Yes, and I suppose my mistake might to think that that something is a saturation weapon necessarily, or disposable, necessarily conflicts with it being somethin

Yes, and I suppose my mistake might to think that that something is a saturation weapon necessarily, or disposable, necessarily conflicts with it being something other than a weapon designed for mass-scale minimum-cost production. I suppose this is Iran's equivalent of Tomahawk. Plywood can also be bent with heat. There's a thing called a 'high frequency plywood bending press'. But these thin parts probably make more sense if they're made of fibre-reinforced plastic. I don't think consequences on range would be so bad, but what really matters is probably cycle rates and cost.