that is a nice spread sheet you do
that is a nice spread sheet you do
James WinterHaven Fl
Looks really good. What are you making the Santa hat out of?
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Steve White
It's from Boscoyo, pre-made, just add pixels.
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Hey you could always add a short throw projector and take advantage of that garage door.
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Looks good. I think you'll like the additional light on the dormers, left side and front of the house. Everything is spread out now. I think you're right about using 3 trees. Odd numbers in a group are usually more appealing.
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The Santa Hats are great and would work well above your upper window or above the garage.![]()
First picture of the santa hat I've seen with someone next to it for size reference. That thing is huge! I love it!
That somebody by the hat is pretty small. The matrix on the hat is big enough for a "tune to" sign. Or other scrolling verbiage.
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2011 - 72 channel Megatree 7520 lights,
120 channel total about 10k lights total
Love that hat
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I would move the pixel tree to the left and outline the windows on the house and garage as well as the garage door too.
I like the idea of pixel sticks on the porch posts as well as pixels along the top of the porch front ceiling.
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