One by one, three differently colored sponge balls disappear from the performer's closed hand, only to reappear in the spectator's! Albert Goshman's classic sponge ball routine is simple in effect, but very effective in performance.
6,95 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
The fun begins when a sponge rabbit and a little bird are magically produced. A clean and baffling transposition is followed by a hilarious comedy of errors expose. Mama and Papa rabbits then appear and disappear in the hands of both the magician and the spectator. For an unforgettable finish, a handful of baby bunnies magically appear in the spectator's tightly clenched fist!
14,50 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
With no palming at all, you pick up the paper clipped packet from the table very cleanly and openly. The packet is handed over to the spectator(s),the spectatator(s) is asked to remove the paperclip from the packet..., and finds the three signed cards!!!....unreal!!!
Wieder einmal hat Jay ein altes Konzept aufgegriffen, überarbeitet und neu erfunden! Die klassischen Fingershells in einer neuen Ausführung! Mit diesem erstaunlichen Gimmick können Sie Ihre Hände leer vorzeigen und aus dem Nichts einen Schwammball produzieren. Video ansehen!
Ladybugs seem to appear from nowhere - even the spactators´hand. The ladybugs flutter from hand to hand multiplying magically.
10,00 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
Etwas Brandneues in der Schaumgummi- und Kartenzauberei! Die vier Asse werden dem Spiel entnommen. Nacheinander zerreibt der Zauberkünstler die mittleren Points der Asse, wobei sie sich in große Schaumgummi-Points verwandeln.
A Small wooden box shown completely Empty. A snap of the fingers and a 2" sponge ball or a 12" silk appears! The box is open on three sides and can be completely shown empty. Super High Quality! Quick Reset! Just 2 inches! Instant Appearance! Removable Lid! Video ansehen! 44,95 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
One carrot multiplies into two carrots. Put one away and the remaining carrot multiplies into two again, again, and again. Everytime you remove one and come back with two. Finally, put the two carrots together in one hand and they bring another four baby carrots to form a happy carrot family!
27,95 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
Ein gelber, roter und schwarzer Ball erscheint immer wieder in der Hand des Zuschauers. Zum Schluss verwandeln sich die Bälle plötzlich in einen gelb-rot-schwarz gestreiften Ball. Ein schön bunter Trick :)
Das Schwammball-Gimmick von Goshman ist ebenso genial wie die Daumenspitze, nur nicht so bekannt. Wenn Sie den Effekt zum ersten mal sehen, werden Sie völlig verblüfft sein.
8,50 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
A 1 1/2" red sponge ball changes instantly into a red poker chip while placed momentarily into a clear coin case! It is an excellent ending to any sponge ball routine.
12,00 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
As the magician tells a story about the new dehydrated space food he or she shows a white silk in the right hand while the left hand is shown empty. The silk is pushed into the empty fist and turns into a a piece of sushi! Finally the (sponge) Piece of sushi multiples into two pieces.
This toolbox contains everything you need: Props, Sponge Balls, Purse Frame, and a DVD with over 2 hours of personal instructions by Steve Darci, "The Fastest Hands in the World". It's the ultimate collection of the bet and most useful sponge ball moves, routines and advice for all skill levels, some of them never before revealed. 24,95 EUR
incl. 19 % UST exkl.
A spectator holds onto a sponge cube in his closed hand. The magician touches the spectator's hand with a coin and the sponge multiplies into two sponges! Both of the sponge cubes are again held by the spectator, and with another touch of the coin they impossibly multiply again into three cubes! All three cubes are then clearly placed into the spectator's hand and the magician asks, "Would you believe that now there are four?" He touches the spectator's hand with the coin again and this time when the spectator opens their hand, instead of four small cubes it's one large four!
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