For anyone who has any appreciation of craftsmanship, this exibition will blow your mind! The venue was under renovation when we went in September 2017, and involved climbing stairs constructed on scaffolding, tucked away behind the church. I am disabled, so this would not normally have been an option for me, but I was so determined to see it that I crawled up the steps, and shimmied back down on my nether regions! It was well worth the struggle to see the incredible work done by trainee craftsmen, possibly as exhibit-pieces for entry into the upper eschelons of Master Craftsmen. The pieces displayed cannot be described just as 'models', but more as 'miniatures' - perfect, tiny works of art in wood, stone, leather, icing, dough, plaster,.....from church spires to shoes to staircases. Sometimes, a drawing just isn't enough to convey an idea nor image, and building a church from written instructions isn't an option - especially if the client is 50 miles away? So these were portable 'samples', made before the days of electric tools and computer measurements - true Master Crafts!