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The new display at Leeds City Museum gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke (pictured), which were found in a box room by his astonished family following his death at the age of 82.
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Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
The new display at Leeds City Museum gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
The new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
The new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.
Bus collection
Assistant community curator Sapphia Cunningham-Tate alongside the new display at Leeds City Museum which gives visitors a chance to see a selection of the vast array of replicas created by physicist Dr Gordon Brooke.
The meticulously detailed models each relate to a specific real-life equivalent, complete with service number and with every painstaking detail reproduced using card, packaging and acetate for the windows.