Indeed. The falcata was a typical sword from pre-Roman Hispania (on the Iberian peninsula), and was based off of the Greek kopis. And yes, Alexander did indeed favour this weapon, which was originally a meat-cutting and sacrifice tool but was adapted for warfare in the late Classical Age and throughout the Hellenistic Age of Greece.

Actually, He's wrong. The Falcata was a favorite weapon of Alexander, but in Greek it was called a kopis.

really cool i love alexander the great...but not for conquering Greece and why does he have the falcalta from brickforge really cool sword but not right for alexander the great im thinking of getting one for my sig fig though but really cool

to kodel height, the helmet and sword are from brickforge(the best place to buy lego stuff). great minifig, too.

Where did you get the helmet plz tell? but any ways i think it was really good (I always say this so)THIS IS MADNESS, MADNESS?, THIS IS COMBAT!!!!!!!!!

Where did you get the helmet plz tell? but any ways i think it was really good (I always say this so)THIS IS MADNESS, MADNESS?, THIS IS COMBAT!!!!!!!!!

Awesome! Can you check out my Cody?

Really, I am a fan of Ancient Rome and Greece as well. The Kopis (Curved Slashing Sword) is from the LCN (Lego Customization Network) and the helm is too. But i give you dredit for the creative body, cape, and that stuff... Over all, 5 out of 5!