You wouldn't believe where I was last Saturday on one of the hottest days in London, at my university, at the start of my summer break! while some of you guys where chilling in Brighton or enjoying the sun , I was busy having fun at a 2 day fair called "Make A Fair." It was actually a great experience and I had more fun then expected. Considering that it was a really hot day. There were so many families and young people there, interacting with the exhibitors. I met an interesting batch of creative individuals. The fair was focused on thee idea of obviously making things, but not just anything. I saw futuristic bluetooth wireless speakers, created by a bunch of 15 year olds, UV light emitting sunglasses, voice control apps for D-SLR camera & many more. It was quite inspiring, not to mention mind-blowing. There was one fellow who managed to design a new unique way of producing music, using old toys. He was able to generate or kinds of crazy sounds & beats. It may have not been a visit to Buckingham Palace or a fly to the moon, but it was great. I really enjoyed talking to these people and figuring out just how they do these incredible things. I simply had to upload some pictures, just so people could really understand that words could not describe my experience of being at Make A Fair.
Customised mini pianos, very nice.
This was the guy that I mentioned earlier. he had all kinds of different toys on his table. It's incredible, that he still manages to produce so much music despite the limitations.
hand-made greeting cards. The bird illustrations are cute.
An impressive batch of miniature chairs. The models are incredible. I need to find out how to make one of these.
Some sort of 3D model game. its quite unique, you put marble inside and then u have to manoeuvre the marble out of the exit. it looks complex but tis actually really fun.
3D printer, used for making all kind of things. I've got to get myself one of these machines.
UV light emitted helmet, fashioned to look like a T-REX Dinasoure
More futuristic equipment that somebody started out, by making an impressive prototype in the living room and now...It's at Make A Fair
Trying on, the UV emitting sunglasses, without light.
I did't know exactly what this device did ,but I liked it.
I took this picture, using a sound recognition D-SLR Camera. they had individual photo booths.
The creator of the UV light T'REX head gear. I have to ask him how to make one of them.
Customised mini pianos, very nice.
This was the guy that I mentioned earlier. he had all kinds of different toys on his table. It's incredible, that he still manages to produce so much music despite the limitations.
hand-made greeting cards. The bird illustrations are cute. 
An impressive batch of miniature chairs. The models are incredible. I need to find out how to make one of these. 
More 3D prototyping stuff.
Some sort of 3D model game. its quite unique, you put marble inside and then u have to manoeuvre the marble out of the exit. it looks complex but tis actually really fun. 
3D printer, used for making all kind of things. I've got to get myself one of these machines.
More Sections of Make a Fair.
I wonder how he did that?
UV light emitted helmet, fashioned to look like a T-REX Dinasoure
More futuristic equipment that somebody started out, by making an impressive prototype in the living room and now...It's at Make A Fair
Trying on, the UV emitting sunglasses, without light.
Trying on the UV sunglasses with light, at full power!
I did't know exactly what this device did ,but I liked it.
More unique 3D-based devices
I took this picture, using a sound recognition D-SLR Camera. they had individual photo booths. 
Still playing with the camera.
The creator of the UV light T'REX head gear. I have to ask him how to make one of them.
More amazing models created by the 3D printer.
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