I think you cannot fault Nanos or any other firm for planning a complex display for montreal, otherwise the competition will be just like any other competitions. Don't forget that even though it's their first time competing in Montreal, it's not their first time producing a show! Producing a show is always an on going process up to the last minute which explains why the flame boxes were aways changing in number. It seems they've managed to set everything up right and completely, unless they were putting empty platforms in the lake just for show. It was probably just bad luck, it's hard when the computers take over the display

Vander

Read all too well the reviews, I would now say some true that you can not know them ..
the truth about the tear is that the battery car was not charged and could not stand all off, the cable was the manual was not pyrodigital fail, the team Greek not have knowledge about a bad battery .. for the whell problem was a shorted cable of the many cables damaged!so did not leave many options for greek team many changes,were not to be occurring in such competitions.My point is that the GREEK team did a very decent presentation with very good products imaginative scenario if there were perfect agreement with all the original thought and claimed the prize will be! waiting for your second show

Don't miss my post-display interview with Philipos Nanos, technical director of Nanos Fireworks, who explains the challenges and the feelings felt by the team when being told that the display will be fired no matter what even with the outstanding issues with the firing modules.

This must have been a heartbreaking decision both for the team and Paul Csukassy...

The complete report on this display is on Pyro Québec.