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by **Sky321** » Mar 25th, '06, 01:59

can any coin be used or does it need to come from your pocket?

by **Durto** » Mar 25th, '06, 02:29

When the "How is it done" question will be gone, magic will die!
Personnaly, I think that when used with enough skills, The Bat can be as good as the M5. M5 is only more easy to use I might say

by **ian69** » Apr 5th, '06, 23:19

Sky321 wrote:can any coin be used or does it need to come from your pocket?

As another thread on this subject shows, copper coins post-1995 can all be used, either yours or specs.

by **trickyricky** » Apr 5th, '06, 23:39

Have you not heard of the all new Moving Bread'? Its by Warburtons! Aparently its really good for people who are on the Atkins diet!

Check your local supermarket, but dont be too disappointed if you cant find it because it has a tendency to wander off on its own!

Oh, darn, another magic secret revealed.

by **Delude** » Apr 17th, '06, 20:08

Can i just ask (this sort of linked in and i didn't want to start a new topic)
How much would you say The bat is worth? Do you think that for about £10 for The bat and the dvd is good?

by **Citrus** » Apr 22nd, '06, 14:06

hey

You can get an M5 equivalent for about £14 with an instructions book.

PM if you want more info.

EDIT - The place has stopped selling them now

by **Delude** » Apr 22nd, '06, 14:44

Is this the one off NUMS? mega Bertha. I was looking at that but it's kind of hard to hide

by **seige** » Apr 22nd, '06, 14:58

The book which accompanies the MegaBertha actually describes 3 places to hide it, and use it in everyday situations.

It is VERY easy to hide, and I have written the booklet after trying out the methods in various situations, and I have never been caught out.

The sheer power of the MegaBertha, for instance, allows effects to be performed with it in your pocket.

by **magicdiscoman** » Apr 22nd, '06, 15:09

so whats the bike rating on this one then mate. :wink:

by **seige** » Apr 22nd, '06, 15:29

Mega Bertha can easily hold a deck of cards to the fridge. And shes' strong enough to move quite big objects across tables—like a piggy bank full of 2p coins! In fact, once you've introduced her near a metalic ferrous object, you'll notice her strange and yet undeniable attraction. This one carries a health warning!

by **magicdiscoman** » Apr 22nd, '06, 15:41

and at around £14 its a bargin.

by **Delude** » Apr 22nd, '06, 16:17

Does anything come with it like shells or shimmed cards? If not, where can you buy shimmed cards?

by **magicdiscoman** » Apr 22nd, '06, 17:17

try the same place in the card section.
some good stuff there. :wink:

by **cheekyzombie** » Apr 22nd, '06, 22:45

Seige, over three thousand posts and you used the 'M' word.
Shame on you mate. :cry:

by **Thewayniac** » Sep 22nd, '06, 18:42

I just bought a brand new M5 for £9.99 +£2.50 p+p, how can anyone justify paying so much for one?

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