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Museum Interactives

Rainford Models have made hundreds of educational interactive models for museums, exhibitions and visitor centres across the world. Our in-house expertise and specialist equipment means that we can fabricate large museum interactives and interactive exhibits in a wide variety of materials and formats.

We have made quality museum interactive models for a variety of locations worldwide including Ciutat de les Arts I les Ciences in Valencia, the interactive areas at the Moscow Planetarium, as well as for Sellafield and Underwater Street in the UK.

A few examples of the museum interactive models that we have made for those locations are shown on the links below.

 

 

 

 

 

The above video shows a Glowing Rott’s Chaos Pendulum which was developed by Rainford Models Ltd in conjunction with Ian Russell of Interactive Science Ltd. With the addition of a secondary smaller rotating arm we have managed to create even more Chaos! Light gathering acrylic and UV lighting flashing at 50 times per second create a firework spoked wheel effect…… Brilliant!! The whole thing is set in motion by twisting a single central knob. It will shortly be on display at the Edinburgh Camera Obscura and World of Illusions.

Rainford Models can also make mini science interactives suitable for smaller locations in visitor centres and classrooms examples of our mini science interactive models can be seen on the science interactives page.