The Navy has set up a pavilion at Times Utsav in BKC, where they have a few guns - 7.62 MM bipod-mounted LMG (looks like a IOF copy of the famous Bren), 5.56 MM INSAS assault rifle, 9 MM semi-auto pistol (looks like Glock used by cops, markings painted over), and 9 MM SMG (curved mag on the side, looks like the old Sterlings, probably IOF copy, with perforated suppressors on barrels). You can actually handle them, go through the "motions", mags are empty. Was wishing some expert could be there to explain the nitty-gritties!
Plus they have models of torpedoes, missiles, 30 MM ship's AA guns, scale models of ships, equipment used (surprised to see Navy divers use Muela as standard issue knives), plus recruiting officers trying to get kids interested in the Navy.
For me, easily the highlight of the entire festival! (And no I am not being paid by Times Utsav / Navy to say all this!
)Cheers!
EssDee
Good one, very imaginative - kudos to your kid!
. Any Marcos around the Navy Stall ? Had the honour of meeting some Ex Para Special Forces guys, now working in Corporate Security, never seen or met Navy's Elite Frogmen/Commandoes before.
Whatever careers they had to offer stopped at 22-25! But then the next was the "Frogman". The "boys" were very nice ad asked my son to try on the suit, flippers, life vest etc. etc. I regretted then that my cell didn't have the camera. Daughter dear stayed away politely telling them that she had seen it all in a movie called "Blue" and knew how to use it all ! 
(Kids these days). A corner had some info on medals won by Navy and also one one Shri. Dhonde who circumnavigated the world. Plus a fibreglass sailboat and a rubber raft with starboard engine was wonderful to behold. The pavilion was lined with wooden models of various missile boats. You could handle a 9mm, INSAS, an LMG, couple of Carbines (a la Dharmendra) etc. All were chained and paddocked for safety with firing mechanism removed. Then of course there were Surface-Surface, Surface-Air missiles prominently displayed along with a huge torpedo that my sonny mistook for a submarine and asked me if he could sit inside. The daughter who is older and more mature and had been listening to whatever the naval officer was telling her scolded the younger bro saying that it was in fact a bomb that was used against the submarines and hence looked like one to fool the submarine!!! Wonder how they interpret the data this way ! All thanks to cartoons, I think