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Hit the runway with the F-116 Fighter Jet by Dominator Fireworks (DM951 / DM951-50). Unlike traditional flying airplane fireworks, this military-inspired ground novelty firework stays on the ground, moving forward like a miniature tank while firing off colorful effects.
Designed to resemble a modern fighter aircraft, the F-116 Fighter Jet comes loaded with red missile effects and bright white strobing stars. Its combination of movement, sparks, color, and military-themed styling creates an entertaining ground performance and makes the jet an attention-grabbing novelty before it is even lit.
Once ignited, the F-116 Fighter Jet moves along the ground like a miniature military vehicle, creating the appearance of a fighter jet racing down a runway.
During its ground performance, the jet produces red missile-style effects and white hot strobing stars, adding flashes of color and light to the action. Rather than taking flight like a helicopter or aerial spinner, the F-116 remains on the ground throughout its performance.
The detailed fighter-plane design is one of the F-116's biggest attractions. Its military-inspired shape and red, white, and blue graphics make it an eye-catching addition to a novelty fireworks display.
Customers looking for fighter jet fireworks, airplane-shaped fireworks, moving fireworks, tank-style fireworks, or military novelty fireworks will find a unique combination of themed packaging and ground-based action in the F-116.
Dominator F-116 Fighter Jets are a distinctive addition to fireworks stores, stands, tents, and seasonal retail inventories. The combination of a recognizable fighter jet design and moving ground effects gives retailers something different from traditional spinners, fountains, and flying novelties.
The DM951-50 configuration is commonly available in quantities of 50 pieces, making the F-116 Fighter Jet especially well suited for wholesale fireworks inventories and novelty selections.
