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These look amazing. They would certainly attract my attention at a show! You've achieved a nice balance of attractive pictures with a manageable amount of interesting information as a taster/context taking into consideration the amount of time people might want to spend reading. I also like the "corporate" design across them too. Your logo is excellent. I can imagine it is easier to start a conversation if you've seen someone reading the info and they might have some things to talk to you about or to ask once they've had a look too! What size are they?

Hi, They look very proffessional! I've got to make some for Hythe! Simon

I still think you need a garage full of machine tools to be a real modeller - I would class myself a kitchen table bodger, and I'm quite happy with that The Lego is definitely a good half-way house though - ubiquitous, cheap, and astonishingly well-made for what it is. Since we have quite a bit of it around I'm often finding unexpected things to do with it - for example, the corrugated iron on this loco shed: was made by pressing small pieces of a foil oven tray between stacks of Lego 2x1 "grille" bricks. It was quite hard work - I wouldn't want to make a bigger building like that - but it did do the job.

That's looking great Will. Make sure you bracecthe corners and add some Walls inside otherwise thinner prasticard has a tendency to bow. Yours should be better than some of mine because it's much worse when you laminated two sheets together.