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The 1x1x2/3 slopes would be ideal for making waves, etc.:

and or the 1x2 options.

Along with some blue tiles you could make some great waves:

Obviously, if you don't want them breaking, keep the white fronts blue.

Also, if you have some Navy blue tiles you can create currents of colder water - if you've ever watched large bodies of water you'll notice they have strips of different shades running through them.

Stick to tiles on the plate rather than the 2/3s height for lakes, or for some good ripples use the Round Dish 2x2 Inverted:

Advanced Tips

Use lighter shades of blue for shallow areas of water and river banks.

The Lone Tower, Âtin

Transparent combined with blue bricks can create a foam kind of wave. Hurricane Irene, Blake's Baericks

The 1x1x2/3 slopes would be ideal for making waves, etc.:

and or the 1x2 options.

Along with some blue tiles you could make some great waves:

Obviously, if you don't want them breaking, keep the white fronts blue.

Also, if you have some Navy blue tiles you can create currents of colder water - if you've ever watched large bodies of water you'll notice they have strips of different shades running through them.

Stick to tiles on the plate rather than the 2/3s height for lakes, or for some good ripples use the Round Dish 2x2 Inverted:

The 1x1x2/3 slopes would be ideal for making waves, etc.:

and or the 1x2 options.

Along with some blue tiles you could make some great waves:

Obviously, if you don't want them breaking, keep the white fronts blue.

Also, if you have some Navy blue tiles you can create currents of colder water - if you've ever watched large bodies of water you'll notice they have strips of different shades running through them.

Stick to tiles on the plate rather than the 2/3s height for lakes, or for some good ripples use the Round Dish 2x2 Inverted:

The 1x1x2/3 slopes would be ideal for making waves, etc.:

and or the 1x2 options.

Along with some blue tiles you could make some great waves:

Obviously, if you don't want them breaking, keep the white fronts blue.

Also, if you have some Navy blue tiles you can create currents of colder water - if you've ever watched large bodies of water you'll notice they have strips of different shades running through them.

Stick to tiles on the plate rather than the 2/3s height for lakes, or for some good ripples use the Round Dish 2x2 Inverted:

Advanced Tips

Use lighter shades of blue for shallow areas of water and river banks.

The Lone Tower, Âtin

Transparent combined with blue bricks can create a foam kind of wave. Hurricane Irene, Blake's Baericks

The 1x1x2/3 slopes would be idea for making waves, etc.:

and or the 1x2 options.

Along with some blue tiles you could make some great waves:

Obviously, if you don't want them breaking, keep the white fronts blue.

Also, if you have some Navy blue tiles you can create currents of colder water - if you've ever watched large bodies of water you'll notice they have strips of different shades running through them.

The 1x1x2/3 slopes would be ideal for making waves, etc.:

and or the 1x2 options.

Along with some blue tiles you could make some great waves:

Obviously, if you don't want them breaking, keep the white fronts blue.

Also, if you have some Navy blue tiles you can create currents of colder water - if you've ever watched large bodies of water you'll notice they have strips of different shades running through them.

Stick to tiles on the plate rather than the 2/3s height for lakes, or for some good ripples use the Round Dish 2x2 Inverted: