> This one actually looks a lot like a pine-borer chewed plank, which is a great
> texture in its own right!  :)
> 
> I was reluctant to post this question, because I was sure it was something
> trivial, but apparently it actually is a bit more challenging than it looks at
> first glance  :O
> 
> I'd be happy with a "chipboard" since the dimensions of the chips would probably
> be suited to simulation by a crackle or other similar pattern.  OSB is "oriented
> strand board", so it's composed of larger strips of wood that are, as the name
> implies, oriented along one axis, thus giving it structural strength when used
> as intended.  Whatever they use for a binder sure seems to be fairly water
> resistant.
> 

Come in two version : Cheap and waterproof.

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