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Hey dakites:
I bought 2 sheets of this 3ply plywood and never used it. I would like to make some custom, low-profile craters from it for my orks. I am concerned that it may warp because of its thickness when I apply glue and bits. Does anyone have any experience with this? I've used 1/4" masonite on all my buildings and only the largest base (12"x18") warped and that was minor.
Thanks,
G

You can help to prevent warpage by painting the underside, either with paint, or with a watered down white glue.