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David Spangler

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I'm going to add one of the LOR pixel tree kits to my display next year. The tree kit is about. 6' 6" and it will set on top of a platform about one foot off the ground. How big of a star should I use  for a topper? Is there a general rule for size. I have a 24" pixel star which I don't know if it would be too big. Any ideas? Thanks

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I'm going to add one of the LOR pixel tree kits to my display next year. The tree kit is about. 6' 6" and it will set on top of a platform about one foot off the ground. How big of a star should I use  for a topper? Is there a general rule for size. I have a 24" pixel star which I don't know if it would be too big. Any ideas? Thanks


It's how ever big you want it, personally 24" seems small to me.


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1 hour ago, David Spangler said:

I'm going to add one of the LOR pixel tree kits to my display next year. The tree kit is about. 6' 6" and it will set on top of a platform about one foot off the ground. How big of a star should I use  for a topper? Is there a general rule for size. I have a 24" pixel star which I don't know if it would be too big. Any ideas? Thanks

I can only tell you what mine is.  I am using a modified version of Brian Bruderer's star.  It is 30 1/5 inch diameter, and the lit portion of my tree is just over 10 feet tall plus a foot and a half or so off the ground.  Since your tree is about 2/3 the size of mine, I would agree that a 24 inch star may look too large.  That would make the start almost a third the size of the tree.  Here is a photo of mine so you can compare a bit:

2014_Pixel_Tree.jpg

 

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