Wargames Atlantic

Barons' War Shield Decals (01)

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$9.9 $15 In stock

Category: Decal

WARGAMING’S MOST CONVENIENT DECALS!

This box includes 36 shield decals with 24 unique designs and 12 battle-damaged versions. Designs based on prominent heraldry of the period including for William Marshall, Robert FitzWalter, Robert d’Vere, Guillaume II de Barres, and several others. Pre-cut designs can be affixed easily to our plastic shields. 

Designed by Steve Beckett

PRODUCT CODE: WAAWS001-003

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The battle-damaged designs add such great character to my Norman shield wall, and the heraldry feels historically accurate. Each decal aligned perfectly with no silvering around the edges. This set saved me hours of painting time.

Stella ★★★★★

I was worried these would be fiddly, but the waterslide decals went on smoothly over my plastic shields with no silvering. The 12 battle-damaged versions are a nice touch for making my units look like they’ve actually seen combat.

Ava J. ★★★★★

The 24 unique designs are surprisingly crisp and accurate to the period—they really bring my shield models to life. I especially love the battle-damaged versions that add a gritty realism without extra effort.