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This means that you can get nearly $2 for only ?1. This makes it cheap buying anything from the states at the moment. "So Introductory Practical Pyrotechnics by Tom Peregrin" is only about ?25 pounds, which isn't bad. (Aimed at danmantdr.)
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Cheap in the states
16 February 2004 - 10:50 PM
If anyone has been watching the news or reading the paper, they will now that the mighty dollar has fallen against the pound. This means that you can get nearly $2 for only ?1. This makes it cheap buying anything from the states at the moment. "So Introductory Practical Pyrotechnics by Tom Peregrin" is only about ?25 pounds, which isn't bad. (Aimed at danmantdr.)
This means that you can get nearly $2 for only ?1. This makes it cheap buying anything from the states at the moment. "So Introductory Practical Pyrotechnics by Tom Peregrin" is only about ?25 pounds, which isn't bad. (Aimed at danmantdr.)
A Couple of Questions
02 February 2004 - 08:25 PM
Hello
This is my first time writing on this forum, and I would like to say how much the archives have helped me in researching pyrotechnics. I have a couple of qestions to clear a few things up.
I have been reading about making stars and I was wondering what would be the best core for a tiger tail comp, or does it matter?
Also I should be able to get ball bearings from a friend, they are steel, but totally covered in chrome. Does anyone know if this will spark?
Jason H
This is my first time writing on this forum, and I would like to say how much the archives have helped me in researching pyrotechnics. I have a couple of qestions to clear a few things up.
I have been reading about making stars and I was wondering what would be the best core for a tiger tail comp, or does it matter?
Also I should be able to get ball bearings from a friend, they are steel, but totally covered in chrome. Does anyone know if this will spark?
Jason H
