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The Mac Inner circle 1983 Posts
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Hi Guys,
Today I was watching a re-run channel we have here in South Africa called "the Series Channel". Anyway, on an episode of Home Improvement, Tim "the toolman" Taylor built a flying rig for his kid to perform in a Peter Pan play. He set it up in his back yard and flew around for a bit - it looked like a very rough Copperfield flying illusion. He said he had used "aircraft wire" so they were thin and invisible... What do you think? |
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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I wish I had seen it.
STAY TOONED... @ www.pete-biro.com
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The Mac Inner circle 1983 Posts
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As much as I can remember about the episode- maybe it will help someone locate the video: Tim pulls his groin muscle lifting a chest for his wife. His kid is in a Peter Pan play but can't fly..and has to prance around in rather a sissy-like way. Tim won't have it- so he builds a flying rig that works with counterweights. It was actually pretty good.
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Regan Inner circle U.S.A. 5732 Posts
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I love Home Improvement! Tim Allen is one funny guy.
Regan
Mister Mystery
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BLSmagic New user 79 Posts
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MacGyver,
I do remember the episode and have seen it several times. I won't tie it in any way with Copperfield's because I don't want to give any leads. However, I know that there are suspensions out there that work in a very similar way to the one Tim Allen was on. Good observation. That never really occured to me while watching. ![]() |
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The Mac Inner circle 1983 Posts
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Tim allen is a great comedian. The rig he made souded simple..would have loved to have seen production shots/photo's
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