Video of "A Christmas Festival".
Not great quality but you get an idea of the animation.

Video of the display in static mode.
 

Front walkway up to the house.  Five homemade arches (wrapped in garland and 200 lights each), our big Display Arch, and an even dozen of the lighted North Poles.  All of this is controlled by Light-O-Rama computer controllers and my dedicated PC.

Left side of the front yard.  Santa Mickey, Teddy Bear, Snoopy, 6' snowglobe, Tigger, and Elmo (Left to Right).

Right side of front yard and side yard.  Our carousel, Merry Christmas ornament, Frosty the Snowman with a Christmas Tree, Happy Holidays ornament, and 8' long Snowman/Noel/Santa (Left to Right).  You can't see the Lawn Lights in the daytime picture.

Better picture of the arches.
Each arch is a separate channel.
These do a pretty mean trumpet solo
during "A Christmas Festival".

Better view of the North Poles.

Close Ups of the Inflatables from the Left Side of the Yard.

Close Ups of the Inflatables from the Right Front & Side Yards.

From top to bottom:
Backlit sign in front. 
Radio Sign.
Danger: High Voltage
Smile You Are On Camera
(Bottom 2 are staked out several times around the perimeter )

From the front door looking out to the street.
Quite a view!

The EIGHT foot tall display sign is a real eye catcher!

View of the front of the house from across the street. 

Side view of the house and yard.

Closer view of the front left side.

Closer view of front right side of the yard.

As a member of the Texas Christmas Lights group,  I decided to incorporate the Texas Christmas Lights logo into my display in a unique way: using an old holiday projector, I created a custom slide of the TCL logo and shot it up on the side of the house.  Over four feet in diameter and about 18' off the ground, several of the visitors this year have asked about TCL and why it's shining on my house!  I'm always happy to talk to other enthusiasts about this fulfilling hobby.

Rachel picked these out this year. 
We call them "C-99's" because they're so big!

Pathway Arches at Night.
See how to make these here.

I've had a lot of people ask me about my
Lawn Lights.  I love how these work and
they really pull my whole display together.
This is a close up view of the light and stake.

Check out Lawn Lights here.

The side of the house, with the Noel inflatable backlit by 8,100 mini lights!  Looks really good controlled by nine individual channels of Light-O-Rama. It's hard to get a clear shot of this side of the house.

All of the North Poles, lit up and glowing away!  These have gotten a lot of attention from our visitors.

To learn how to make these yourself, click here.

Radio Sign all lit up.  My Radio Frequency
transmitter is from Ramsey Electronics and
built by the "world famous" Marty Slack.
The sign lights up whenever a song starts.

Closer view of the shutter lights.

Above are two separate panels, one with the
outline of Texas (for Texas ENT Specialists) and
the other with a Christmas tree.

Above are the other two panels.

Closer view of the Christmas tree.
The colored lights added a nice touch.

Everything is bigger in Texas...
even our window decorations!
 

Below are pictures of our two Christmas Villages. 

The first is seven houses, treehouse, several townspeople, and some lighting effects.

The second village is four houses, a large Christmas tree, and a moving train circling the town.  This is the Thomas Kinkade village and has just beautiful pieces.  I have never seen village pieces that look as good as these do when they are lit up.  It's also a great centerpiece to the dining room table.