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I wish him good luck, our son has responded well and seems to love his teacher Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes, my son goes to a private school right now on a scholarship they offer kids with IEP’s here in Florida. From he day he turned 3 to this year he was in a special needs preschool class. He was transitioned this year for kindergarten and started 2 weeks ago. It’s been an adjustment but he seems to love going everyday. No, I’m so busy with trying to get my display done for this year I really Couldn’t put a tutorial together. I’m really lucky with the size of my front yard. It’s 70-80 feet from the road to my house. Our train is so large it has to have a 60 foot turn radius which makes it so it wouldn’t fit in a lot of yards. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Here’s the engine, there’s a caboose too Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Working on the feet and arms for the ducks on the bike now Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Working on the motorized Donald Duck bike now. The train we’ve been working on since mid January Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes we use a jigsaw, they sell different blades. You want a fine cutting one. We prime the sides and then when we paint we also paint the sides with the matching color of the area on the front. The reason mine are off the ground is we live in Florida and the ground is always damp at night so I use bricks to hold them a couple inches off the ground. It allows the bottoms to dry off and not stay damp all season. I use 1/2” metal conduit pipes to install them in the ground, then I use conduit clamps to hold them to the pipe. You can see in this picture that I install 1x2” boards on the back for extra support and a place to screw the pipes to. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome, my names Tony. I live in central Florida, mid 30’s, I have a son with autism who will be 6 in November. Our display is a big giant mix up of everything, we have AC controlled lights and pixels, incandescents and LED’s. We make lots of home made plywood props, my newest project this year is a huge wheel chair powered yard train. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use plywood, anything from 3/8” to 3/4” depending on the piece. I’ve had good luck making lighted pieces out of Coro, but cutouts I’m not a fan. I use regular plywood from Home Depot, a good outdoor primer and latex paint samples from Home Depot that are for house exteriors. The paints hold up well, they are designed to hold up to weather 365 days a year on the outside of a house. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

House is C9 pixels, driveway is gece pixels. Pixels trees, mega tree and Ferris wheel are nodes Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice article, it mentions you moved from New England. This was just our 2nd year doing a display, we moved from Springfield Massachusetts Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Use a power pack that plugs in. 5 volt or 12 volt depending on the speed desired. Plugs into 110 https://youtu.be/rspqLcb1kwk Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ya it's what $1.25 or so for a 10 foot piece. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Depending on the date and stuff in definatly interested, getting into pixels and feeling like its going to be a long year

I use sleeves on my arches without a problem, now with the fact that instead of using say all white your alternating colors, this will minimize the chances of gaps being noticable Even more because of the color change

I was going to say Chevelle or El camino

I'm on my fourth year now and I think back to year one at 32 channels and think what was I doing. Watch the videos and can't believe how far it has come in that time. I have watched all of johns tutorial videos at least twice and have picked up a ton of info. I actually started from scratch and am using his methods to build a sequence to a song I've wanted for years and Just couldn't make a sequence out of... The point of budgeting time is important thou, with work, house, wife and kids it's hard to find time to work on it. But I try to include them into the sequencing and projects