A 3D model of a steam-powered stern paddle-wheeler built in the early 1900s that operated in Waterton Lakes National Park. The vessel was scuttled in the bay beneath the Prince of Wales Hotel, where it now rests in 30–50 feet of water and has become a popular site for divers.

Over 7,000 images were collected while scuba diving. These images were processed through 3Dflow Zephyr software to create the initial 3D model, which was refined using Blender.