Victrix Limited 28mm miniatures

RR(1ST,CURTEYS)3

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$2.52 $4 In stock

Category: Flags and Transfers

This set provides 28mm Republican Roman shield designs, created to fit 1st Corps and Curteys Miniatures. It is part of the Flags and Transfers category, intended for hobbyists building or painting Roman forces.

  • Contains shield transfers for 28mm scale miniatures.
  • Specifically designed for use with 1st Corps and Curteys Miniatures.
  • Fits the Republican Roman theme, useful for historical wargaming projects.
  • Branded by 1st Corps Miniatures/Curteys.
  • Product code: RR(1ST,CURTEYS)3.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

I was worried about getting the decals to line up on my 1st Corps figures, but these settled down nicely with some decal softener. The red background on the shields really pops once varnished.

Joseph W. ★★★★★

These shield transfers fit perfectly on my 1st Corps figures with almost no trimming needed. The details are crisp and the different design options give a lot of variety for my units.

Leo Y. ★★★★★

The designs fit perfectly on my 1st Corps figures, and the detail is sharp enough to make the shields look painted rather than transferred. I was worried they'd be too small, but they lined up cleanly with no air bubbles.