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Favourite Mark Wilson Trick?

Postby Jordan C » Sep 6th, '10, 13:41



Marks 'Complete Course' is often cited on the board as having a good routine for this and a good one for that etc so I wondered....

What's your favourite and most performed trick out of the book?
What variations/adaptations have you made?

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Postby TonyB » Sep 6th, '10, 19:13

I do some of his handkerchief tricks, as I have a modified version of Quentin Reynold's Five Minutes with A Pocket Hanky routine.

I have also used some of his simple illusions and they have worked well.

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Postby Dirty Davey » Sep 6th, '10, 19:49

I quite often do the sponge ball routine from the book, I've made a few changes, taken a couple of phases out and added some in but it's still very close to the routine in the book.

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Postby bmat » Sep 7th, '10, 02:40

I like 'Birds of a Feather" granted I've changed it drastically to the point it is no longer recognizable as the same effect, but it is where I first learned it. I also like the torn and restored card.

What I like most about the book is that it is a great book for inspiration, ideas and refrence.

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Postby magicofthemind » Sep 7th, '10, 11:25

Three-Way Test.

Barry

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Postby tomterm8 » Sep 7th, '10, 12:16

The torn and restored card is rather good.

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Postby Jordan C » Sep 7th, '10, 12:39

I was looking at the 'Torn and restored bill' yesterday. Has anyone done this version? Does RC really work this way?

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Postby magicofthemind » Sep 7th, '10, 18:46

tomterm8 wrote:The torn and restored card is rather good.


That's not in the hardback edition which I have.

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Postby kartoffelngeist » Sep 7th, '10, 19:47

I use his cups and balls routine straight out of the book.

It's good for selling them at work, really short and has a bit of everything in it. It's also simple enough to do with the little furry things and tiny cups you get in kids' cups and balls sets...

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Postby Jordan C » Sep 7th, '10, 20:07

I meant INFLATION - oops :oops:

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Postby Alec Burns » Sep 7th, '10, 21:32

magicofthemind wrote:Three-Way Test.

Barry


I use this quite alot. fantastic effect.

Pm'd you Barry.

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Postby phillipnorthfield » Sep 7th, '10, 23:09

The Envelope Stand is great and simple. In fact the whole Mental Magic section in general is pretty good if you bring the routines up to date.

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Postby tomterm8 » Sep 8th, '10, 08:54

magicofthemind wrote:
tomterm8 wrote:The torn and restored card is rather good.


That's not in the hardback edition which I have.

Barry


That's odd, although I have the revised paperback edition I thought it was in all the editions. At least for people with the revised edition, it's located in the self-working card tricks section.

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Postby magicofthemind » Sep 8th, '10, 09:35

tomterm8 wrote:
magicofthemind wrote:
tomterm8 wrote:The torn and restored card is rather good.


That's not in the hardback edition which I have.

Barry


That's odd, although I have the revised paperback edition I thought it was in all the editions. At least for people with the revised edition, it's located in the self-working card tricks section.


Oops - beg pardon. Yes, it is in my copy. What I don't have is the "Reputation Makers" section.

Barry

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Postby Justin Saul » Sep 10th, '10, 15:04

My most used is definitely 3-way test.

I used to do the sponge routine which is great and the cups and balls routine as well as Oil and water.

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