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The schiltron set certainly looks good, and would be useful for depicting Scottish schiltrons throughout the 14th century. But, given the fact that the Scots used these formations well into the 16th century (for example, at Pinkie Cleugh), what figures would be useful for depicting later formations? More to the point, what did Scottish military costume look like during the Late Middle Ages/Early Renaissance? I would guess that the sets of Swiss, Landsknect or Spanish pikemen currently on the market or planned for the market are probably not really accurate.
Scotland was a fairly poor country. So for the first line well armed nobles but behind them more poorly armed. That's part of the reason why the Scottish King got killed by leading from the front rather than directing from the rear where its easier to escape when things go wrong.
Awesome! And, given the little bit of research that I have done into Scottish late medieval/early Renaissance military costume, most of the footmen in the set would work for Scottish troops all the way into the mid-1500's - the billmen and guy with the two-handed axe seem especially appropriate. Add to them a few musket-wielding Conquistadors from Caesar's upcoming set, and you can have a Scottish army from Pinkie Cleugh or Ancrum Moor with some French gunners interspersed among the schiltrons. Love it!