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MAC(XY)10

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$2.97 $4.5 In stock

Category: Flags and Transfers

Add historical detail to your Xyston Miniatures Macedonian army with the MAC(XY)10 transfer sheet. This set features Seleukid-style designs, perfect for enhancing your 15mm figures. Note that all transfers are supplied uncut, requiring careful trimming before application.

  • Includes Seleukid-themed markings ideal for Macedonian or successor-state forces
  • Designed for 15mm scale miniatures
  • Transfers are uncut, allowing precise placement on your models
  • Compatible with Xyston Miniatures product lines
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The sheet went on smoothly with just water, and the Seleukid patterns really pop against the dark shields. A perfect way to give my 15mm figures that extra bit of character.

Kevin H. ★★★★★

The blue and gold Seleukid designs on this sheet really pop once you apply them to 15mm figures. My phalanx line looks much more authentic with these unit markings added. It's a solid upgrade for any Macedonian army project.

Sophia O. ★★★★★

I was a little nervous applying these to my 15mm figures, but the Seleukid designs really pop once they're on. The level of detail makes the unit look like it stepped right out of a historical reference.