That's a great idea! Thanks for sharing, I love it!

Bri,

I've been out of touch for awhile and just found this thread. The mice look great. Where do I get a set?

Dale

PM'd you.

Way back, the phrase "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" was put out. This is such a bad phrase to use. I say, "if it ain't broke, break it!" The only way life progresses is by people taking what has gone before and changing it. If Steve Jobs hadn't broken things....

These make at least as much sense as the scarabs and turtles that Black Fox makes. All of these, including the Black Fox shells are good props and do make for interesting story lines.

BTW, if any of you think that it's all touch screen and touch pad on modern computers, go to a computer shop sometime -- a REAL one that carries supplies from several makers. I guarantee you that you will find mice.

I don't have this beautiful set, but from looking at the pictures, these look like a high quality set of shells.
The castings look very clean, without pits and air bubble pockets

I have not been impressed on most the shells sets on the market, but these impress me big time for any magician that wants to be creative.
Too me this set will bring some great entertainment and is not the same old thing that everyone has seen.

Great job!

The more I look at these shells , the more I love them. "Eek. A Mouse!
I don't usually pull out my walnut shells for kids because of the gambling theme. Bob sheets taught a routine with beetle shells, lennert green has a nice routine using turtle shells. I do turtle shells for kids but I could really see these mouse shells working great for kids and teens. Adults too.
Good looking shells- made of pewter I'll bet they have a nice weight. Curious of the design features.
Traditional or not- I like these from the pictures. Lots of ideas for a routine going thru my head.

SELLING A SET HERE http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......rum=76#0