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Dinosaur Junk Modelling with Tat Vision

Thinktank Create your own wearable Dinosaur Head! Selected Wednesdays in summer holidays Book

About Dinosaur Junk Modelling with Tat Vision

This May Half-term and Summer holidays, join Birmingham artist Tat Vision at Thinktank Science Museum for a dinosaur-themed junk modelling workshop.

Using recycled materials, design and build your very own dinosaur sculpture - from towering T. rexes to spiky stegosaurs. 

Let your imagination run wild as you transform everyday materials into prehistoric creations.

Drop in activity 11am - 3pm in our Find Your Future Gallery on Level 2.

Included in Thinktank admission price - book your tickets below.

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  • An artist helping a young child with a cardboard box craft, other people are in the background in the workshop.
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  • A gallery space with a large sign with 'Find your Future' on the entrance.

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