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American Flag Small USA Prop Compatible with xLights, LOR; Supports 12mm Nodes, Seed Pixels, Mini-Lights; Print Optional [870 Pixels, 47.9in x 28.1in]
PRODUCT PHOTO: Small American Flag Pixel Prop
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Our Price: $49.95



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Product Code: 6278

What Type Of Lights Will Be Used In This Prop?

12mm Bullet Pixel Node
Seed / Pebble Pixel using SecureSeedLock(tm) Technology [Add $4.95]
AC Mini-Light (.1875 in) [Add $4.95]
Twinkly Gen2 RGB (4.3mm LED) [Add $4.95]
None - No Holes in Prop [Subtract -$4.95]
    Click here for how to select different hole options

Would You Like Graphics on the Front of This Prop?


    Click here for graphic print samples
    Click here for how select custom colors and custom tiled graphics
What Material and Color for This Prop?

WHITE 10mm Coro X-Brace UV and Fire Resistant Plastic [No Cost]

Do You Need a Pattern On the Back of This Prop?

NO - I Will Use the Model for the Installation Path [No Cost]
YES - Back Side Printing of Light String Path in Full Color with Pixel Counts [Add $9.99]
    Click here for information on pixel path printing

Do You Need a Splice Plate?

NO - No Splice Plate(s) Necessary [No Cost]
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Product Features
  • General Product Information
    • Produced from weather resistant and strong plastic (see below for details)
  • Pixel Count: 870
  • Optional items:
  • Technical Specifications
    • Material thickness: 10mm
    • Overall dimensions:
      • Wide: 47.9 inches
      • Tall: 28.1 inches
      • Includes a 1.5 inch border for mounting to a 2x4 frame
    • Lit dimensions / area:
      • Wide: 44.5 inches
      • Tall: 24.7 inches
    • Maximum Center To Center Spacing Between Any Two Pixels in Prop: 1.83 inches
    • Pixel Node Hole Size: .45 inches / 11.4 mm
    • Temperature Range: -17f to +160f
    • Material Composition: Polypropylene
  • County of Origin
    • Assembly/Mfg: USA (Texas)
    • Materials/parts: China
  • Warranty
    • 365 days from date of purchase
    • See our warranty policy for more information
  • Product Revision History
    • Initial design: 23-May-2026

Average Rating: Average Rating: 3.5 of 5 3.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 Write a review »

  0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
 
5 of 5 Small American flag - 12mm bullet pixels July 8, 2026
Reviewer: Bill Thomson from Granite, Oklahoma USA  
I purchased the seed pixel variant of this prop, but was quite disappointed with it due to the tendency for the pixels to not want to stay in place. I wrote a short review of my experience and solution to that issue.

As such, I bought the bullet pixel version of the prop, which  had none of the issues the seed pixel version had.

Pixel installation - with the aid of pixel pliers - went quickly and smoothly. This prop is all that we, as holiday light show enthusiasts, have come to expect from Holiday Coro.

As Siskel and Eber used to say, "Two thumbs up!"

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2 of 5 Small American Flag prop - seed pixels July 6, 2026
Reviewer: Bill Thomson from Granite, OK United States  
The issue I had with this prop was actually quite simple.
Many of the pixels would not stay locked into their mounting holes. This tendency varied significantly. A small number of them locked in as they were advertised to do. The rest either wouldn't stay in the mounting hole at all, or were easily dislodged from their mounts just by installing an adjacent pixel. Bottom line, it didn't take much force from the rear of the prop to push a pixel out of its mount.

The solution was simple. Putting zip-ties around the wires of each pixel, on the back side of the prop, kept the "seeds" from popping out of the mounting holes. Once that was done, the pixels/prop were mechanically "solid."

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