Kate Middleton's sweet-five word question for young tour guides as she opens new children museum

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The Princess of Wales made a visit to the new Young V&A museum yesterday where she marvelled at an airborne car, tried out an imagined undersea vehicle and was introduced to Frankenstein.Kate who is a patron of V&A met with school kids from the local Globe Primary School on Wednesday at the newly reopened children's museum in Bethnal Green, east London to listen to their stories and admire their inventions.A group of year three students proudly showed off their creations to the Princess in the build-it area of the Museum where they are urged to make anything they like from blocks and tubes, the Mirror reports.The 41-year-old mother-of-three gave advice to one group on how to put together pieces to build their submarine creation and then tried it out herself by playfully pretending to put on a seatbelt and asking ‘Do I strap myself in?’ She said: "Does it sit on the bottom of the sea floor?

Wow, that’s great." Different groups were keen for the royal's attention and the Princess made sure to take a great interest in everyone's unique projects asking: ‘What is your invention?’, ‘What is that bit for?’ and ‘What do you want to be when you’re older?’She was later taken to see a selection of expandable children's clothing made by Petit Pli that grow with the child as they age.She jokingly remarked: "That would have been very useful."The royal took the time to pause and admire a tiny white Microlino car suspended from the ceiling in the atrium before moving on to marvel over the best collection of historic dolls houses in the world.Speaking with the Director of the V&A, Tristram Hunt, she said: ‘This is so inspiring, to have a place for children so young to get design inspiration.’In the 'imagine' area of the museum, Kate met