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Feb 14
2009
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Coin magic chicken and biscuitsPosted by rhmagic in Tutorial , Street Magic , Performance , Coin , CloseUp |
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Feb 14
2009
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This is my version of coin thru table. I tried to keep it simple and easy so there isn't a lot of set up. Check it out HERE.
[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGvFjuatJpE]
Please check out this link as well RHMAGIC.COM
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Feb 14
2009
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Cigarette magic explainedPosted by rhmagic in Street Magic , Performance , Levitation , CloseUp , Bar Tricks |
The Anti-Gravity Cigarette.
A cigarette is laid on the table so that about two-thirds of it protrudes over the edge. Yet the cigarette does not fall.
There are two methods of performing this trick. The first requires a prepared cigarette. A bit of metal is hidden in one end of the cigarette, and as that end is much heavier than the other, the cigarette can easily be set so that it apparently overbalances the table edge.
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Feb 14
2009
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Thumb Tip SecretsPosted by rhmagic in Tutorial , Street Magic , Performance , Misc , CloseUp |
Armed with a thumb tip and the knowledge to use it, your opportunities for performing magic tricks are nearly limitless.
You can perform impromptu tricks such as:
- The cigarette Vanish
- The salt trick
- Coin Vanishes
- The disappearing silk
- An Even Sweeter Seal (coin into sugar pack illusion) One of my own tricks I came up with for use of the thumb tip.
- The bill switch
- Smokin Another one of mine.
You can check out more thumb tip tricks at RHMAGIC.COM
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Feb 13
2009
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Collectible Magic SalePosted by magictrickcollection in General |
They call it the collectible magic sale not to be missed and it starts this Saturday, Feb 14th: go to http://budurl.com/MagicCollectibleSale this Saturday, Feb 14th.
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Jan 30
2009
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Effect:
A piece of string is cut in half - two of the ends are crossed over one another and a borrowed ring is placed over the crossed ends. - The crossed ends with the ring are given to a spectator to hold in their clenched fist and when you (the magician) pull on the other ends of the string, it magically melts into one single piece of string again, - with the ring securely threaded on to it.
The Secret method:
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Jan 29
2009
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Magic can make us smile....Posted by magictawau in Tutorial , Street Magic , General |
Nothing impossible, magic can make us smile. Throughout, i was as a magician, many cheerful face i already see. A smile is not an act but it is from sincerely of heart.Magic can make us laugh, especially child. Magic synonym with child. The child make my magic more cheerful.M aking spectator consoled its important for all magician. If magician failed to comfort the spectator, its means the magician was failed. Spectator smile its the key to be a glory for all magician in the world...that its a truly magic for a magician...."Twist Arm" its my succesfull performing because i making a smile to a spectator face...
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Jan 06
2009
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I spent two and a half hours last night 1/5/09 with Aldo and Rachel Colombini as they gave there new lecture on magic. It was a very rewarding evening, Aldo keep everyone laughing for the whole time of the lecture. If you ever have a chance to see them, it will be a day to remember. I highly recommend anyone interested in magic too do so.
Owln ”D” Wise
Aldo And ME
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Jan 01
2009
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This effect always gets good reactions. Probably because of the surprise when they think you are about to do one amazing thing then you suddenly do something totally unexpected. When seemingly failing to make a coin vanish
from under a salt shaker, you slam the salt shaker with your palm and it slips straight through the solid tabletop.
This effect works because the salt shaker is covered with paper napkins; these napkins are able to hold the shape of the salt shaker long after it has gone.
While sitting at a table with everything in place (Saltshaker or glass, and paper napkins), ask someone if you can borrow a coin to do some magic. Say that you are going to make the coin disappear, and place it on the table. Cover the salt shaker with a napkin or two so they take on the shape of the shaker. Photo 1.

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Dec 29
2008
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The vanish of a jet while it rests on the tarmac has become one of the most significant vanishes of all time. On many occasions this illusion has been performed before a live television audience, while a crowd of onlookers keep an eye on the real thing.
It is not an illusion most magicians can afford to perform, still I will explain the most common way of performing this trick.
The audience will see the jet as it taxis onto an area at the landing strip. The crew will park the plane and disembark. The audience, both directions. Spotligths will be pointed at the plane, making it fully illuminated against the dark night.
At the performer's command, the ligths to flash off, then back on.
When the ligths are relit, the plane is gone. The spotlights are once again pointed in the same direction as before, but there is no jet plane, only the tarmac and the night. The plane is then brought back in the same manner. The lights will flash off then on, and the plane back. The Crew boards the plane and taxis it back to the hangar.


