Early Saxon Shield Designs 3

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This sheet contains 12 transfers for use with the Victrix Early Saxon Unarmoured and Armoured Early Saxon Warriors sets.

The Saxons of the 6^th to 7^th centuries used larger shields as they fought in more of a shield wall formation and the larger shield offered more protection.

There are two types of large round shield on the Early Saxon warriors frames. A flat surface and a slightly domed surface. The transfer sheet has a separate column for each type of shield.

All shield boss holes are pre-punched.

Pre-cut - Transfer outline is perforated.

Not cut - Transfer outline is uncut.

To read more about pre-cut transfers read here.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

The shield designs are nicely detailed and the reds really pop against a dark primer. I’ve used these on my early Saxon figures and the size fits the larger shields perfectly. Great variety for building a warband.

Grace L. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

The transfers sit flat without silvering, which is the main thing I look for, and the 12 designs give plenty of variety for a whole warband. I used them on the larger 6th-7th century shields and they sized up perfectly, no stretching or blurring on the curves.

Joshua ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

These really pop once applied to the shield, giving each warrior a unique look without being a chore to cut out. I was surprised how well the transfers settled into the shield's surface, making them look painted on.