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10-19-2011
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Cheap Flickering LED Torches
Since I'm new around here, I thought I'd toss in the little torches I just made to go on a parade banner. (permits for the real thing are a pain and having fire around a few hundred stumbling zombies is probably a bad idea.) The torches are about 4" across at the widest. They're not the highest quality I could do, but the spectators will be 20ft away so I wasn't too concerned with the flaws.
   They're going across the top of this banner 
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10-19-2011
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Nice job.l I like the reuse of the plastic cups.
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10-20-2011
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Hey, nothing wrong with those. Very cool atmosphere pieces for a zombie parade!
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