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by **moonbeam** » Jun 11th, '10, 17:44

Available from Penguin Magic here

..... well, what can I say - watch the vid and what do you think ??

It certainly seems interesting :shock:

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Does anybody have this, or is anyone intending to get this as I'd certainly like a review of this??

by **AnonymousZC** » Jun 11th, '10, 18:15

Wow. Looking good.
Would also like to see a review (when it is out), cause I could be very tempted.

by **spooneythegoon** » Jun 11th, '10, 20:23

Looks too good to be true!

Which is exactly why I am going to be wary of this one...

by **Thomas Heine** » Jun 11th, '10, 21:20

Extremely visual - but ...

... extremly angle sensitive as wel (you have to ensure an exact frontal view);
... because of this it's definitivly NOT usable in closeup situations;
... spectators have to stand in quite a distance;
... you have to add the gimmick to the deck - and remove it of course afterwards;
...

A brilliant effect for demo videos.

Cheers
Th.

by **Lenoir** » Jun 11th, '10, 22:03

Very clever.

by **twotonedskazn** » Jun 12th, '10, 02:27

Thomas Heine wrote:Extremely visual - but ...

... extremly angle sensitive as wel (you have to ensure an exact frontal view);
... because of this it's definitivly NOT usable in closeup situations;
... spectators have to stand in quite a distance;
... you have to add the gimmick to the deck - and remove it of course afterwards;
...

A brilliant effect for demo videos.

Cheers
Th.

Hmmmm, I had similar thoughts as well, but how does one confirm these hypotheses?

by **TheGreatRaymondo** » Jun 13th, '10, 15:41

Thomas,
Do you speak from genuine experience of using the Gimmick or is it just what you think?
I have this on order from the USA - as soon as it lands I will put
it thru its paces and post a full review.
Watch this space!
TGR

by **spooneythegoon** » Jun 13th, '10, 20:20

Thomas Heine wrote:Extremely visual - but ...

... extremly angle sensitive as wel (you have to ensure an exact frontal view);
... because of this it's definitivly NOT usable in closeup situations;
... spectators have to stand in quite a distance;
... you have to add the gimmick to the deck - and remove it of course afterwards;
...

A brilliant effect for demo videos.

Cheers
Th.

Just as I feared

by **Thomas Heine** » Jun 13th, '10, 21:39

TheGreatRaymondo wrote:Thomas,
Do you speak from genuine experience of using the Gimmick or is it just what you think?

I saw a demonstration in a local magic shop.

Best
Th.

by **magicj** » Jul 27th, '10, 08:25

I received mine a couple of days ago, has anybody reviewed this?

If not ill pop a review up tonight?

Cheers

by **Alec Burns** » Jul 27th, '10, 08:58

Do it magicj,

I was looking at this product and umming and arring for ages. In the end i opted for the WOW 2.0 (which should arrive today)

Ill look forward to reading your review.

Can you plaease mention about the limitations on angles? what happens if once you set the deck, someone walks in the room behind the intended performance angle??

Cheers,

Alec