Hmmm…
My son and I love “hands on” exhibits- the Argosy simulator at Newak is ace!
I also quite like an eccentric, cluttered feel- think it gives a place character rather than a sterile, over-clean feel. I like discovering seemingly-forgotten treasures hidden in corners.
Plenty of geeky info on the exhibit is great too- like the QR codes on the NAM Shackleton!
Cockpit access is a must I feel, even if only a few cockpits open- nothing more depressing than things you can look in and not touch/sit in! Nothing like the smell and feel of an old cockpit- Midland Air Museum has lots of these.
As you might guess, we quite like NAM!
I’m not a major photographer, so don’t really subscribe to the “less is more” philosophy.
Have you seen The Warehouse at the National Railway Museum in York? That is one truly amazing place, and the absolute antithesis of less is more!
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