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Importeur: Funke
Collectie: Funke
Artikelnummer: FSR30-10-13S
Netto kruitgewicht: 295 gr.
Aantal schoten: 10
Kaliber: 30mm
Tijdsduur: 2 sec.
Schietrichting: F-shape
Bruto gewicht:
Karton eenheid: 6/1
Effect beschrijving:
Singlerow of 10 shots in caliber 30mm with the following effect:
Green swimming stars with silver tail mine.
Another new article from the Link-Triad Line from Guangxi. It is a single row of mines with self-propelled stars, which move in different directions in the sky.
These are very complex to produce - first cylinder stars with a hole are pressed, a small blackmatch is then glued into this hole using black powder glue, and then an adhesive tape is wrapped around the star and folded on one side so that the star is mostly covered in tape and has only has one side left which can catch fire.
This is all done by hand, a worker can only process around 5kg of stars per day, which means that this item is not cheap, but I personally find the effect very impressive and special.
It's hard to believe that 100 shots 11mm batteries with such a moving comet used to be available cheaply in the supermarkets before...
The article also turned out well, but the factory has already said that it doesn't want to do the whole thing in the future because of the effort, which they probably underestimated before - but there are similar effects from other importers on the market, where less, Larger cylinder stars are included, which of course means less work, so if necessary we will then adapt it accordingly.
Importeur: Funke
Collectie: Funke
Artikelnummer: FSR30-10-13S
Netto kruitgewicht: 295 gr.
Aantal schoten: 10
Kaliber: 30mm
Tijdsduur: 2 sec.
Schietrichting: F-shape
Bruto gewicht:
Karton eenheid: 6/1
Effect beschrijving:
Singlerow of 10 shots in caliber 30mm with the following effect:
Green swimming stars with silver tail mine.
Another new article from the Link-Triad Line from Guangxi. It is a single row of mines with self-propelled stars, which move in different directions in the sky.
These are very complex to produce - first cylinder stars with a hole are pressed, a small blackmatch is then glued into this hole using black powder glue, and then an adhesive tape is wrapped around the star and folded on one side so that the star is mostly covered in tape and has only has one side left which can catch fire.
This is all done by hand, a worker can only process around 5kg of stars per day, which means that this item is not cheap, but I personally find the effect very impressive and special.
It's hard to believe that 100 shots 11mm batteries with such a moving comet used to be available cheaply in the supermarkets before...
The article also turned out well, but the factory has already said that it doesn't want to do the whole thing in the future because of the effort, which they probably underestimated before - but there are similar effects from other importers on the market, where less, Larger cylinder stars are included, which of course means less work, so if necessary we will then adapt it accordingly.
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