Top gear presenter James May is going to be building a plasticine garden at this years Chelsea Flower Show as part of a bid to get children back amongst the family instead of sitting in front of a television screen with games console in their hands.
May has just signed a deal with Plum Pictures that will see the production company make all of May's television programs except for Top Gear.
Other productions in his new series 'James May's Toy Stories' will see May build a full size Lego house, a miniature train track that connects two villages and race a scalextric through a town in a race against a taxi.
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