Information Table-What to Display?

The New England Air Museum lets us set up an information table for the area chapters during their open cockpit days. So far we only really have some EAA magazines, brochures, and people to talk with the visitors.
Our main goal is to attract new members, or at least get them to come to an upcoming pancake breakfast, meeting or seminar.

I'm looking for ideas on how to attract people to stop by and visually give them a better idea about EAA. We really don't have the space, and people, there to do KidVenture type activities. (We do that at the Simsbury, CT fly-in in Sept. though.)

Does anyone know how to make an interactive holographic Sean D. Tucker? Somewhat kidding on that, but something flashier would be nice.

How about some touchy-feely kinds of things for conversation starters?

A built-up wooden rib?

A set of hand squeezers, some drilled aluminum, and a cup full of rivets?

A safety wire display?

Some pictures of YE events and other events held by the local chapter(s)?

Pictures of people having fun with airplanes?

Find a front man (or front woman) who has the gift of (interesting) gab.