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queen of clubs wrote:I know I'm bumping an oldish thread but I just bought this today. Oh, my God! Absolutely fantastic!

I was worried that the gimmick, whatever it was going to be, would be too faffy and fiddly to work in a real world situation but it really isn't - it's pure genius. I'll definitely be using this.

for gods..

Why bring this to my attention? Why!? Now I HAVE to get it.. thanks.. thanks alot..

This is very good and good fun to perform.

queen of clubs wrote:... Oh, my God! Absolutely fantastic! ... it's pure genius. I'll definitely be using this.

We all agree! So why hasn't Dave Forrest been awarded a medal?

gunnarkr wrote:

queen of clubs wrote:... Oh, my God! Absolutely fantastic! ... it's pure genius. I'll definitely be using this.

We all agree! So why hasn't Dave Forrest been awarded a medal?

Again sorry for reviving an old thread, but I got this for myself for my birthday and I agree this is brilliant. Dave is certainly a genius.

how do u do this trick can someone tell me

Mime

Don't make posts that ask for secrets. That's not what this forum is about. If you want to know how it's done then you should buy a copy and pay the creator his due.

Well guys, after being out of the magic loop for well over a year now, I think I'm gonna' try to re-stimulate my enthusiasm, and grab this baby.

...Just when I thought the CUPS were fully healed, cured and rehabbed, too

Rob

I had the pleasure of David performing this to me at Blackpool a couple of years ago and it was one of the most memoriable effects that I have seen. My eyes bulged as the card visually changed in front of my eyes, it is an amazing effect if you don't know how it works. I can imagine that laymen would be blown away

Mime wrote:how do u do this trick can someone tell me

Actually, this trick is done very, very slowly!
That's the beauty of it. You see the back of the selected card turn from blue to red in slow motion and it's amazing to see how you can roll two fingers from side to side, one side of the selected card is red, the other blue - and you can go back and forth a few times, increase the blue part, then increase the red part etc.

Still the card can be handed out to the spectator for examination at the end (if you like), as well as the whole deck that now has just changed color.

I know this is an old thread but I'm quite tempted by this.

I've got some store credit to spend and am thinking either Colour Burn, Loophole by Cameron Francis, Sudden Impact by Cameron Francis or Reflection by Bill Goodwin which looks good but also quite advanced.

Anyone fancy offering up an opinion?

Thank you!