Which Cylon is this? The new one. The 1978 Centurion was a chrome knight with a domed helmet; the 2004 reimagining turned it into a tall, skeletal machine with a head like a blade, and this decal takes that head in profile and draws it as a tangle of curved strokes rather than a solid shape. The crest sweeps back, the visor narrows to a point, the jaw plates curl under and three small dots mark the scanning eye.
Because it is line art, the sticker is mostly open: only the strokes are vinyl and the surface shows through everything else, which gives it a tattoo-flash or tribal look and keeps it light on glass. The thin lines mean it is best cut at 15cm or more; at the 10cm preset it still works on a smooth laptop or phone. Custom sizes to 120cm are cut for a wall.
Two stickers come in each pack as mirror images, one head facing left and one right, so they can stare at each other across a window or flank a name. It suits a car's rear quarter glass, a laptop, a helmet side or a games-room door. Nineteen colours are available; black on a pale surface, white or silver on dark paint and tinted glass.
What You Get
- 2 die-cut vinyl stickers per pack
- Preset sizes 10–55cm or 4–21in, custom sizes up to 120cm
- 19 colour options
Applied using transfer tape for a clean, flat finish, and removes cleanly without leaving residue.
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Reference14-002306
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Sticker typeDie cut