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ARC(W&E)2

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$2.88 $4.5 In stock

Category: Flags and Transfers

These 15mm scale Roman Auxiliary Cavalry shield transfers are designed for Forged in Battle's 'War & Empire' range, providing historically themed markings for early to 2nd century Imperial Roman auxiliary cavalry units.

  • Scale: 15mm
  • Fits Forged in Battle 'War & Empire' miniatures
  • Roman Auxiliary Cavalry shield designs
  • Brand: Forged in Battle
  • Suitable for early to 2nd century Imperial Roman armies
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George ★★★★★

Took me a bit to get them lined up straight, but once applied they really make the Auxiliary cavalry pop on the tabletop. The historical patterns for early Imperial units are spot-on.

Brian O. ★★★★★

The details on these 15mm shield transfers are crisp and historically accurate, fitting perfectly onto the auxiliary cavalry models without any peeling. It took a steady hand to apply, but the final look is well worth the patience.

Ellie M. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised how easily these transfers conformed to the curved shields without any creasing. The detail on the cavalry markings is crisp and historically accurate for early Imperial units.