“If that isn’t sensational, I don’t know what you really want out of life.”

“My suspicion is that this museum will be overwhelmed with people, not only young people but everybody who wants this extraordinary experience, and so you’ll be queued I daresay, let me tell you, it’s worth it.”

“Bannockburn [is a] spectacular triumph for the combined forces of 3D science and historical narrative.”

“The battle cry to a world for which statues and storyboards are no longer enough.”

“Endorsements do not come much better than having the most famous naturalist in the world lavish praise on your new museum exhibition as he makes a special visit to open it.”

“…the museum makes good use of tech with a 3D animation of the theropod Megalosaurus “walking” in it’s own fossilised footsteps.”

“You could almost be paddling over a Jurassic reef.”

“What waits within dissects [the kings’] seismic collision with thrilling modernity.”

“So it’s not quite Batman: the Stirlingshire fields don’t bear much resemblance to Gotham City. But it’s certainly miles away from the stuff of dusty history books.”

“On Dangerous Ground’ uses striking 3D artwork to tell the story of two nations at war. It presents, in all its visceral glory, their most famous clash...”

“The next generation of museum interpretation in action.”

“A vision of how battlefields will / could be presented in the future.”

“What a dish!”

“A visceral sense of the odds against the Scots.”

“Stunning.”