Stylized Sunken Wooden Shipwreck for Dioramas — A compact stylized wooden shipwreck sculpted as a scenic prop for dioramas, model-railroad shorelines and small tabletop displays. The wreck presents a broken, tilted hull with visible ribs, scattered planks and simplified barnacle clusters and rope swags that are sized to read clearly at hobby viewing distances. The base is flat and shallow so the wreck can be embedded into sand, rock, or shoreline terrain to create a convincing coastal vignette. This listing supplies a single master file scaled to with a conversion guide to help you print at alternate scales. The design emphasizes a readable silhouette: ribs and plank separations form natural recesses for washes and paint; barnacle-like nodules and rope swags take highlights well when drybrushed. Placement ideas include partially burying the hull in sand, laying it across rocks, or situating it beside an old jetty to add narrative context. Finishing tips Begin with darker tones in the recesses, add mid-tone wood colors for hull planes and finish with light drybrushing on edges and barnacles. Apply subtle tinting near the waterline to suggest algae and silt. The sculpt is suitable as a painting practice subject or a scenic centerpiece for layouts and small dioramas.