I believe Bill Smith advertised it in Genii with a full page ad and photo.

Blair

Thanks,mr.Marshall! Do you have some photos,may be you can send on my e-mail? Sinc.Serg.

Hi Serg,

I just checked my photo file and I do not have one. I have a "hard copy" but have not installed my new scanner.

I also went to Bill's site and did not see it there. Although you could always send him a note ( Http://www.magicventures.com )

Blair

I watched them perform this about a year ago, and it got a great reaction from the audience. It is not a show stopping illusion, but it is well presented.

It is also refreshing to read that 12 people aren't writing about how they can't wait to add it to their show.
My 2¢

Chris

OK,thanks,i ask now. Serg.

There is something missing here...The back wall is just to permanent...
I'm a big fan of the Pendragons as well, I know there is a solution because the illusion has some wonderful elements. I'm sure they will come up with something. They always do. Hard working illusionist don't sit still...
Just my two cents...
http://www.tonyclarkmagic.com

I hate to critique some of the best in our craft - but I didn't care for the presentation or the effect either. To me, the wall's presence isn't logical and makes this illusion look rather odd (permanent or not). I appreciate all the work the Pendragons and others have done but IMO this effect's design and presentation needs a lot more work. With today's outstanding designers and craftsman, one would think its only a matter of time before someone comes up with a new look and/or design that is not only logical, but much more flattering and mind boggling.

Hi Tony,

Nice to see you here!!! Good to see some workers.

Blair

Have to agree with Curtis. There isn't really any "logic" to this trick. Oragami is very logical. I know I thought this as a magician, but the first thing I thought was "Palaquin" and as a laymen I'd think..why is there a wall there? If other people like it, great, but I think it's weak.