My Itinerary
Details
- Sunday 19th April
- 10:00am - 2:00pm
- At Queensland Transport Museum
- tourism@lvrc.qld.gov.au
- www.facebook.com/events/858634677072131
- (07) 5466 3426
- Invite
Join us on Sunday, 19 April for a relaxed, family-friendly day at the Queensland Transport Museum.
Discover a powerful exhibition of original military vehicles dating back to World War I, showcasing remarkable engineering and real stories of service, endurance and innovation. Whether you’re a transport enthusiast or simply looking for something different to do, this free event offers a relaxed mix of history, entertainment and hands-on experiences. Bring the family along and enjoy a full day of activities, guided tours and kids’ entertainment.
What’s On
- Free entry
- Guided museum tours
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Live entertainment
- Kids’ activities
On display:
- 1941 GMC 6x6 Prime Mover – Often called “the truck that won the war”, with over 580,000 built
- 1942 Australian Dingo Scout Car – A rare and iconic piece of Australian military history
- 1956 Saracen Armoured Personnel Carrier – A six-wheeled vehicle built for battlefield endurance
- 1969 Diamond Rio Prime Mover – The first of its kind brought to Australia and the only manual version
- 1942 Desert Raider – Designed for the British Army’s toughest desert operations
Meet the Artist - Lockyer Valley Art Gallery
While you’re here, take the opportunity to also visit the Lockyer Valley Art Gallery, located within the Cultural Centre, and meet artist Jennifer Mashell. Browse the Light Horse artworks and learn more about the true stories that inspired them. Although set in wartime, these paintings focus on relationships, particularly the powerful bond between man and horse, revealing moments of beauty and connection even in difficult times.
Make a day of it and enjoy everything the Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre has to offer.
A great free day out - we look forward to welcoming you.