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Old 30-01-2008   #1 (permalink)
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modeling water

this is one hell of a railway layout!!

if you want to know the various products for making scale water and how ot use them and at the same time gawp at an amazing model, check this out!!

Water on the Whitewater & Virginia
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Water is notoriously difficult to model but there are some superb effects there Richard. Thanks for the link.
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