Arteco Production is proud to announce on the Café the upcoming release of Stamp Matrix by Claude Rix

Official release date : January 1st 2011

You can see the demo video here :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=992aEmuxcBU

More information on the website :
http://www.artecoproductions.com/stamp-m......ons.html

Questions or comments are welcome

THAT looks nice and clean! Great job!

Why playing cards?...How about postcard?...

I have been told that Claude Rix has published in his lecture notes, later after the release of this trick in France, a version with Postcards where the stamps are permanently glued on it as a give away. ( To be confirmed )

Yet, we are glad to have the original version soon releasing for the world

Looks great and very visual...yes first think I thought was to use postcards..

Ok, in Claude Rix lecture notes, the stamps have different colors but I cannot confirm yet the postcard final effect. More to come !

Yet, the version for sale will have same color stamps...

Could postcards be used?

Any update on this? Anyone have it/using it?

I have it ordered through Hocus-Pocus but am waiting for all my items to get in stock and ship together. I can probably review it once I get it.

I've been in contact with Arteco over the quality of this product. I wasn't very happy with what I received and am waiting for a reply to my reply sent a week ago.

I'll post a review soon.

Motown,

Please keep us posted as I may want to cancel my order for this if you aren't impressed with the quality. Thanks.

-Paul

I see alakazam.co.uk are now selling this. Is anyone using it? There was some concern about the quality I see. I'd like to hear how people are getting on with it.

S

Why?

Cool idea, but seems completely unmotivated. Even with postcards.
Of course it does lend itself to patter about travel, and how the stamps move from one place to another.

The name had me thinking of something different, which now has me wanting to pursue that idea.

Looks terific in the film clip as they always do.
Concerned by the comments of quality.
Any one purchased with any reviews?

Yeah, I'm also curious of any reviews?

-Bobby

This sounded very interesting when it was first introduced....like other members, concerned about the quality issues.
I can't remember...what was the effect by Martin Lewis that utilized a postage stamp that moved from card to card?

MagicHart, Martin's effect is Stampede Second.