Late Roman Infantry Shield Designs 11

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This is 1 sheet of LBMS Late Roman Shield Design 11. The sheet includes 12 shield transfers. These are designed to go with the Victrix Late Roman Infantry.

Valentinianenses Iuniores. Auxilium Palatinum. These were stationed in Gaul as part of the largest western field army.

All shield boss holes are pre-punched.

Pre-cut - Transfer outline is perforated.

Not cut - Transfer outline is uncut.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

I paired these with my Victrix Late Roman figures and the shield transfers fit perfectly. The design for the Valentinianenses Iuniores is sharp and the Auxilium Pala detail really pops.

Olivia P. ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

Finally, shield transfers that actually fit the Victrix figures without needing to trim. The pattern on these Valentinianenses Iuniores is crisp and historically accurate.

Robert ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The twelve transfers on this sheet are a godsend for anyone painting Late Roman infantry—they apply flat and settle into the shield’s contours without silvering. The Valentinianenses Iuniores pattern is sharp and the colors are vibrant enough to pop on the tabletop.