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I have seen this effect quite a few times but do not know its name or where to find it.

I was impressed the first time i saw it and i still am now
i have looked and looked but i couldnt find it can somebody tell me where to find it?

Thanks

It goes by many names.
UFO card
Helicopter card,
Humming card,
Hummer card,
Spinning card

hummingbird card... the name i know it under..

mfg danta

I don't think they sell the actual trick. I think you just need to go out and buy some IT.

Yeah thanks everyone
Im gonna get it

Bob Hummer's Original Whirling Card I think is what your after.

Darren @ The Magic Attic

monker59 wrote:I don't think they sell the actual trick. I think you just need to go out and buy some IT.

Actually they do, thats one reason why it has so many names. Many different companys have put out "thier" versions.

I have even seen people selling it on the street, well not really on the street. But they will be performing it, and then tell viewers where they can buy it... to get more business.

If you buy it from penguin, they used to include a video on it. Not sure if they still do.

David The Cryptic wrote:

monker59 wrote:I don't think they sell the actual trick. I think you just need to go out and buy some IT.

Actually they do, thats one reason why it has so many names. Many different companys have put out "thier" versions.

I personally think it's better just to buy some IT, much cheaper.

monker59 wrote:

David The Cryptic wrote:

monker59 wrote:I don't think they sell the actual trick. I think you just need to go out and buy some IT.

Actually they do, thats one reason why it has so many names. Many different companys have put out "thier" versions.

I personally think it's better just to buy some IT, much cheaper.

Cheaper does not always mean better.

People complain enough with the instructions given. How do you expect them to figure it out the moves and set up, with out the instructions.

ITs better to buy the original make. Support the creator, get the proper supplies and directions.

David The Cryptic wrote:

monker59 wrote:

David The Cryptic wrote:

monker59 wrote:I don't think they sell the actual trick. I think you just need to go out and buy some IT.

Actually they do, thats one reason why it has so many names. Many different companys have put out "thier" versions.

I personally think it's better just to buy some IT, much cheaper.

Cheaper does not always mean better.

People complain enough with the instructions given. How do you expect them to figure it out the moves and set up, with out the instructions.

Let me clarify: cheaper if you know what you're doing.

I got mine from www.itsmagicuk.co.uk as it comes with an excellent book/guide that contains some great moves and good setup, with storage instructions to keep it lasting long.