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To the thought of kids using a rocket without the stick, if they want to do that then they will just break the stick off anyway. Why is no one producing self-stabilised rockets using the fins to keep them stabilised like the missiles available in America? No stick needed and they seem to go pretty straight plus you have the advantage of making them so they cannot be posted through any letter boxes and a kid cannot take parts off them.

Got to chip into this! DRD are in my opinion the worst cheapest brand of fireworks I have ever had the pleasure of buying or shall I say lack of. Most of the fireworks where window dressed junk, much worse than TNT and thats saying something. For instance a cake that looked pretty large, peel back the lid and you have tubes trailing the outer edge with a large open square in the middle. Large fountains or are they? take back the cover and you have a tiny fountain in a large cylindrical or square case and even the cones are fakes made to look 10 times the size.

Has anyone tried or seen the contents of the wonderland selection or dreamland selection?

Does anyone know if Morrisons current selection of fireworks are any good? think the brand is nightstar or something like that.

Thanks for all information and help up to now guys, very grateful, will look into IPCC thanks for link.