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emyers99 Inner circle Columbus, Ohio 4748 Posts 
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Agreed. Review is dead on. There is a lot going on here. Several gimmicks in play here which usually means a more simplified handling. Not so here. Here, the gimmicks pretty much just act as a mask and the amount of work required to dance around the masks is significant. Premise is good but the method is less than efficient.
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RNK Inner circle 7529 Posts
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I am actually looking forward to receiving this. This is going to be a great lead in effect to my other coin routines!
RNK
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takeachance Inner circle 3777 Posts
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My issue with this is the fact that I really, really like it. The story line leads itself to very funny possibilities. I'll either learn Kyles handling, (I think I know what's going on) which I don't think is too difficult at all with a little practice, or just modify it and do a total switch at the end. Either way I'll be getting it, very creative and funny coin trick that doesn't bore me to death LOL!
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NicholasD Inner circle 1458 Posts
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I got this today and I do like it. However, I changed everything out for dollar sized gimmicks. It looks better and the handling is actually a little easier.
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stevefaulkner Regular user 169 Posts
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Hi all,
As KirkG has mentioned, the trailer doesn't show the clean-up. However, there isn't any off-camera ditching. Everything just gets put on the dirty hand at the end and away into the pocket. Or into the coin purse. So though you end dorty, it's a pretty easy clean-up and nobody has yet to ask to look at anything. Have a good day everyone 
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emyers99 Inner circle Columbus, Ohio 4748 Posts
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Mine’s for sale if anyone wants it. $45 post paid
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Luke Dancy Inner circle Las Vegas 1163 Posts
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Check out my interview with Kyle to learn more about this and his other new release 3G!
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Magic KL Inner circle 2571 Posts
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It's always nice to learn more about new releases. Thank you Murphy's for having these interviews.
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kieronthemighty Special user 617 Posts
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I’ve been working this since the session I absolutely love the plot I performed it today in a shop buying a watch strap they only had pink or very pink.
Blew them away the button is killer I love that part it’s so jarring. For the clean up I place the coins in my quiver and turning them in to a tea bag which makes no sense it’s magic. Great job Kyle he was my highlight of the session this year. Kind regards Kieron |
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RNK Inner circle 7529 Posts
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Love the tea bag idea Kieron!! Hopefully my set arrives soon.
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ma91cm1ke New user 85 Posts
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Can anyone comment on the quality of the gimmicks?
I have already seen at least four of these on secondhand magic pages which naturally makes me sceptical. On the other hand it could be that people have realised that this actually takes practise and time to master so are putting it up for sale (which is fine, if its not for you its not for you!). Anyway, if someone who has this can provide some insight it would be much appreciated. cheers Michael |
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NicholasD Inner circle 1458 Posts
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IMO, the gimmicks are pretty good. There are three gimmicks. And, if you think that makes it a self working trick, it's not. If you're into coins, a little practice and you should have it. If you're not into coins, it'll probably be a little more challenging.
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emyers99 Inner circle Columbus, Ohio 4748 Posts
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Gimmicks are decent although the deep dish variety would have been better for better cover. The button is slightly rounded and that can make it a little tougher to control/conceal. My biggest issue is the noise factor at a couple points in the routine, especially phase 3. Doing the moves is one thing. Doing them silently is another.
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MaxfieldsMagic Inner circle Instead of practicing, I made 3009 Posts
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On Aug 2, 2019, kieronthemighty wrote: Terrific idea for a kicker - thanks for sharing. The entire routine is a bit refreshing at a time when many folks seem insistent on finding meaning in magic. This one wears its randomness proudly. Very meta.
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Adam evans New user 4 Posts
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I’ve also been working this, and all I can say is I love it, when some reviewers say it’s hard to do, it’s not yes it will take you time if your not a coin magician, just a few days rehearsals to get moves down is perfect. The gimmicks are awsomme well made to last a lifetime, reset takes seconds this to me is in my opinion the best trick of the year that actually doesn’t make sense😊😆
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MaxfieldsMagic Inner circle Instead of practicing, I made 3009 Posts
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I’ve been working on this for a month now and seem to have most of the noise issues solved and the handling down, with a couple of modifications. Kieron’s idea of cleaning up with a kicker using a Quiver purse is brilliant, so I went with that. It’s a great coin effect in our weird pandemic time because no one else needs to touch anything, it all occurs at chest height, and you don’t need to put anything on a table.
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vincentmusician Loyal user Toronto 266 Posts
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This looks great on video. However, with people saying it is hard to do, the noise is a problem and angles are a problem, I will stay clear of it. Too small for stage shows, and when I do strolling, I have to be prepared for people looking over my shoulder. So this will not work for me but it looks great. Cheers!
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RNK Inner circle 7529 Posts
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You can do this surrounded, I have. Just have to bring the coins down to chest level or a little below and bring them closer to your body and all will be fine. With a little practice the noise won't be an issue.
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John C Eternal Order I THINK therefore I wrote 12968 Posts
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On Jul 28, 2019, emyers99 wrote: That good huh? Haha |
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Gaz Lawrence Inner circle 5991 Posts
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On Sep 5, 2019, Adam evans wrote: If Steve Faulkner who is absolutely brilliant at magic took 2 weeks to get it down smoothly then I 100% agree with him. Your few days of rehearsals I think are very misleading unless you are better than Steve which is possible but very highly unlikely imho Gaz 😊 |
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