I Bought this Ebook a while back and I have been practicing. I seem to have all the productions down up until the last one.

Can anyone offer me some tips on that last ace production, you can PM it if you want so nothing gets exposed.

DC

Thunderbird is explained in Lee Asher's 'Five Card Stud'................

You should have access to Lee's website. The link is in your e-book. The video explanation should help

Great Trick, from a Great Guy...

Justin

Thanks Guys

this is what I have so far
http://magicvideodepot.com/main/action/v......duction/

tell me what you think...i know I need to work on the second production and I'm even better than that at it now..thanks for all your help

DC

That was nice! I've been meaning to download Asher's TB production from his site. Lee's got some good stuff, and unlike some other guys who send out emails, Lee's emails always contain some good info and interesting stuff.

MJ

That was definitely not bad at all. I can't do this production at all, but just from a visually appealing standpoint, I think you need to speed up the last 3 productions. They are all smooth but at that slow of a speed, it's kind of obvious where the cards were concealed prior to the production. But if you sped up the last three just a little bit, I think it would be near perfect.

Sorry I can't offer any advice on the actual routine. Keep it up, it's looking awesome.

James

A nice relaxed handling, I like it as it is.
DonE

Yes I like the slower feel because its not all about Speed however I would like to speed up my second production the splitting of the cards because it is a production that if not sped up a little will be VERY obvious

thanks guys for all your comments

Happy holidays


DC~

Yes I like the slower speed like dodgecharger. Good luck.

I ended up incorporating the final move into my 4 ace production . . . thanks Lee

Lee Asher taught me this himself aswell as some other stuff but this was one was the most fun to perform!And easy to boot!!