Victrix Limited 28mm miniatures

CR(1ST,CURTEYS) 3

CR(1ST,CURTEYS) 3 - Main image
$3.38 $4.5 In stock

Category: Flags and Transfers

These 28mm Caesarian Roman shield designs are intended for use with miniatures from 1st Corps Miniatures or Curteys. As transfer decals, they provide authentic shield patterns for your Roman infantry.

  • Compatible with 1st Corps and Curteys Miniatures 28mm figure ranges
  • Features Caesarian Roman shield motifs
  • Designed as water-slide transfers or decals for easy application
  • Adds period-accurate detail to your miniature army
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo H. ★★★★★

The decals went on smoothly with just water and a bit of patience, and the shield patterns really pop once they're dry. I was impressed by how crisp the detail is on these tiny 28mm transfers.

Emma B. ★★★★★

I applied these to my 1st Corps figures and they stick perfectly without any curling. The pattern detail is sharp enough that the eagle and lettering are clearly visible at arm's length. Exactly what I needed for a late Republic look.

Hannah ★★★★★

The decals sit flat on the shields with almost no silvering, and the 28mm scale lines up perfectly with my infantry. The Caesarian patterns are crisp and historically convincing, so my whole unit looks properly Roman now.