Photos: Ships, yachts and a plane eating dinosaur at Smallest Show in Town

Show co-ordinator Neil Lambess checks some of the radio controlled yachts on display. Photo/John Stone

Ships, yachts, and a plane-eating dinosaur.

These are some of the items which have been on display in Whangarei - well at least the miniature versions were.

The Smallest Show in Town saw about 400 scale models displayed at Storytime over five days ending yesterday.

Co-ordinator Neil Lambess said hundreds of people of all ages had visited the show during the five days it was held, and he hoped it would become an annual event.

Northern Advocate photographer John Stone went along.

David Mison from Hikurangi was drawn to the model ships. Photo/John Stone

A humorous take on dinosaurs 'liking plane food'. Photo/John Stone

Warwick House checks a model of the Big Ben clock. Photo/John Stone

Ronald Johnston looks over a free flight powered scale model of a Temby vintage aeroplane. Photo/John Stone

Noeline Youens took a liking to the scale model buildings. Photo/John Stone

Julie Donald, left, and Peder Hopkins, both from Whangarei, catch up at the show. Photo/John Stone

Clay Battensby, left, and his brother Reece, from Ngunguru, check the merchandise display. Photo/John Stone