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KHER New user Kher Cheng Guan 48 Posts |
Is the booklet " Six Modern Levitation" by U. F. Grant really informative and useful? I was quite disappointed with his "Victory Carton Illusions". Most of the ideas are readily available from other books.
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Chad Sanborn Inner circle my fingers hurt from typing, 2205 Posts |
If you didn't like the Victory Carton Illusions, you probalby won't like the Levitation booklet either. They are both designed to provide inexspensive props that have maximum impact. I personally liked them both and have performed something from each.
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KHER New user Kher Cheng Guan 48 Posts |
It's just that not I don't like it, it's because I already have most of the ideas from other books. So there is nothing new for my reference.
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gvmeihoff New user 11 Posts |
I just created a tip-over trunk using plans in the Victory Carton book. Painted it to look like a trunk. I vanished my 5 year old at a block party and had great success. Total cost of creating this illusion = $7.00 for paint. The materials I used were a staple gun, cardboard boxes, cloth handle, tape and paint. I was very happy with the benefit/cost ratio here. This is a good book for those who cannot afford either the time or money for creating a major illusion but would like to make an impact.
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