I was going to get bodymorphin, touching sky, shock effects, and ghostbills. I have never purchesd any andrew mane trick and was wondering if they are worth the money.

Why don't you use the search engine here and find the many discussions on Andrew Mayne's products? They have been discussed quite frequently here.

"Worth the money?" That is relative to the subject and his taste in the material. We all have different taste buds, bud!

If body effcts are what you're talking about, then he's good in body effects. You'll never go wrong with his products.. try searching this forum too..

Shock FX and Ghost bills are incredible. Touching Sky is cool, but probably has stuff you already know, and there is only one I think I will ever use. Body Morphin is cool, but some of the stuff needs a towel, or a trench coat. But I highly recomend all of his stuff!

Brian

His ghost bills are supposed to be incredible

Thanks, and I was wondering about the touching sky. I think the best one would be airborne is that trure or is it bad (obvious)?And what r the details

Ghost Bills is really good....a quick impropmtu effect with borrowed bills.

Im another big fan of Ghost Bills. It looks great and its 100% impromptu. I have Touching the Sky but I don't really like it.

Touching sky is a nice little book. Okay, but not amazing. The broom flight is awesome, using only a broom and a towel.

Brian

Ghost bills is cool simple inexpensive and amazing...definately worth a buy...

I like his production of a bowling ball.. cool trick!

I loved Illusionbook too. All his stuff is great.

Brian

Just by watching the demo on shock effects I have figured out the pencil thru cheek.

Pencil through cheek doesn't deserve to be in that video...a three year old can figure out that trick...

I am hooked on his stuff. I just the plans for the spector cabnit and it is tottally worth the money

I own facelifter, illusion f/x, light storm, ghost bills, 50 ways to make money with magic, touching sky, and arm buster all written by Andrew Mayne. I highly recommend anything he puts out.

I like touching the sky. it is not very practical(at least for me) but I like it.

Does the one levitation effect wear you can like sit 6' in the air take a lot of setup? and is it only for stage. I forget, but somewhere I heard that some one did this in a restaurant as he was waiting for his food or something.
any replies would be greatly appreciated,
Mike

It's in Touching Sky if it's the one I think your talking about. No it doesn't take a whole lot of set up and it's not only for the stage. You could do it in someones living room. As far as in a restaurant, you would have to have a chair by a wall, a large sheet, and that little special something. I've done it 7 times in the past year and only once did someone say they knew how it was done. That person was also a magican. Act it out when you perform it. Hope this helps.

I thought pencil thru cheek was pretty lame too, but it fools people surprisingly. I didn't think it would.

Brian