[KICKSTARTER] NOW LIVE - Heraldic Waterslide Decals for Wargaming Part 6

[Wiegraf]

Hello everyone. We are back with even more decals for medieval historical and fantasy wargaming. We've launched the campaign on Kickstarter and you can now back and support the campaign and follow along to see our progress.  Follow the link to check out the campaign:  http://kck.st/3CThFpx




We've sourced our pictures from Arthur Charles Fox-Davies' The Art of Heraldry: An Encyclopædia of Armory and Hugo Gerard Ströhl's Heraldischer Atlas.  Our goal is to raise funds to continue making new heraldic images for our wargaming needs.



All miniature shields and models I've painted are 28-32mm fantasy or historical wargaming scale. Think of the Bretonnians and Baron War Knights!

In this campaign there are larger patterns one can cut out into different shapes and sizes to fit a variety of shields or other objects. We're also including a sheet full of line patterns which can be trimmed and cut into various sizes and placed on your devices however you see fit.


















Again, the link to the campaign is now live! Check it out here: http://kck.st/3CThFpx

[Wiegraf]

Hello everyone! Just want to leave an update here: The Kickstarter was fully funded and all the stretch goals were unlocked! All four sheets are available to choose from now!

Check them all out here: http://kck.st/3CThFpx

We have a sheet with animals!



Another with assorted legendary creatures and items.



Various line patterns to cut and shorten on your shields.



And finally repeated patterns that you can use on your shields.



Again! The link for the campaign can be found here: http://kck.st/3CThFpx

Thank you everyone!

[Wiegraf]

Hello everyone! Just a reminder that there is only a week left to back! Everything was unlocked and the project was fully funded!

[Wiegraf]

Hey everyone! The campaign ends over this weekend! Final reminder that this is the last chance to back to get the best deal on these waterslide decals!

Thanks all for checking it out!

http://kck.st/3CThFpx