Australian Police Badge LED Signs: All Six Forces Now Available

Six forces, six signs, one wall

For the last few months this collection has been quietly growing. It started with the South Australia Police crest, then earlier this year we added Queensland, Tasmania, New South Wales and the Australian Federal Police. This week the sixth member arrived: Victoria Police — the oldest police force in Australia, formed in 1853, with its Southern Cross roundel, crown and the motto "Uphold the Right".

So the set is complete, and you can now pick your state — or the force you actually served in — off the shelf.

What's in the collection

• South Australia Police — the original of the family, and still one of the most requested.
• Queensland Police Service — the QPS crest, lit up in its blue and gold.
• Tasmania Police — a clean, compact badge design that looks great in a smaller room.
• NSW Police Force — the classic Waratah-and-crown crest.
• Australian Federal Police — for the federal side of the job.
• Victoria Police — newly listed this month, and the newest sign in the range.

How they're made

Each sign is a separate piece — not a sticker, not a print. The badge is built up in layers of PLA on the 3D printer, backed with a reflective foil lining so the colours glow evenly instead of looking washed out, and lit by a USB cable (about 1.2m, so it reaches a normal desk or wall socket without a ladder). They run cool and sip power — the sort of thing you can leave on all evening.

Like everything in the shop, the police signs are made to order here in Australia, which usually means 7–10 business days between your order and it leaving the workshop. If you need one for a date, order early — the made-to-order queue is real.

• USB powered, plug into any phone charger, laptop or wall block
• Around 24cm on the longest side, roughly 5cm deep
• PLA body with a foil-lined reflective backing
• Made to order in Australia

Who they're for

Most of these go up in a study, a shed, a muster room or an office — somewhere you'd already hang a photo or a plaque. A lot of them are bought as gifts: for a partner or parent who served, for a retirement, a transfer, a promotion or a long service milestone. If you've ever tried to find a decent police-related gift, you'll know the options are usually a mug or a keyring. This is a bit better than that.

And if your force, unit, station or badge isn't here yet, that's exactly what our Custom Orders service is for — send us a clear photo or the crest and we'll tell you honestly whether it will work as a light-up sign.

See the set

You can browse all six — plus the rest of the range — in the Police Force Logos collection. Every sign is listed at the same price, so it's just a matter of picking your badge. If you're not sure which one is right for the person you're buying for, get in touch and we'll point you in the right direction.