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  3. taylormade
    Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be listed on the SeaWatch book site. The only one I could find was on Amazon for $109.00. That's a bit out of my price rance at the moment. Thanks everyone for the quick response.
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    I'm building a waterline model of a Muskokas Lake steamer and am searching for any tips, tutorials or suggestions on creating a realistic water surface for my model. I tried the search function on the forum, but haven't had any luck. Any help would be most appreciated.

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