Green Stuff World - Plasticard - Corrugated
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Green Stuff World - Plasticard - Corrugated

Green Stuff World - Plasticard - Corrugated

$4.25

Original: $12.14

-65%
Green Stuff World - Plasticard - Corrugated

$12.14

$4.25

The Story

Textured styrene sheet is the quick route to convincing terrain and scenery — no sculpting, just cut, glue and paint. This corrugated sheet gives you crisp, evenly embossed ridges across a full sheet, ideal for shanty roofing, industrial siding, containers and diorama detail. It cuts with a hobby knife and glues with standard plastic cement.

At a glance

  • Pattern: corrugated iron (embossed styrene)
  • Sheet size: 200 x 300mm (approx. 0.7mm thick)
  • Colour: brown styrene
  • Cuts and glues easily; takes paint well

Best for

  • Shanty roofing, siding and containers
  • Industrial and post-apocalyptic terrain
  • Scratch-building and kitbashing

Prime it, drybrush the ridges, add a little rust and you've a stretch of corrugated iron that reads perfectly at tabletop distance.

Instant texture for terrain builders. Put it to work on your next diorama or scenery project.

Green Stuff World - Plasticard - Corrugated - Image 2

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Green Stuff World - Plasticard - Corrugated - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Textured styrene sheet is the quick route to convincing terrain and scenery — no sculpting, just cut, glue and paint. This corrugated sheet gives you crisp, evenly embossed ridges across a full sheet, ideal for shanty roofing, industrial siding, containers and diorama detail. It cuts with a hobby knife and glues with standard plastic cement.

At a glance

  • Pattern: corrugated iron (embossed styrene)
  • Sheet size: 200 x 300mm (approx. 0.7mm thick)
  • Colour: brown styrene
  • Cuts and glues easily; takes paint well

Best for

  • Shanty roofing, siding and containers
  • Industrial and post-apocalyptic terrain
  • Scratch-building and kitbashing

Prime it, drybrush the ridges, add a little rust and you've a stretch of corrugated iron that reads perfectly at tabletop distance.

Instant texture for terrain builders. Put it to work on your next diorama or scenery project.