that they plan to use the land for building and filming between September 11 and November 17, with filming between October 11 and November 7.
Filming has taken place across Scotland including on an estate in Linlithgow, West Lothian.
The crew were spotted filming at Dunfermline Abbey last week.
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