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  1. Kev!
    Howdy, Some InMiPaMo production... Kev!
  2. Kev!
    Howdy, Step right up! Get your fresh... What IS that? Kev! P.S. Fish, Veggies, and ???
  3. JGroeling
    Decided to put together a little farmstand scene for a basing project. Split pieces of balsa wood to give a rough lumber approach, now I'm considering how to do painting/sealing on it, as I have minimal experience w Balsa. Want to keep all that little wood grain that popped up when I split them visible. Going to paint it slightly darker with acrylic browns, and then some slightly darker spots and lighter drybrush highlights to accentuate the grain. Should I gesso, or stain the balsa before working on it? Can I just work straight on it and seal it with a varnish afterwards? Any balsa wood experience/suggestions appreciated.
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