Fully display your decks while protecting your cards in all directions! Two decks in their boxes can be displayed at once.
Fully display your decks while protecting your cards in all directions! Four decks in their boxes can be displayed at once.
Fully display your decks while protecting your cards in all directions! Six decks in their boxes can be displayed at once.
Crystal Card Box: it makes the deck be fully displayed while protecting the cards in all directions
Crystal Card Press, which is made of touch panel materials, can make used cards return to be flat and resilient.
The magician shows an empty Crystal Cube to the audience. Then instantly the crystal cube changes to a cube. Then the magician puts the cube in an empty box. And then the cube changes to a white dice.
Voici une grande illusion comme en en voit à la télévision, mais en petit format ! Vous allez pouvoir réaliser l’impossible, traverser un anneau avec un autre matériau tout aussi solide comme la lame d’une épée. C’est incroyable !
An automatic and very inventive pocket trick. The coin escape takes place in impossible conditions!
Une bonne solution pour que vos élèves arrivent à faire disparaitre une pièce facilement. Un tour de poche automatique et très ingénieux. L' évasion de pièce se déroule dans des conditions impossibles!
Une bonne solution pour que vos élèves arrivent à faire disparaitre une pièce facilement. Un tour de poche automatique et très ingénieux. L' évasion de pièce se déroule dans des conditions impossibles!
An automatic and very inventive pocket trick. The coin escape takes place in impossible conditions!
Vous allez montrer une boite totalement vide en passant votre main à l'intérieur et lorsque vous le désirerez, elle prendra feu, puis vous ferez apparaître un ensemble de fleurs suivit d'une liasse de billets... Pourtant la boite est transparent ce qui amplifie considérablement l'effet magique ! Billets et fleurs fournis avec la boite.
This is arguably the most elegant, practical mirror glass on the market with two waterproof load compartments for the popular "liquid to silk" effect. The Chalice is an elegant, 14-ounce, fully etched stemmed crystal goblet, standing a full 7" tall with a mouth diameter of 3 inches. It's big. It's heavy-duty. It's elegant. It's practical.
Here is a perfect trick for all occasions - no set-up - always ready. The magician borrows a coin and causes it to vanish. This same coin (which may be marked) is found in the smallest and innermost of a set of five nesting crystal boxes.
A great way to display your decks of cards and to find the one you need!
This Crystal TCC stand, can be used as a presentation stand for one of your favorite games, but can also be used during a routine to highlight a prediction for example!
The performer shows a transparent tube and pushes a small handkerchief through it. He then takes a sheet of paper, covers the cylinder, and wraps it up. He then hands the cylinder to a spectator to hold. At some point later in the performance, the spectator may unwrap the cylinder to find the silk has vanished!
A card is chosen and returned to the deck. The magician shows a small Plexiglas cube, which the spectators see to be completely transparent. He gives it a shake and magically the image of the chosen card will appear in it.
The magician shows the audience a small transparent Plexiglas tube and proceeds to push, one at a time three silks of different colors inside it. He then makes a magical gesture over the tube, brings one end of the tube to his mouth and blows into it. Incredibly the three silks fly out of the other side magically tied together.
Stefanus Alexander's CTB is a visual change from Bill to Bill or Receipt to bill. This ingenious method allows you to change one bill to another, One Bill To Multiples or even a store receipt to cash for the ultimate recycling!
Peter Eggink's CTC project. Dynamo called it the best Blackpool 2019 effect. A breathtaking experience for your spectators where everything happens in their hands.
One of the most impressive plots in magic is the "Card Through Window". CTW is a new, diabolically clever principle within this plot and allows you to perform this very same powerful Illusion -it looks beyond impossible.
Two stacks of six separate blocks are displayed. Both sets are numbered from 1 to 6, as in the picture. The performer explains to the audience that one stack may be arranged in any order and yet the other stack will magically rearrange itself and match. The actions are performed several times in an easy to follow sequence. Each time the second stack is revealed you will experience a resounding round of applause as the audience acknowledges how perplexed and entertained they are. The best way to describe this effect is to say "This trick is the reason people want to see a magic show". You'll get the satisfaction of appearing to do nothing yet the magic happens in your hands. The entire routine is logical from beginning to end.
Everyone knows that solving a Cube can be a long, frustrating, hair-pulling feat. That is, until Steven Brundage steps in and short-circuits the whole idea, by turning a near-impossible puzzle into a jarring moment of excitement.
A great routine with 6 as soon as the magician will be able to calculate the sum of the top faces in a fraction of a second.
