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snowboard New user China Shenzhen 86 Posts 
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Say hi to dear coin guys. Long time no being here.
Though I begin be interested in other type of magic, I love coin always. I have being thinking a coin trick for half year. Now I complete my frist demo version of it. Despite it is crude and short, it is my frist work in coin. I don't know if someone have a similar trick. This trick absolutely is my own creation. Hope you like it. Any comment would be appreciated. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R03FGDr3Fc Snowboard. |
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rannie Inner circle 4375 Posts
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Great job Snowboard. I wonder if we ever met in the China Convention in Fooyong? Anyway, I loved the transfer.
rannie aka The Boss aka The Manila Enforcer
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Rik Chew Special user 538 Posts
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Looks just like pendulum hanging coins. Well very similar at least, maybesome patter?
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Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 27300 Posts
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The vanishes look good. After all that work to make the coins go away, why bring them back that way (or at all)?
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snowboard New user China Shenzhen 86 Posts
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Hi Jonathan , the vanishes is not so solid. And very senentive to angle. Bring them back is an out of the trick. By the way, I like the effect of coins suddenly appearing at fingertips.
One thought of this trick is that when I don't wear a jacket or have sleeves or any gimmick, I can do this trick. Hi Rannie, maybe I will attend Fuyoo Convention. I am not sure. Hope we can meet. |
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Mediocre the Great Inner circle Rich Hurley 1062 Posts
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Hi Snowboard! Great Job! Jonathan has an interesting point, but I must say that the reproduction at the end was surprising and I liked it it very much.
Mediocrity is greatly under rated!
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rutabaga Inner circle Toronto, Canada 1283 Posts
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Leaving aside the motivation for the moment, I thought the reappearance of the coins was very well done. Nice and clean at the end too.
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Mb217 Inner circle 9530 Posts
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Snowboard, good job! I enjoyed it, everything was very well done.
 Keep up the great work!  -MB
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Lawrens Godon Inner circle France 1108 Posts
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This trick absolutely is my own creation. I like the way you handle it, and certainly you apply your ideas... In fact I think it's a hanging coins variation as well. Thanks for sharing ! |
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info2victor Veteran user 337 Posts
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Nicely done man~
The plot is similar to my Geek, but as you can see the same plot can have so many variations~ that's the beauty of magic =) In my version I don't put the coins the same way as you did, but from the feedbacks from others I'm working on something similar to yours (the hanging sequence). May be it's just me, but when you vanish the first coin, you can actually flip the 2 coins the way I did (at the 5th seconde), it's kind of cool when you can show the 2 remaining coins that freely =) In case you'd like to have a look: ihome.ust.hk/~vcheung/geek.mpg Once again nice effect~ thanks for sharing.
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Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 27300 Posts
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With just a few more coins, and an English Penney you could do a nice 3 for 1 transposition working here.
The last vanish in your routine using JWGrip is a great setup for changing the coin to another coin or ring. Go for it.
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paisa23 Inner circle 7293 Posts
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I personally liked it very much, patter would be nice in performance but as far as technique, I found it to be really good.
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snowboard New user China Shenzhen 86 Posts
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On 2006-05-25 13:13, lawrens wrote: I'm not good in English. When I say creation. I mean I devise a method (of course the variation) similar to hanging coins plot. It's my own handling. Thank you for your comment. Credit to David Roth, Kainoa Harbottle, Shoot Ogawa, Apollo Robbins. Snowboard Posted: May 25, 2006 2:37pm ------------------------------------------ Quote:
On 2006-05-25 13:28, info2victor wrote: Thank you for sharing. I like it, great job! your version are more practical than mine. I mean the angle problem. I like the last phase of retrieving. |
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BooRadley Regular user Houston Area 176 Posts
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I thought the sudden and undexpected reveal of the coins was a brilliant effect. Nice to see some "out of the box" thinking on the handling and retelling of this classic routine.
I enjoyed it very much...nicely done. BooRadley |
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Platt Inner circle New York 2015 Posts
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Very nice. I'm not a big fan of Hanging Coins, but your version is the best I've seen. I'd agree that if you don't have to make them reappear, don't. But then what do you do next? Your hands are dirty with a ton of heat on them. Put them in your pockets?
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snowboard New user China Shenzhen 86 Posts
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Yeah, I can't make them really disappear.
Justin's Silver Dream is my dream of vanish coins one by one with sleight of hand.I can't do it yet. I am a little confused that if make the coins completely vanish. If do that ,must add some additional moves or sleeving.It make reduce the simplicity of the trick. I am agree,the reapear of coin make the trick less magical,though it look a little surprise. My place is in hot weather often. People don't wear sleeve. I love the sleeving ,but it is difficult for me. Another one impressived me very much is Gary Kurtz's Full Frontal Assault rontine the vanish of three coin.Great sleeving and pure magic. Snowboard. |
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info2victor Veteran user 337 Posts
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On 2006-05-25 14:37, snowboard wrote: Thanks Snowboard. Mine also have angle problems... may be it's just different from yours. I would not say one is more practical than the other, but each is more practical in certain situations. It's always good to know a couple of handlings so you can use the most suitable handling at anytime to achieve the maximum effect.
It only takes a minute to learn how it is done, but takes a lifetime to learn how to do it.
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Dan LeFay Inner circle Holland 1371 Posts
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Technically very very pretty. I'm tempted to say that you should focus on other things than your cointechniques now. It is really very good. But I won't..hahaha!
Your clip shows a lot of devotion on cointechniques. Put the same effort in presentation, motivation and character, and you may have something truly magical! Bravo! (Turn to other threads than the coinforums now and then. Otherwise your focus may stay too long on technique and origins of moves/routines. I'm sure a pm to Jonathan T. may give you some interesting directions.)
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weepinwil Inner circle USA 3828 Posts
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Great effect and pretty to watch.
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Adam Keisner Veteran user London 335 Posts
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Beautifull!
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