Went through the guided tour and the Quinns trench post experience yesterday with some relatives. While I would consider it to be very good, and the tour guide very knowledgeable, ultimately the Quinns post experience left a bit to be desired, specifically, there should have been more stench and gore (more "realism"?) and the bombing effects were not accompanied with the appropriate percussive effects ( exploding bombs produce large displacements of air - literally a "punch in the guts") which the troops on the ground would probably been subject to almost continuously. I know that the line has to be drawn somewhere, if things are reported as too graphic, that would deter visitors from even going there, so a decision has to be made where the balance should lie. Having said the above, I've still give the exhibition 5 stars as I believe that Sir Peter Jackson has made a great effort in attempting to show some of New Zealands' early history- things that we should all know about as part of our story.