Victrix Limited 28mm miniatures

EIRP(AV)13

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Category: Flags and Transfers

The EIRP(AV)13 transfer sheet from Aventine Miniatures offers authentic markings for Early Imperial Roman 28mm miniatures. Each sheet comes uncut, allowing you to apply decals exactly where needed.

  • Uncut transfer sheet for flexible placement
  • Designed for 28mm Early Imperial Roman figures
  • Produced by Aventine Miniatures
  • Part of the Victrix Limited range of flags and transfers
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

These decals went on smoothly with just water and a bit of patience, and the uncut sheet made it easy to position them precisely on my legionaries' shields. The level of detail on the emblems is sharp enough that they actually pop from a foot away.

Richard ★★★★☆

The uncut sheet was a bit fiddly to work with at first, but once I got the hang of it the decals settled perfectly onto the shields. Great for adding that authentic Early Imperial look to my 28mm legionaries.

William ★★★★☆

I needed authentic Early Imperial markings for my Roman legionaries, and this uncut transfer sheet let me place decals precisely without waste. The shield designs look crisp and period-appropriate, though I wish the sheet included a few more common unit options.