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[Loci]

It mid way through July and I'm starting to make a list of fireworks I want in my next display (a week or so after Nov 5th) I think I will have a budget of around ?500, so I am looking to you guys for any recomendations on what to get?

The display will be going out to about 20 people, nosie will not be an issue, no colour preference, I would prefer more aireal effects rather wheels etc The fall out area will be around 2 or 3 acreas so that wont be a problem either. Can't think of anything else, apart from I'm in the UK, I'm able to order online aswell..

Thanks,
Fraser

[Richard H]

I recommend you join the UK Firework Review:
http://www.firework-review.org.uk

[sasman]

Yes its worth joining lots of reviews on video so you can pick the best fireworks..i have joined for the past 2 years but only on a 6 months subscription.. i joined again about a week ago ..they have many more clips and better now they have DIVX clips better quality...I dont intend to buy many Fireworks this year i hopefully make my own .. Check out my fire works stash from last year Stash ..

[blueflame]

I recommend you join the UK Firework Review:
http://www.firework-review.org.uk

good link thanks.

[David]

It mid way through July

Cool- Looking forward to the Euro Championship in Portugal?

Have you notice how strong the UK economy is- and has been for years? Everyone seems to be buying on credit these days - well, onwards and upwards- things can only get better!

I saw some Liberal Democrats in town, cute, but we all know they will never achieve real political power.

I'm wondering where I'll get my fireworks this year- A shop opened up in Lancaster last Autumn, I'll check that out hopefully it will be round in years to come.

(( Sorry, couldn't resist...))

But seriously, this thread is SIX years old.

2004 WAS a good year for fireworks....

Edited by David, 20 September 2010 - 09:41 PM.