This is a similar recipe
that is sometimes used in movies for special effects. It causes a loud
explosion
that instantaneousley goes up in flames. It's kinda hard to make
if you're not familiar with this
type of pyrotechnics but it'll get easier
after a few times.
Ingredients
Procedure
1. Drill or punch a hole about 1/4" up from the bottom of the film
canister, large enough for the fuse to be snug.
2. Insert the fuse about half way into the canister. Be sure there
is enough left hanging out to light and get out of there! Seal the fuse
with hot glue on the outside ONLY. Be careful because the hot glue gun
could soften the plastic. (you don't want this)
3. Pour enough explosive to fill the canister about 3/8 of the way.
Pack it lightly
4. This is the tricky part. Pour some gasoline into a ziploc or some
other kind of plastic baggie you have sitting around the house. Hold
the baggie from one of the top corners so the gas flows into one corner.
After there is about 1/2" of gas in the corner, twist the corner so it makes
a little pouch of gasoline. You must have about half of the baggie full
of air. When twisted correctly, use a twist-tie or a small rubberband
to seal the puch off from the rest of the baggie. Cut the pouch off. If
done correctly, no gas should leak from the pouch.
5. Place the baggie corner of gas on top of the film canister.
It should hang down into the canister. Leave a little lip of baggie
hanging out. Seal the cap on so it clips onto the little lip of baggie
you left. BE SURE THE GAS BAGGIE IS SUSPENDED IN THE CANISTER. Now,
use hot glue to seal the cap on, keeping the baggie suspended by, the
lip thingy. Only use glue on the out side.
6. Your fireball is done. Light. Run.

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