Engineer's food to keep us going.:P
The computing exhibits
The main superstructure done!
Interesting creations from plastic
Crossing the Millenium bridge, with the Tate in the distance
Expect to find plasticy contraptions here
ETA an electric race car in 100 hours!
Minus the fact that we needed record 10 putts to get the ball in here. fail
And we are off!
Now ot work on the bodywork molds
with hilarious results!
The carbon fiber phallic front nose cone is ready
Putting all the pieces together
Overlooking the slient electric race.
Car and driver. :P
Testing fitting the driver compartment
Go faster stripes- Not an option. :p
At the Astronomy sector!
The track scenery is awesome
Electric races are usually usually slient. :P
Out last hole
Oh hell yea!
Our car after the race
Opps.
like how the displays related science to everyday items
This next one is easy
CJ not included. :P
featuring evolution of farming techniques from the past
The main bridge over the main atrium
Making some last minute preps
Putting the pieces of the chasis together
Laying the drive, steering and electronics
Hitting the road
Shaun getting suited for the race!
Visitors craming into a cockpit
Which was surprising easy too
Looks just like how it's pictured in the brochure! :P
I always have a soft spot for the majestic battleships
Pre-race pep talk at the starting grid
The agriculture display
Looking finished already!
Here comes Shaun!
It's surprising relaxing to drive on the motorways despite covering over 500km at ago.
The marine section of the museum
Ending the day with fanastic weather!
At the splash landings resturant
It did well. :)
Racing is fun!
WWII planes on display
This place ticks