No there's a number of moving ones. Museums traditionally don't sound like a fun day out but it's really quite a great museum, definitely far better than the Science Museum (really don't bother with that one, it's so geared towards eight-year-olds). I recently went with like my oldest Blockland buddy Spaceomega who was visiting from Seattle and he had a wicked fun time.
That's my fault for jumping to the conclusion that it was like the Oxford Museum of History, which isn't quite as large, but it has a number of dinosaur exhibits which consist purely of skeletal reconstructions.
I knew the National History Museum has a number of more "showy" sort of things, but I wasn't aware it had animatronic Dinosaurs.
Sounds brilliant though.
I really really want to go.
Luckily in the summer, my College has a trip to go and sit in on a lecture at the Royal Society in London, and on the trip we also visit the National Science Museum. It'd be nice to visit the History Museum, but it's a Biology trip, so that's not likely.
I'm not sure if it still does or not, but does the Science Museum still have Gunther Von Hagen's Bodyworld's exhibit?
With the real bodies that have been plasticified and put on display in various stages of dissection?
