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Lowtown Water Current Overlays

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$24.85 $35 In stock

Category: Table Coverage

A set of acetate overlays that help create interesting breaks in water or wakes underneath your docks. This pack consists of eight 6" x 6" breaker overlays and six 3" x 4" turbulent wake overlays. Pairs well with Breaker terrain trays.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Hannah I. ★★★★★

The 6x6 breakers are perfect for hiding the awkward seams where my dock sections meet. I used three of them along the edge and the water now looks like it’s naturally flowing around a hidden obstacle. Took about ten minutes to place them all.

Carter ★★★★★

The 3" x 4" turbulent wake overlays really sold it for me—they break up the water surface just enough to hide that awkward seam where my docks meet. Eight breakers and six wakes is plenty for my whole setup, and the acetate lies flat without curling at the edges.

Carter U. ★★★★★

I was worried these overlays wouldn't sit flat, but the acetate is just the right weight to blend into the water texture. The 6x6 breakers are perfect for adding realistic current breaks, and the smaller turbulent wakes make a surprising difference in the overall scene. Definitely a subtle but effec