Description

WWI German Long Ammunition Crate – Artillery Supply Box (1914–1918)

Realistic Battlefield Accessories

This WWI German long ammunition crate set helps you create authentic artillery and supply scenes from 1914–1918. The design represents wooden transport boxes used for storing and delivering artillery shells to front-line positions.

The open crate shows the internal structure, while the closed crate features detailed lid and reinforced edges. Because of this combination, you can build more dynamic and realistic diorama layouts.

Accurate Historical Style

German forces transported artillery shells in long wooden crates reinforced with metal fittings. Therefore, this model reflects the typical military logistics of the First World War.

Moreover, the proportions and simple construction match early 20th century field equipment. As a result, the set works perfectly near artillery guns, supply depots, or trench support areas.

What Is Included

The set contains:

1 open long ammunition crate
1 closed long ammunition crate with lid detail

You can place them next to artillery pieces, inside supply zones, or along trench support lines.

Perfect for Dioramas and Wargaming

You can use these crates for:

WWI artillery dioramas
trench support scenes
supply and logistics setups
tabletop wargaming terrain

Furthermore, the crates complement trench systems, sandbag fortifications, and artillery positions.

Scale Options

Available in:

1:35
1:56

The proportions match standard WWI figures and artillery models in these scales.

Materials and Finish

We produce the crates using high-precision 3D printing. We use durable PLA material to maintain sharp detail and structural strength.

The set arrives unpainted. Therefore, you can prime and paint it according to your own style. The surface works well with acrylic paints, enamel paints, washes, and weathering effects.

Working Tips

First, gently clean the models before painting. Then apply a plastic primer to improve paint adhesion.

After priming, apply a base wood tone. Next, use darker washes to highlight plank lines and structural details. In addition, use dry brushing to create natural wear on edges.

Finally, add subtle scratches, dirt, and dust effects. As a result, the ammunition crates will look realistic and battle-used.