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I suppose it could be done. Though the cost and upkeep would offset the final product. Mabruce and jetrock brought up my two concerns with it. Another would be that you would need a pump to clean the water so it would stay clean or to move the water(ie.waterfall) which would add another cost and yet another thing to go wrong. <br />If you haven't already look at the last two months of MRR mag. Each one has a great article on modelling realistic water which is cheap and if done right looks great. <br /> <br />I did see a webpage where someone used real water. It was awhile ago but I will go back and see if I can find it. <br />Andrew Miller
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