Just pick up a tube and turn it over and let it fall out. If it's stuck, just hit the tube a few times. If that doesn't work, hold it up to your eye and look inside to see what the issue it.A typical launch setup. I don't know about you but I'm not reaching down in there with an armed, live shell to pull it out.
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When I’m unloading pyro, I just hold the tube against my crotch and kinda rocking horse it until the shell is dislodged. So far, so good!Just pick up a tube and turn it over and let it fall out. If it's stuck, just hit the tube a few times. If that doesn't work, hold it up to your eye and look inside to see what the issue it.
So just use your teeth? NBDA typical launch setup. I don't know about you but I'm not reaching down in there with an armed, live shell to pull it out.
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I have to say, I have some experience working with drones in creative development for a handful of entertainment projects (but they all ended up being cancelled because the technology "wasn't there yet" at the time) - point being that I've seen them do their thing up close and in warehouses and such and thought I knew what to expect - but ealier this year I saw DLP's Fireworks Show and was caught off guard by the high degree of magic they created in full context.IMHO, drones don't belong in a castle show.
That sounds kind of fun lol. At least they have a Pinocchio ride, I would love a new traditional style track dark ride here again, but they just keep taking them away.I agree on the look from afar. In person, DLP’s celebration felt a bit hollow to me. Part of it is a severe lack of CMs. If you think WDW is understaffed, don’t go to DLP! We loaded ourselves onto Pinocchio!
Animal Kingdom has entered the chat:I have to say, I have some experience working with drones in creative development for a handful of entertainment projects (but they all ended up being cancelled because the technology "wasn't there yet" at the time) - point being that I've seen them do their thing up close and in warehouses and such and thought I knew what to expect - but ealier this year I saw DLP's Fireworks Show and was caught off guard by the high degree of magic they created in full context.
The tech totally faded away and it just felt like the stars in the sky had been choreographed to play along with the show. Silly as it is, I actually started tearing up seeing them. It felt VERY well suited to a Castle Show, in my opinion, and I'm not sure I would have totally guessed that before seeing them in person. I think the potential is there for them to be used even more tastefully than they are at DLP, and I bet that could create some stunning magic over the MK.
I agree they shouldn't be the whole show, but as a supporting player within a larger fireworks spectacle they have some unique qualities I'd love to see in WDW. If they can sort out the operational challenges, I would love to see that happen.
I had not watched the DLP show until tonight, and I forgot how magical a well produced show can be. I teared up only watching the drone part.I have to say, I have some experience working with drones in creative development for a handful of entertainment projects (but they all ended up being cancelled because the technology "wasn't there yet" at the time) - point being that I've seen them do their thing up close and in warehouses and such and thought I knew what to expect - but ealier this year I saw DLP's Fireworks Show and was caught off guard by the high degree of magic they created in full context.
The tech totally faded away and it just felt like the stars in the sky had been choreographed to play along with the show. Silly as it is, I actually started tearing up seeing them. It felt VERY well suited to a Castle Show, in my opinion, and I'm not sure I would have totally guessed that before seeing them in person. I think the potential is there for them to be used even more tastefully than they are at DLP, and I bet that could create some stunning magic over the MK.
I agree they shouldn't be the whole show, but as a supporting player within a larger fireworks spectacle they have some unique qualities I'd love to see in WDW. If they can sort out the operational challenges, I would love to see that happen.
They’d need to add projections and enhance it a little but that would require time and money so ya know…I won’t hold my breath but I would like to see wishes againAs much as I love HEA and would love to see it return, I still think I'd love to see the company run Wishes for the 100th Anniversary and debut a new show when that concludes.
As much as I love HEA and would love to see it return, I still think I'd love to see the company run Wishes for the 100th Anniversary and debut a new show when that concludes.
Looks like WDW confirmed a March 31, 2023 End Date for the 50th........
I'm guessing we'll hear that at D23 as well?? Where will we be a Week before Easter Sunday???? Who Knows?!?!?!?!
Little surprised WDW isn't waiting for the Easter Crowds to go home but that's where we're at now.
I doubt you’ll see much of a difference between March 31 and April 1. Very few of the offerings for the 50th are specifically indicative of the 50th. The only ones that have direct references are Mickey’s Celebration Cavalcade, Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire, and the characters doing sets in their 50th overlays.Looks like WDW confirmed a March 31, 2023 End Date for the 50th........
I'm guessing we'll hear that at D23 as well?? Where will we be a Week before Easter Sunday???? Who Knows?!?!?!?!
Little surprised WDW isn't waiting for the Easter Crowds to go home but that's where we're at now.
That's the feeling I got. Whether MK wants to continue Enchantment is another issue. They only things I think that doesn't have a good chance of April 2023 is Beacon Shows(except Epcot's Own...)and 50th Cavalcade.I doubt you’ll see much of a difference between March 31 and April 1. Very few of the offerings for the 50th are specifically indicative of the 50th. The only ones that have direct references are Mickey’s Celebration Cavalcade, Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire, and the characters doing sets in their 50th overlays.
Everything else will be able to continue no issue. Even the addition to Enchantment doesn’t explicitly refer to the 50th and can continue on no issue.
Will they be keeping magical friendship faire or will they go back to the old version? The 50th opening show is another thing that will probably go away.I doubt you’ll see much of a difference between March 31 and April 1. Very few of the offerings for the 50th are specifically indicative of the 50th. The only ones that have direct references are Mickey’s Celebration Cavalcade, Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire, and the characters doing sets in their 50th overlays.
Everything else will be able to continue no issue. Even the addition to Enchantment doesn’t explicitly refer to the 50th and can continue on no issue.
I doubt you’ll see much of a difference between March 31 and April 1. Very few of the offerings for the 50th are specifically indicative of the 50th. The only ones that have direct references are Mickey’s Celebration Cavalcade, Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire, and the characters doing sets in their 50th overlays.
Everything else will be able to continue no issue. Even the addition to Enchantment doesn’t explicitly refer to the 50th and can continue on no issue.
I'll take the 50th medallion up til the 150th as long as they paint that dumb pink castle back to blue.And smaller things - the 50 medallion on the Castle, food and merch, etc ....
But yeah, not a ton that is explicitly for th 50th
Starting April 1, 2023, a dramatic transformation will come to the iconic Cinderella Castle, announced bestest Imagineer Zach Ridley today.I'll take the 50th medallion up til the 150th as long as they paint that dumb pink castle back to blue.
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