A man has created an exhibition out of the model buildings he makes while spending time with his wife after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
Michael McCabe says he would "love to see the world rid of this dreadful condition".
It is the reason he has created Around the World in 80 Models, a display of all his creations, in a bid to raise money for medical research.
After hosting the exhibit in Sway, Lymington, Mr McCabe announced he had raised more than £4,000.
His models transport people from London to Ancient Rome, Paris, the Alps, from India to Australia and then to New York and the streets of Manhatten.
"Many of them are 3D jigsaws made of a sort of foam, one of my most useful components is glue. I spent certainly well over £50 on glue to make these models and then I stick pictures on the outside and it looks very effective," Mr McCabe explained.
He also included some local landmarks in the series, including HMS Victory, Salisbury Cathedral and a model of the care home where his wife, Susan, is a resident.
Mr McCabe continued: "My wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's five years ago.
"Eventually she had a to go into a care home and during the time I've been with her I've had long long hours just sitting quietly with her.
"So model making for me became a thing that kept me amused, it kept her amused and eventually someone said to me 'well, why don't you have an exhibition?' and we hope we can raise some funds."
After the success of his first event, Mr McCabe is now considering making it an annual fixture.
He added: "I would love to continue raising money for Alzheimer's research, I would love to see the world rid of this dreadful condition."
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