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Barons' War Shield Decals (02): Knights 02

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$9.3 $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 Hubert de Burgh, William Longespée, William de Warenne, Peter des Roches, Faulkes de Breauté, King Alexander II of Scotland, Thomas, count of Perche, among others. Pre-cut for ease of use, these decals can be applied directly to our plastic shields.

Designed by Steve Beckett

PRODUCT CODE: WAAWS013-015

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Nicholas Y. ★★★★★

The variety in those 24 unique heraldic designs is perfect for my medieval wargaming army, and the twelve battle-damaged ones add just the right grit. They went on smoothly with a bit of water, really bringing the shields to life.

Julian R. ★★★★★

These decals are incredibly crisp and the battle-damaged versions add that perfect gritty look to my knights' shields. I counted 24 unique heraldic designs, and they applied smoothly without wrinkling.

Chloe ★★★☆☆

The water-slide transfer process takes a bit of patience to get them to sit flat on curved shields, but the 12 battle-damaged versions add nice variety. The heraldry itself is crisp and period-accurate, though a few designs feel slightly repetitive across the sheet.