Truly step by step in very hard work, attention to set up and show. Your on target throughout the points. Applause 👏 for the Prelude to the Finale ''''''''' fantastic build Prelude in Finale however the final rocked. 5 🌟 Onward 🌈
Rich this is a really good show. Good product and music selections. We have similar styles lol. You have any set up pics? Looks like you may have had a lot of product sitting on an angle. Curious how it was set up. You on any of the forums?
Thanks! I'm not very good at remembering to take pics during setup (your videos are awesome showing this, in addition to the great shows), but I posted a couple here: imgur.com/a/pLMIFDx. I put all cakes on pallets to make it easier to haul things to the shoot site and set up. The angles really enable more breadth in the show (total spread is ~160 ft without things being angled). I previously grouped cakes on pallets based on firing module, use various angle pieces on each to get what I wanted, and secure things with screws/tape. Now I run a 2x6 running down the middle of a pallet, use OSB to make the angle(s), and secure the cakes using construction adhesive. The new method (in use for 2 years now) really saves time during setup without a major impact on day-of wiring (each station is grouped pretty close together already). Shells are mainly in wooden racks (preset angles), with comets & mines in adjustable aluminum racks that I built (and need to build more of; this was my biggest time saver by far overall, both during setup and day-of). I'm a lurker on pyrofan and some of the Facebook fireworks groups, and fairly active in my local club forum (Northwest Pyrotecnics Association). I'm always looking for creative ideas that other people have done on RUclips and elsewhere, and find myself trying to figure out how to translate things from "professional" shows to a smaller scale.
Truly step by step in very hard work, attention to set up and show. Your on target throughout the points. Applause 👏 for the Prelude to the Finale ''''''''' fantastic build Prelude in Finale however the final rocked. 5 🌟 Onward 🌈
You and TX pyro are hands down some of the best backyard pyros
Thanks!
That was one freaking wicked ending i really enjoyed that
That was indeed KILLER! Outstanding!
Love it beautifully done!!! This lifted my spirits! Thank you!
Such a sweet show!!!
Thanks!
Clean Show!!! Wow!!!
Great Job! Lots of different effects. I subbed.
Very nice!!!🌌💥🎇🎆
Wonderful.. 👌🏻
Better than the big city displays...
Is this 1.3g or 1.4. I know you can buy canister shells that have pop and no color and there not considered salutes so didn’t know.
This is 1.4 (just a lot of it 😀)
Great job..... Do you have a 2019 show prepared?
Definitely. It's well under way.
Rich this is a really good show. Good product and music selections. We have similar styles lol. You have any set up pics? Looks like you may have had a lot of product sitting on an angle. Curious how it was set up. You on any of the forums?
Thanks! I'm not very good at remembering to take pics during setup (your videos are awesome showing this, in addition to the great shows), but I posted a couple here: imgur.com/a/pLMIFDx. I put all cakes on pallets to make it easier to haul things to the shoot site and set up. The angles really enable more breadth in the show (total spread is ~160 ft without things being angled). I previously grouped cakes on pallets based on firing module, use various angle pieces on each to get what I wanted, and secure things with screws/tape. Now I run a 2x6 running down the middle of a pallet, use OSB to make the angle(s), and secure the cakes using construction adhesive. The new method (in use for 2 years now) really saves time during setup without a major impact on day-of wiring (each station is grouped pretty close together already). Shells are mainly in wooden racks (preset angles), with comets & mines in adjustable aluminum racks that I built (and need to build more of; this was my biggest time saver by far overall, both during setup and day-of). I'm a lurker on pyrofan and some of the Facebook fireworks groups, and fairly active in my local club forum (Northwest Pyrotecnics Association). I'm always looking for creative ideas that other people have done on RUclips and elsewhere, and find myself trying to figure out how to translate things from "professional" shows to a smaller scale.
I notice you and Rich are more in the youtube realm for TX pyros. I do a lot in TX, OK, MO, and NV. Would like to connect with y'all
fires commet
bad ass! 🎆🎆🎆
Thanks!
Great choreography, great pace and timing. But gawd, is that music horrible.