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$85.99
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Enormous Shells (M5013) by Miracle Fireworks is a heavy-hitting 9-shot, 500-gram NOAB-style aerial cake built to deliver huge, long-lasting breaks with classic Nishiki Kamuro willow effects. Featuring large 3-inch-style tubes, this professional-rack-style cake sends nine powerful shots high into the sky, where they open into sweeping golden willows accented by colorful strobes.
Each massive break combines long-hanging Nishiki effects with red, blue, white, and gold strobing accents, creating layers of color and glitter beneath the golden canopy. A powerful 2-shot finale finishes the performance with overlapping aerial effects for an impressive ending.
Enormous Shells launches nine large aerial shots in a deliberate sequence, allowing each break plenty of time and open sky to develop. The shells rise high before bursting into broad Nishiki Kamuro willows, producing thick golden trails that slowly descend instead of disappearing immediately.
Colorful strobing accents appear throughout the golden canopy, adding flashes of red, blue, white, and gold to the long-burning willow effects. This contrast between slow-falling gold and sharp, glittering strobes gives every shot a layered appearance.
The centerpiece of Enormous Shells is the Nishiki Kamuro effect. Known for its dense golden trails and extended hang time, Nishiki creates a large umbrella of shimmering gold that appears to slowly rain toward the ground.
The long duration of these trails allows the breaks to occupy a substantial portion of the sky, giving each of the nine shots a much larger visual presence.
Against the golden Nishiki backdrop, Enormous Shells introduces brilliant strobing effects in red, blue, white, and gold.
These flashes provide additional color and movement while the longer-burning willow trails continue drifting downward. The combination gives the cake more visual depth than a traditional single-effect nine-shot rack.
Enormous Shells is designed around quality and size of break rather than a high shot count. Its nine large tubes allow each aerial effect to become the focus of the display, producing a deliberate professional-rack-style presentation.
With an estimated display height reaching approximately 145 feet, the breaks have room to spread and showcase the long-hanging Nishiki effects.
After seven large individual shots build the display, Enormous Shells finishes with a heavy 2-shot finale. The final pair places multiple large effects overhead simultaneously, increasing the density of the Nishiki willows and strobes for a strong conclusion.
