Christmas 2015 blowmold display

Walking through the half acre Christmas display.

[@coreycoyle9548]

Very Great Christmas Display Video!!!!! F+L, Corey

[@pammiesue7931]

everything is perfect.... Merry Christmas

[@michaelb3875]

Great job! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@nicholasdiviccaro2007]

It gets better and better every year I love how you turned the little house into a church

[@Matt79693]

Thank you it's my favorite!

[@adrienmichaud6307]

Thank you l love your décoration You have a beautiful collection l love Jacinthe Michaud st Basile NB

[@tywentzell5515]

I wish u could still buy these love them and I've only ever had 1 from my grandmother. Cause there so rare to find.

[@leemorgan4037]

you can still buy them friend look up general foam plastics Christmas blow mold online and you will find a link to their website and list of retailers also union plastics. most can be bought thru most retailers websites during holidays. lowes, homedepot amazon Walmart ec

[@angelicalamas3161]

I am in loooove

[@vanhala7]

Amazing

[@sathyaprabh00]

How did you do that angel arch? I’m interested in knowing!

[@sathyaprabh00]

Lovely, but how do you make your Easter bunnies look like Christmas decorations? I noticed the big TPI snowman with a green hat. That looks great. Those are one of my favorites!

[@Matt79693]

Thank you, I stripped them and completely repainted them.

[@alexanderpytko5394]

I'd choose plastic blow molds over inflatables ANY DAY! The only edge that inflatables have over blow molds is that they require less storage space but that's all. Inflatables looks too simple like a little kid's drawing and very unrealistic. When inflated, they look like the entrance to some kiddy place and when deflated, they look like something that died. Plus, if it rains or snows when they're deflated, you have to clear everything off before you can inflate them. They're also an easy target for vandalism, all a vandal has to do is cut a hole in it and it's ruined. Blow molds are much more realistic looking. They're very detailed and look the same whether turned on or off. They're agreeable to any weather. Plus, they don't blow over as easily in the wind as inflatables do. Plus, they're more beautiful. People who still use them are definitely people who love to decorate and put work into it. People who use inflatables are lazy.

[@stevenkline1853]

are you selling any of. your blow molds because you did not do a display this year

[@adrienmichaud6307]

I much pieces you have

[@NXTPerezprodigy]

Do you live by natrona

[@Matt79693]

No we are in Beaver County.

[@NXTPerezprodigy]

@@Matt79693 I said that three years ago thank you for telling me!

[@Matt79693]

@@NXTPerezprodigy sorry I don't catch up with comments here very often.

[@NXTPerezprodigy]

@@Matt79693 no your ok I was just kidding!

[@michaeldobis651]

Are you gonna start doing more in 2019

[@Matt79693]

Hopefully a new video this year.

[@michaeldobis651]

@@Matt79693 u mean for 2021 since I commented 2 years ago lol

[@Matt79693]

@@michaeldobis651 yes lol

[@ChrisrZ28]

He never ever responds to anyone. But id sure like to know how you pull this off electrically

[@Matt79693]

Sorry about that, life is hectic! There were 10 20 amp dedicated circuits for this display and many extension cords connecting each zone.

[@stevenkline1853]

where get blow molds from you get them from Goodwill

[@passioncorrida4320]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 My canal IS Le bonhomme de Noël. Bye