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Heraldic Studio

Heraldry for miniatures.

Ultra-thin waterslide transfers of historical coats of arms, redrawn from primary sources.

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Scale
28 mm
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Sheet size
10 × 13 cm
per sheet
Transfer type
Waterslide
ultra-thin, lays flat
In the catalogue
40 sheets
2 miniature ranges
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Collections

Shop by faction.

French Knights

Battle of Agincourt · Early 15th century · Hundred Years War

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Will it fit your miniatures?

Every sheet is sized for a miniature range.

  • 36 sheets

    Reconquer Designs Miniatures

    The main range. Each product page lists its scale, sheet size and range.

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  • 4 sheets

    Claymore Castings

    Pavise shields, cut to the Claymore Castings profile.

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What clients say.

Heraldic Studio's transfers are some of the best waterslide ones that I have used. My experience has been that they apply easily and flat. I usually spray the area white before applying and have found the end result to be very vibrant. I look forward to seeing what future transfers are developed.

Claymore Castings David Imrie · CEO
  • Reconquer Designs Marcos · CEO

    “Heraldic Studio's transfers are awesome! The quality of print is great. They are extremely durable but when dry they show every detail underneath with some decal softener. I am really impressed!”

  • Stronghold-Terrain Mirco · CEO

    “The transfers from Heraldic Studio are of extremely high quality, historically accurate, and a perfect fit. They definitely compete in the same league as transfers from Little Big Men Studio”

  • French Wargame Holidays Matt Williamson

    “Samir is a fabulous graphic design artist and our business has used him for our Wargames collection for 4 years. We highly recommend Heraldic Studio for your Wargame needs.”

How to apply a transfer.

  1. Pick the sheet for your range

    Filter the catalogue by faction, shield type or miniature range.

  2. Cut, soak, slide

    Cut close to the design, soak it in water for a few seconds, then slide it off the paper backing with tweezers or a soft brush.

  3. Seal with matte varnish

    One coat of varnish hides the film edges. The guides below go step by step.

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Custom work

Need something custom?

Looking for a specific coat of arms, unit badge, or scale? Send us a note. We regularly collect requests and create small batches when there’s interest.

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The catalogue

Or pick a ready-made sheet.

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