Awesome! Thanks for sharing Pete.

Call me crazy but why don't you just post the price and that would eliminate all the people that can't afford it from e-mailing. Just a crazy thought

Or maybe the link for the video itself.

Thanks for sharing Pete. That's a good one.

Dun t seem to be able to find the video. any other link?

Kyle go to the link in original post, then scroll down to MORE HOT VIDEOS, click there, daniels box should be first vid, you can contact from the end of the video, then Paul will send you to LES who handles the orders. it will hold up to 280 some lbs, and you can convert the cost from british pounds to us dollar or wherever with the converter on the net. She aint cheap, but it is a good prop.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f_QN1auWzA

It look like Nicolas Einhoren - In-Flight which I am not sure is still avaliable.

It is similar but I've been told it is mechanically different and much higher levi is possible.

Any news on this?

Still no reply to emails etc

This is indeed Paul's variation on Nick's In-Flight levitation.

If he's selling it I'm sure he's doing so with an agreement with Nick Einhorn.

In Pauls variation you do go higher than with Nick's original. Does this make it any better? I'll leave that up to you.

What I will say is that I saw Nick do this in the front room of his house and the effect was very wierd. I liked that it was a fairly quick illusion and Nick also has some nice touches that really sell the floating nature. (At one point he lets go of the cloth with his hands and both cloth and person floats for a moment... then suddenly both drop and he catches the cloth and floats back up. The height when performed in a parlour setting is very impressive.

I bought the illuson from him.

The only cavet I would have with this effect is that you need to have a reason for stepping into a cardboard box. If you cut the sides out infront of the audience (which you can do) you still (to my mind) need to have a reason to be stepping inside the box. I've seen Paul do his version and he has some patter to 'explain' why he's stepping into the box but I think if he was being honest he'd admit that it was contrived to say the least. I think his rationale is actually done 'tongue in cheek' which still leaves the problem of a good rationale for stepping into a cardboard box.

Any ideas on the price yet? Still haven't been contacted.

This was impressive. It really made me wonder about practicallity. Is it able to be done close-up or do people need to be some distance away?

Your not alone Matt.

Are you guys kidding me? I love Paul Daniels, but this is defiantly looks like a version of In-flight and In-flight is THE WORST levitation I've ever seen. I don't see how anyone could be fooled by this thing. hope I don't upset anyone here, but its just my opinion. pretty much all of my non-magician friends figured it out really fast

wasn't in-flight the 1st ever winner of Go Magic Go's 86% crap. there's a podcast I truly miss

Not a favorie with me either.

Hmmm... maybe I'm not thinking too sensibly but I couldn't figure it out.

I saw Paul do this at the World Magic Seminar in Las Vegas and it fooled the whole room full of magicians. (And Paul was very entertaining with it). He had to hurry up and hide it after his performance as quite a few guys came back to try to see the prop.

I really like this levitation. Keep in mind this video posted on here is very rough, and if performed correctly, it really looks good. Although this video gives an idea of what is acomplished, it does not do the illusion justice in my opinion. The laymen I had watch it THOUGHT they knew the secret until he kicked the box over.

I did receive an email from them with all of the info about the illusion a few months back but ive deleted it since. I cant remember the price...and even if I did, they didn't want any info posted here.

Not real sure why nobody else is getting a reply..got my reply email within one day of emailing them, but once again, that was a few months back. Wish I could help more. All I can tell you is that I emailed the address given at the end of the video.

Whether or not this is a fooler, there's no doubt that Daniels is a master at making any trick really entertaining.