Performed right across the street from where I usually perform!

Well, bought the download but no "learn" button. So I suppose I'll let you know what I think of it when I'm able to access it.

http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/6837

I like the look of it

When most tricks are over, they’re over. BUT NOT MISMATCH. MisMatch lives on - not just in your friends’ brains…but IN THEIR HANDS.

You TEAR a match from a matchbook. Then you rip off the match’s head off. Then you magically reattach it…TO THE MIDDLE OF THE MATCH.

IT’S REALLY ON THERE—right there in the middle. And, yes, you can light the match. Or give it to your friend to light. It’s a truly impossible object that your friends can keep forever.

When you buy MisMatch, you’re not only going to learn Nick’s easy-to-do street restoration (as seen on the demo); you’ll also learn an INCREDIBLY VISUAL match restoration, originally used by Tom Mullica to restore a broken cigarette. (Taught with permission.)

In addition, you’ll learn a totally different, visual way to make a torn match head jump from the match’s middle back up to the top. (This method is taught by me [Rick Lax here] and is PERFECT for strolling magicians who want to perform this effect many times each night.)

In conclusion: COME ON, PEOPLE! IT’S AN IMPOSSIBLE OBJECT ON FIRE! WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?!?!

-Rick Lax

I see this is done with a book of match's,flat match as well,not seen any in the Uk for years,hotel's use have them,so I am kinda figuring this will not work with boxed match's?.

How time consuming is it to make each gimmick yourself? You will need a bunch if doing walk around.

Did anyone pick this up? Is it easy to make?

It is easy to make although I have not done so. With drying and cleaning up the details I'm thinkng 3 orb4 minutes per match but would trust Nick or Rick if they offered a different estimate

When you get in the grove, 2-3 mins tops each I would say

I really like this, it leaves the spectator with an impossible souvenir and the gimmick is not that hard to make. As said previously, maybe 3 to 4 minutes per gimmick but you can make a wholr bunch of them while watching TV