Lots of things can make an unfinished skinned core twist or warp, like how it is stored and temps involved, and add in humidity. It needs to be clarified by what exactly "warped" is. If it is more like a twist, the wing can be shimmed straight. I learned this back in my R/C sail plain days. You make diagonal cuts through the balsa sheet, then force in 1/64" ply shims. The severity of the twist determines how many shims you have to apply and how many cuts to make and where. This can work with a twisted fuselage also. Once you are satisfied, tack glue the shims in place, rough trim them, run a little foam safe glue over the shimmed area, and when dry, finish sand to final shape. the guy that taught me this trick learned from some guys that flew R/C pattern models with foam wings. Foam wings cores are not fool proof, and if not stored correctly can and will twist or warp.
Type at you later,
Dan McEntee