Hey Guys! So we have a really exciting new product out which is an awesome modern day adaptation of Cardtoon by Dan Harlan (with his Full Permission), produced and created by a guy called Tom Swift.

Imagine this- a spectator can take any train ticket from your recent travels and look at the destination on the ticket (no force, I personally spread the cards and get them to choose one). You flip the train tickets over and then say that you've made a prediction by drawing a picture of a train. You flick through the train tickets and an animated train drives along the tracks and then pulls into a station. The station it pulls into is the station the spectator selected or named. AMAZING.

More details can be found on the link below including the trailer, price and a demo of it, and it is exclusive only to PropDog!

We have already sold over 200 of these since the release date last friday so make sure you jump 'aboard' and don't be 'derailed' by not having this at gigs

http://www.propdog.co.uk/all-aboard-tom-swift-train

Cheers as always guys.

Dan

Sold.

I loved the demo,I have just seen it off PDOG email,and going to buy it.Great theme for magicians to use

This looks great and I've had only great experiences ordering from PropDog. Even with shipping internationally to California, I always receive my
order in a timely and consistent manner.

This looks like a super charming effect as well due to the way the train looks a bit more hand drawn than the original Card-Toon.

Ordered.

I really like this.

I was never quite happy with Dan Harlan's Cardtoon (though it didn't do Jamie Raven any harm) - and the less said about Fartoon the better.

This has a nice feel to it - organic prop; unusual, cute effect; nice context with the map; and the potential for fun in your presentation.

I have a use for this next week and will be using it for the first time then. So this is an immediate reaction: I'm pleased I got this.

As ever with Propdog, the thought that has gone into the props is exhaustive: they say it's been some years in the making, and you can see the benefit of that attention to detail. The instructions are clearly explained in an interesting way, and again they have covered all aspects of several different presentations. I liked the addition of the map, but there is a self-contained version without the map (which incidentally is not part of the method, just for dressing) that is close to the original Cardtoon handling. And they're keen to point out that this version comes with Dan Harlan's full blessing.

Received mine in less than 24 hours. Can't get mine out of the case, lol. Gonna prize them out at work in the morning, when I've got time.

The magic community waits with bated breath for your opinion.

Well I know that yourself and RNK will be patiently waiting. Are you holding out pending my review?

Well, it's the first time my Mum has clapped any magic.

Working it tomorrow night. It is just a quick and fun trick.

"clapped any magic"?

You know, Round Of applause?

Be careful if you use the map as part of the trick as there is no card with penzance on it yet it is on the map.

Looks fun.

Super!

I liked Dave Bomsalls honesty as ever on his effects , this is an average effect which for me personally the whole premise i.e cardtoon in the first place was overated and its relaunch has been excelerated by a edited BGT performance by Jamie Raven . I very much doubt Jamie does this professionally in his A set , best wishes Tarik 😊

Cardtoon is a very commercial effect when done correctly. People love the effect, even people who don't expect to like a card trick.