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Anverdi-museum Inner circle 1153 Posts 
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This is an original idea of mine which uses my versions of a 'spoon bend' from a chalk drawing and 'Dead and Alive' - the first time COMPLETELY electronic! Remote operated over 100 ft away. I still have to work out the story for this but went over great last night when demonstrated for a few friends of mine at my home.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYuUFw9ULgA Chuck Caputo |
Lucien Astor Special user Sunken R'lyeh 661 Posts
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Fantastic Chuck! Great as usual!
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Fire Starter Inner circle 4686 Posts
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OOOH love that ,very nice indeed and a hell of a lot of routines that can come from it,thankyou very much for sharing.
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KOTAH Inner circle 2326 Posts
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Clever subtle method fot the sara card movement.
you slways pust so much work into the making of your props. thanks for sharing K |
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HeatherV Regular user Music City 185 Posts
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That rocked, pretty much!
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Wizard of Oz Inner circle Most people wish I didn't have 5007 Posts
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Kind of questionable close up, but I could see the spoon bend freaking the he** out of people in a parlor setting or a dimly lit room. Very creative Chuck.
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.
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Papasmurf Special user Tell-Tale Shapeshifting 538 Posts
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Wow, that one has a lot of potential and the box looked authentic.
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