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KimSilverman![]() New user 5 Posts ![]() |
Hi all
One of my students, a Chinese 10-year-old, brought me a couple of hotrod-like rods his parents picked up somewhere in China. There is no routine with them. Can anybody point me to what they are and where I can purchase a performance routien for them? They are both black plastic, the size of normal cheap hot rods. But: Rod number 1: Side 1: 1 diamond in the middle, 1 ruby at one end Side 2: 1 diamond in the middle, 1 topaz at one end (same as ruby on other side), 1 ruby at other end (nothing on other side at that end) Rod number 2: It is long enough for 6 gems but only contains 4 (in the middle 4 positions) Side 1: ruby, diamond, diamond, diamond Side 2: diamond, diamond, ruby. diamond. Any suggestions? Thanks! -Kim |
Bill Palmer![]() Eternal Order Only Jonathan Townsend has more than 24265 Posts ![]() |
They aren't actually "Hot Rods." Hot Rod is a very specific item. They sound like a variant on Jumping Gems. This is one of those things that I think you will need to make up your own routine for.
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Mad Jake![]() Inner circle All the voices in my head helped me make 2164 Posts ![]() |
Kim,
We make similar set with Gabon Black Ebony wood and real gems Rubys, Saphires and Emeralds, but they are a jumping gem set. Bill is right, these are Jumping Gem rods, not hot rods persay. I have a routine with our set that we wrote, if you PM your address, I'll be happy to send a copy of the routine to you. Best, Jake
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KimSilverman![]() New user 5 Posts ![]() |
Thanks for the correction, Bill. You are right, I just did not quite know how to name these things.
Jake: I've PM'd you, thanks for yoru gracious help. Do you have a website I could browse? Ah...silly me! You already have your website in your profile. I'm browsing it now. Some VERY nice stuff! -Kim |
Bill Palmer![]() Eternal Order Only Jonathan Townsend has more than 24265 Posts ![]() |
Jake makes very nice toys!
"The Swatter"
Founder of CODBAMMC My Chickasaw name is "Throws Money at Cups." www.cupsandballsmuseum.com |
Dynamike![]() Eternal Order FullTimer 24107 Posts ![]() |
There is another that shows all four sides (top, bottom and both sides) of the rod. I forgot the name of it.
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robertmck700![]() New user Columbia, SC 1 Post ![]() |
Second rod is same as Crossroads. I think Tannens has effect.
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tboehnlein![]() Inner circle ohio 1781 Posts ![]() |
"We make similar set with Gabon Black Ebony wood and real gems Rubys, Saphires and Emeralds" Your kidding right, if not what does that set go for.
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DavidKenney![]() Inner circle 2263 Posts ![]() |
Yea are they on this page:
http://www.tenyoworld.co.uk/raretenyo.htm Man - I used to have jumping gems, lost the instructions and BANG - worthless. |
Joshua Barrett![]() Inner circle Cincinnati, Ohio 3627 Posts ![]() |
I hate to ask how much jakes jumping gems are, sounds cool tho
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