The Story
If you want believable planked flooring, decking or crate-lids without carving every board by hand, this is the shortcut. Roll it across freshly mixed putty or clay and it presses a clean, repeating wood-plank pattern straight into the surface — ideal for bases, terrain boards and diorama floors that need that lived-in timber look.
At a glance
- Textured rolling pin — presses a continuous, repeating wood-plank pattern
- Clear PMMA plastic with excellent non-stick properties; non-toxic
- Length: 14.5cm (5.5"); diameter: 2.5cm (1")
- Works with greenstuff, clay and most modelling putties
How to use it
- Roll your putty flat and even first, then dampen the pin to stop it sticking
- Apply steady, even pressure in one pass for a consistent texture
- Trim the excess once cured to avoid distorting the pattern
One pass and a plain slab of putty becomes a weathered wooden deck — repeat it across as many bases as you like for a matching unit.
A workbench time-saver that pays for itself over a whole army. Pair it with the rest of the Green Stuff World range or browse more basing materials.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
If you want believable planked flooring, decking or crate-lids without carving every board by hand, this is the shortcut. Roll it across freshly mixed putty or clay and it presses a clean, repeating wood-plank pattern straight into the surface — ideal for bases, terrain boards and diorama floors that need that lived-in timber look.
At a glance
- Textured rolling pin — presses a continuous, repeating wood-plank pattern
- Clear PMMA plastic with excellent non-stick properties; non-toxic
- Length: 14.5cm (5.5"); diameter: 2.5cm (1")
- Works with greenstuff, clay and most modelling putties
How to use it
- Roll your putty flat and even first, then dampen the pin to stop it sticking
- Apply steady, even pressure in one pass for a consistent texture
- Trim the excess once cured to avoid distorting the pattern
One pass and a plain slab of putty becomes a weathered wooden deck — repeat it across as many bases as you like for a matching unit.
A workbench time-saver that pays for itself over a whole army. Pair it with the rest of the Green Stuff World range or browse more basing materials.
