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What scale were you going to do this in? If you model in anything smaller than "G-gage" and of a garden railroad-type layout - out-of-doors presumably [?], then here is my OPINION. Myself, I would stear clear of the use of real water. It has a way of detracting from the model railroad. 1. It's is unscaleable and therefore giving a model that rinky-dink appearence. 2. Like previously stated it has to BE in a COMPLETELY SEALD holding system or you are going to have a real problem. 3. The moisture could...nay...will reak havoc on the electrical and scenery by way of creating the modeler's nemesis "HUMIDITY". To sum it up, don't bother with time and effort it takes to do it - it's just NOT worth it[:(!]
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