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Tim the Beaver (CLA4760) by Black Scorpion Fireworks is an 18-shot, 500-gram aerial cake featuring a colorful progression of red, blue, lemon, green, and gold effects. With an approximately 53-second performance, this cake takes its time developing a varied sequence of glittering colors, chrysanthemums, gold waves, and a crackling gold finale.
Instead of racing through its 18 shots, Tim the Beaver offers a more deliberate aerial presentation. Color combinations change as the performance develops, eventually transitioning into rich gold effects and a powerful crackling finish.
Tim the Beaver starts its performance with bright red and blue aerial bursts accented by white glitter. The combination provides strong color contrast, with the white glitter adding shimmer around the saturated red and blue stars.
As the cake progresses, the effects transition into blue and lemon coloration, introducing brighter yellow tones before moving into more elaborate gold effects.
The middle portion adds chrysanthemum-style gold waves and green glitter, blending long-reaching golden branches with sparkling green accents. These changing combinations give the cake a sense of progression rather than repeating the same aerial effect throughout all 18 shots.
At approximately 53 seconds, Tim the Beaver provides an extended performance for an 18-shot cake. Its pacing allows the individual breaks and glitter effects to remain visible before the next portion of the sequence develops.
This longer duration makes it useful for adding contrast to a fireworks display filled with fast zipper cakes and rapid-fire repeaters. Instead of overwhelming the sky with a large number of shots at once, Tim the Beaver emphasizes individual color combinations and changing aerial textures.
The visual progression is one of the most interesting parts of Tim the Beaver. Early red, blue, and white glitter effects eventually give way to lemon, green, chrysanthemums, and gold waves.
Gold becomes increasingly prominent later in the performance, creating a warmer and more dramatic appearance as the cake approaches its finish. The mixture of bright stars, glitter, and longer-lasting gold effects gives the display plenty of visual variety despite its relatively compact 18-shot configuration.
Tim the Beaver saves some of its strongest texture for the ending. The finale develops into large gold wave and Nishiki/brocade-style effects accented by heavy crackling.
The lingering gold branches provide the visual size and richness of the finale, while the crackle adds an energetic sound component and fills the remaining spaces in the break with sparkling activity.
It creates a noticeable change from the cleaner colored effects at the beginning and gives the cake a distinct finish rather than simply ending with another standard shot.
With 18 shots, approximately 53 seconds of performance, multiple color transitions, glitter, chrysanthemums, gold waves, and crackling effects, Tim the Beaver offers a balanced mix of color and duration.
It works well for fireworks enthusiasts looking for a 500-gram cake that provides more than a quick burst of action. The changing effects and slower development make it suitable as a standalone feature or as a contrasting section within a larger fireworks display.
