Green Stuff World Silicone Molds - Supply Boxes 1:48-1:35

Green Stuff World Silicone Molds - Supply Boxes 1:48-1:35

$35.99

Description

Wooden Crate Mold 1:48-1:35

The silicone mold for wooden crates from Green Stuff World is designed to create 14 highly detailed pieces in 1:48–1:35 scales, ideal for models, dioramas, scenery, and miniature games. Its realistic proportions and textures allow you to reproduce shipping and storage crates made from wooden planks, including wood grain, joints, reinforcements, and other details typical of this type of packaging.

These crates are perfect for setting the scene in warehouses, workshops, factories, ports, train stations, military bases, camps, trenches, markets, farms, mines, and loading areas. They can also be used to represent supplies, ammunition, tools, food, military equipment, abandoned goods, or cargo ready for transport.

Thanks to their versatile and timeless design, the crates fit naturally into historical, modern, post-apocalyptic, steampunk, grimdark, fantasy, and science fiction settings. They can be placed individually, stacked to create storage areas, used as cover, or combined with barrels, pallets, sandbags, containers, and other diorama accessories.

The pieces can be painted in various wood tones and customized with serial numbers, military symbols, shipping marks, labels, stains, moisture, mud, dust, scratches, or weathering effects. This allows you to easily adapt the crates to any era or setting.

Made of high-quality flexible silicone, this mold is easy to use and allows for the reproduction of sharp details, such as wood grain, planks, joints, and structural reinforcements. It is heat-resistant up to approximately 240 °C and is designed to withstand numerous uses without losing definition.

Each mold has an approximate working surface area of 6 × 12 cm and yields 14 different pieces in each full cast, facilitating the quick and economical creation of large quantities of boxes for scenery, bases, and dioramas.

The molds work perfectly with all types of resins, although we especially recommend the use of acrylic resin. It is important to allow the material to cure completely before removing the pieces from the mold. Other materials such as Milliput, Milliput mixed with plasticine, Magic Sculpt, or other epoxy putties can also be used, although they are somewhat more difficult to work with. For optimal results, we recommend using flexible steel scrapers to remove excess putty or clay without damaging the mold surface.

Contents: 1x Supply Boxes mold

Specifications

Brand Green Stuff World