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 model making, dioramas, scenery, and miniature games. Its realistic proportions and textures allow you to reproduce transport and storage crates made from wooden planks, including grain, joints, reinforcements, and other details typical of this type of packaging.

These crates are perfect for setting up warehouses, workshops, factories, ports, railway 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 its versatile design Timeless and aesthetically pleasing, these boxes 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 scenery accessories. Their 1:48–1:35 scales are particularly well-suited for miniatures of approximately 28 to 35 mm, making these boxes visually compatible with numerous miniatures games, including Trench Crusade, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Kill Team, Necromunda, Star Wars: Legion, Infinity, Fallout: Wasteland Warfare, Bolt Action, Konflikt '47, Spectre Operations, Zona Alfa, Five Parsecs From Home, Core Space, This Is Not a Test, Maelstrom's Edge, Deadzone, and Judge Dredd Miniatures. Game and other historical, modern, industrial, post-apocalyptic, and futuristic wargames of similar scales.

In war and grimdark games like Trench Crusade, these wooden crates can be used to decorate trenches, ammunition depots, supply posts, fortifications, military camps, and war-torn areas. Their traditional shapes fit especially well into settings inspired by industrial conflicts, alternate wars, and dark environments where supplies and equipment are transported in reinforced crates.

In science fiction universes like Warhammer 40,000, Kill Team, or Necromunda, they can represent Imperial cargo, ammunition crates, military supplies, contraband, manufactorum resources, or materials stored in industrial settlements. In Star Wars: Legion, they work particularly well in Rebel bases, Imperial outposts, hangars, markets, makeshift camps, and remote stations.

In historical games like Bolt Action or Konflikt '47, these pieces are ideal for representing ammunition crates, supplies, equipment, and military cargo. In post-apocalyptic settings like Fallout: Wasteland Warfare, Alpha Zone, or This Is Not a Test, they can be used as abandoned containers, supply caches, looted crates, or remnants of old warehouses.

The pieces can be painted in different wood tones and customized with numbering, military symbols, transport markings, labels, stains, dampness, mud, dust, scratches, or weathering effects. This allows the crates to be easily adapted to any era or setting.

Made from high-quality, flexible silicone, this mold is easy to use and allows for the reproduction of crisp 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 usable surface area of 6 × 12 cm and allows you to obtain 14 different pieces in each complete reproduction, facilitating the quick and economical creation of large quantities of scenery boxes, 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 let the material cure completely before removing the pieces from the mold. Other materials such as Milliput, Milliput mixed with modeling clay, Magic Sculpt, or other epoxy putties can also be used, although their manipulation is somewhat more complex. For optimal results, we recommend using scrapers to remove excess putty or clay without damaging the surface of the mold.

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