by the_mog » Apr 24th, '03, 11:37
twilight angels
£12 or so from various net suppliers
what it says on the tin....
"Twilight angels by Paul Harris
Effect: you bring out a small angel catcher, which looks like a small mirror. Then you display the angels printed on the back of a normal bicycle playing card. Since angels are made of pure light and the mirror reflects pure light, you can actually combine them to alter space and time!
You then place the mirror on the card so the reflection of both angels is clearly seen. As you slowly slide the mirror across the card, a strange "angel zone" opens up next to the reflected angel. Suddenly, the reflected angle is gone! It's not in the mirror or on the card. One of the printed angels has completely vanished!
You re-position the "angel catcher" to display the reflection of the single remaining angel, then slowly slide the mirror to create a second reflected angel. This optical angel visibly slides off the mirror and onto the card and transforms into a second printed angel!
You now have two permanent angels on one end of the card and a blank space at the other hand! The card, mirror and deck can all be examined!"
what i thought.....
at first i was kinda dubious about this... i bought it second hand just out of curiosity to be honest, but after trying it out on a few people my views changed, there are 3 different methods/patter to the trick and they each work very well.There are a few handling points to consider.. nothing serious or hard, just be careful!! oh and you can reset it almost instantly but dont show the same people!
conclusion a very well thought out trick proving that it doesnt have to be rocket science for it to be effective
rating
props 9/10 (printed on bicycle)
ease of performance 9/10 (was doing it after 20 mins!)
total 9/10
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