Attractions

The 2009 Euro Militaire will become host to some of the UK's and the world's top military modelling attractions. Listed below is a selection of what you will see at this year's show.

Spitfire Air Display

	The Kent Spitfire display can turn a great day into a very memorable day. The Flypasts and air displays spark the imagination in both the young and the old. It's iconic shape and unmistakeable noise stir the imagination and the emotion.

New Products & Bargains

	Visit the exhibition hall which is packed with new products and bargains from many of the hobbies most reputable suppliers from both the UK and overseas. To see a full list of this year’s exhibitors click here.

World Class Model Display

	The world famous Euro Militaire Competitions are a major feature of the show and are held in the Channel Suite – a well lit and air conditioned glass fronted extension with view of the English Channel – and most likely 'Dave' the bottlenose Dolphin who has made this stretch of the south coast his home. Listed below are some put our feature attractions that will be seen at this years show.

Have-a-go R/C Tanks

Have a go at driving your own R/C tank in a battle against your friends and fellow modellers - your chance to conquer the world!

These fantastic RC tanks have are fitted with an eyesafe laser tag system allowing realistic tank battles, the infra-red beam fires upto 35 metres allowing for long range sniping or close quarter shoot-outs. Each time your tank is hit, lights on the turret mounted battle systems flash to let you know, the first hit will slow your tank to half speed, the second will slow you down to 1/4 speed, and the third hit will knock your tank out of action for 10 - 15 seconds, after which, you tank will restart with full power and the battle resumes!

Dad's Army Display

	Take a group of fans of "Dad's Army", add a few period vehicles, some old uniforms and you have the unique Barmy Army!

1st Footguards

	The living history and reenactment unit portrays the Grenadier Company of the Guards as it appeared at Waterloo, and features a fully developed standing military encampment as a back drop to the activities and displays of both soldiers and camp followers alike. Care is taken to ensure all aspects of the units representation are as historically accurate as practicable.