This damaged wooden rowboat is a compact, story-focused prop sized for layouts and dioramas. The hull is intentionally distressed: panels with missing plank sections, ragged gunwale edges, and shallow breaches that read as long-term exposure. The interior is open with an implied bench, and the top edge features short square posts that suggest cleats or thwart blocks. Included: one single master file set to that you may uniformly scale in your slicer or modeling tool to print at other scales. There are no oars or separate fittings included. Why hobbyists use it The built-in damage saves time: place the boat at a muddy bank, half-submerged at a derelict pier, or on a marsh edge and the story is immediate. The low-polygon silhouette keeps print time short while remaining visually readable at typical viewing distances. For printing, check thin-wall rules after scaling; consider orienting the hull mouth upward for printers that benefit from minimizing internal supports, and add a small local thickening if your printer struggles with thin gunwales. The open interior accepts small ballast or magnets for secure placement on layouts. Use cases: model railroading scenic element, small diorama vignette, tabletop scenery, kitbashing base piece.