I tried standard cardboard cards. After a while the corner gets all battered from the several flicks of the hard finger nail. It has to be made of plastic for durability. Period. Thanks Silveking and others for the compliments.

The change looks great!! But, I do think that this would be better in plastic coated Bicycle cards, if that's possible.

Robert

I'm cool with the KEM cards to start - just need to get comfortable setting a context where after the change there's a process to take the heat and preferably the attention off that card.

The "too perfect" theory applies properly: If you have nothing in your hands but a card and your sleeves are all rolled and up the card is out front and center...and then it changes - and you still have nothing else in your hands... time to look at the card.

Very visual Angelo!

Angelo,

Totally stunning, mate! To me, the back does not matter. It's the face that changes! And so long as the back is a back, that's all that matters.

I want it NOW!!!!

Ben

I can't believe the dirty words police program triggers for the word "!@#ume"

So that's what happened...They did the same to me the other day...
Anyways, great job on the video....

Slick. Any 'early release' about the approximate price?

Would like it to be using Bikes.

Looks grteat on camera but what about real world ????
just curious
vinny

Ben: Thanks! Will send you one soon.

Vinsmagic: It works fine for me in the real world but then I would say that right? No seriously, have shown it many times to people. I have the card in my business card case (which also protects it), perform the trick and put it away again.

Angelo

Angelo this is great!

in a routine you can have all the cards inspected then switch this in and then out again..cause we are magicians right?

How much will it be? will I be able to build my own if I want to make more cards.. imagine:

you give 4 spectators each an ace to hold between there palms. You then deal four indifferent cards onto the table. You change them visually one at a time. BAM!BAM!BAM!BAM! now the spectators have the indifferent cards in their hands. (pleanty of time to switch in examinable cards while they freaking out.

a fourway ..lol

Holy smokes!!!

That rocked me.

Good going, brother.

Angelo, can you substitute the pirouette(sp) spin for the flick that you use?

I would also like Bikes with this.

And, finally like has been asked here before, can we make our own g'd card?

I like it the idea.

thanks for your response.
edh

The Mac: No idea on price yet. Depends on how they are made or if the user makes them.

edh: No you have to flick it. Its the flick that does the trick

As for the question to make your own cards, it is not impossible to do but it will be difficult and you would require time, patience and a steady hand. It is fiddly and you have to be precise.

Best wishes,

Angelo

It looks nice, but because it has to be switched out, I don't see any "real" strength over a top change. yeah yeah this is "visual". do a top change, hand the card to a spec and they will think it changes in their hand after you snap and tell them to turn it over.

nifty although. and I d say good job. just questioning the real value

I like it.

Looks awesome, Angelo. I actually saw the video on your MySpace. Your other tricks on there are just as cool, too..

Thanks Don and Corey. Yes those videos and new ones are on my youtube channel: Magicreator.

Angrlo

Is this still being released?

If it is, I want one! I was under the impression this would never see mass market simply because of how painstakingly fiddly it is to construct. Awesome effect and as expected from Angelo, ingenious.

Jamie.