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    I came here curious about the use of balsa sheet on a tissue kit. I'm building ww1 kits and gliders at the moment where tissue and or monokote looks correct but could never get past tissue skins over the advanced lines of ww2 aircraft. It just looks wrong to me. This balsa skin looks much better but I've got basic questions like getting flat sheets to conform over curved surfaces. Never tried it. Difficult or am i overthinking it?

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