New coro presents

This is my crack at making some coro presents with gear that was already on hand at home. My candy canes were my inspiration. They are not as good as Coxie's, but they look pretty good. The photos and video don't do them justice as they look pretty good in person.

View: https://youtu.be/WqwFJ3VViA0

 

Cool good stuff well done

 

I love the staggering --- excellent concept and execution.

 

As usual Habby very nice result!!!
Cheers Boof63

 

Nice! Good job.

 

Well worth copying!!!

 

Very nice indeed !! In fact excellent !


I missed the video link the first time round

 

Very nice

 

Thanks for kind words. I know there are many others out there like me who may struggle to fund new projects so I thought it would be good to offer some options. Not everything has to cost a small fortune. The white coro, back and sides, are old election signs with the stickers removed. The black coro was left over from the "wagon wheels" I made last year. The white coro fronts x 2 were left over from a project done in my first year. I had to buy 1 x small piece for the 3rd front @ a cost of $5. The LED's were purchased from Michael (Christmas @ the Myrtle)and are excess to other projects.
Total cost for 3 of them was well under $40, 95% of which was the LED's.

 

Good to see the olde leds going to good use.

Your right. Creativity and "having a go" you can come up with some pretty cool cheap ideas.

 

That's a really cool idea. I made some coro presents last year after being inspired by others but I made them as completely separate presents and then had to get them to all sit nicely together in the display and in the wind and the rain. But your idea of effectively making one structure look like several presents is brilliant.

 

Those look really great Habbo. Very nicely done!

 

Sorry to reopen an old post.


But I may have replicated (stolen) your idea today. But I don't build without plans...so here is a rough sizing for the presents. I found it easier to build each individually and then cut/re-arrange to suit.


Sizes are based off Habbosrus' original post, using the tube of silicone in his photo to calculate the approximate size.


Hopefully these help someone out.

 

What kind of sequencing is used in the video?