This looks very interesting. Has any one heard of this trick?

Where did you see this?

I saw it at: http://www.wowbound.com/.

It doesn't show up there. Do you have another location for it?

Yes it does. It's the second effect. Click on Exit 51 on the home page first.

I purchased this effect a year or two back, and there are some things you need to know to make an informed decision.

First, you only receive an instruction book, and you must construct the effect your self.

Second, the main item you are instructed to find, (PM me if you want specifics) is extremely difficult to find. I searched and searched department stores and drug stores, till my eyes fell out, and still couldn't find exactly what he specifies, so had to settle for a close substitute.

After all that time and aggravation and money spent, I began the process of constructing the flight case.

It was very difficult to do, because everything had to be lined up exactly for the trick to work, and that was an arduous process.

Then, after all the hard work, the darned thing still operated not very smoothly, to say the least.

It was a pain in the butt for nothing. It ended up being a dud.

And it is flimsy, and could easily break, and all that hard work would be for naught.

And as for the spectators being able to peek under the card while it "floats", well, don't you believe it for one second.

Ugh!

If you want it bad enough, I'll gladly sell you my instructions.

I don't think you would be happy, though.

Thanks for the revue Doug! I know I'm not going for it! Sounds like a piece of j...!!
Gerard

I find people that bash this effect haven’t really put much effort into making it. I have made Flight Case many times since I bought it. It’s true, its very hard to make it, but if you put the time and effort into it, it works very well. I had no trouble finding what was specified in the instructions. You can replace them with many other similar things and it looks fine if that is a problem, however. I have also added things to my flight case allowing the inside of the box to be shown and a pencil passed under the card while it floats. I recommend it greatly.

James

Ben Harris recommended, when questioned about the supply, "needles." See his Guest of Honor thread for details.

Ian