Posted by DPittman on November 26, 2023 at 05:17:04 from (69.243.150.44):
In Reply to: Santa sleigh posted by chuck machinist on November 25, 2023 at 14:27:03:
Morning Chuck. Our family built one for a Christmas parade bout 20 years ago and keeping it short it was 5-6 weeks work for a 20 minute parade. Had it built on a hay wagon, built the sides from old paneling I had laying around, red and white paint, some lights run off a generator and the whole thing turned out pretty good.
We went so far as rigging up reindeer on two tractors that were set up on a reciprocating assembly to give the appearance of dashing through the snow .
Tremendous amount of work but good memories, it was disassembled and never put back together because no wanted to do the work again plus we got in trouble for having a Santa Clause on our float when they already had one on the fire engine. Good luck
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