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Who doesn't love the bunnies. Here are some alternative ending for those with uhm....guts? (probably not the right word)

Instead of ending with a lot of little bunnies end with a bunch of little sponge turds, the rabbits have left. (I never actually tried this but it sounds funny in theory).

And another that I have not tried. And this would be best in front of magicians. End with two very pale or pasty blue (exphixated) crunched up rabbits.

bmat wrote:end with a bunch of little sponge turds, .

Do you get custard with it ?

I would highly recommend these 3D sponge rabbits. I've seen them for sale at anything from £7.50 to £16 so do shop around. I'm now shopping for sponge turds....

Magicbox has a good video demo of the trick being performed "live" for young children in a restaurant. They also have the bunnies posed rather rudely in the close-up!

http://www.magicbox.uk.com/shop.php/shop/magic-tricks/sponge-ball-magic/3d-rabbits/p_341.html

Other than the routine supplied with the little devils where else can you see a routine taught on DVD?

I've no problem with reading and learning effects that way I'd just like to see where others have taken this routine that's all.

Agecroft wrote:Other than the routine supplied with the little devils where else can you see a routine taught on DVD?

I've no problem with reading and learning effects that way I'd just like to see where others have taken this routine that's all.

With the greatest of respect (and I do mean that sincerely) why not try and see where you can take it? That is one of the main reasons I prefer books to dvds. You arent influenced by other peoples perfromances.

After several times performing it, you will develop your own style and find what works for you and what doesn't. It isn't difficult and it does get great reactions so you can play around with presentation.