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4th of July
08 July 2011 - 05:09 AM
Here are the fireworks I made for this 4th July Independence Day celebration, or "Traitor's Day" as I sometimes call it to annoy my adopted countrymen. Apart from a few rockets and a mine, these are all 3 inch (75mm) ball shells weighing about 130g each. The stars were 3/8 inch (10mm) pumped or cut, with a few exceptions that will be noticed. The breaks are all unboosted black powder on rice hulls and the lift is 12g of home-made black powder. It was a lot more colourful than it looks, because my cheap camera would white-balance on the darkness and then take a second to adjust, missing the quick burning stars. Anyway, that's enough talking, start the show already.
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