Hi YT- hard to know without seeing it in the flesh...so to speak. I would suggest that if you think it is too much- then go for the horizontal and vertical lines only...without the 'wood' grain- which is in any case more of a drawn representation. However I do kind of like it... I think it might give a particular quality to the model if used in select locations only- Thanks for posting- Jonathan
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Hi YT- hard to know without seeing it in the flesh...so to speak. I would suggest that if you think it is too much- then go for the horizontal and vertical lines only...without the 'wood' grain- which is in any case more of a drawn representation. However I do kind of like it... I think it might give a particular quality to the model if used in select locations only- Thanks for posting- Jonathan
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