Props from "Now You See Me"?
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Pauline
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Up !
I loved that movie and took a couple hours this morning to try (key-word ! :lol) to do a prop of the Frenchman's ticket in the Las Vegas show. I'm not completely satisfied but it's the best I could come up with...
Here is a screencap :
And here is what I did... Feedback is appreciated !
I loved that movie and took a couple hours this morning to try (key-word ! :lol) to do a prop of the Frenchman's ticket in the Las Vegas show. I'm not completely satisfied but it's the best I could come up with...
Here is a screencap :
And here is what I did... Feedback is appreciated !
mobius303
Well-Known Member
The playing cards were bought from T11:
Monarchs are what was used.
theory11 Playing Cards - theory11.com
As a magician, please support your local shop if possible but if not then get them from the source T11.
The brick and morter shops are dying out which is sad in many ways. People used to learn from each other at the shops and now they learn from video mostly. Less hands on mentoring and it shows most of the time when those performers perform in front of actual audiences. kinda like some prop makers. Nothing beats person to person interaction for learning.
Monarchs are what was used.
theory11 Playing Cards - theory11.com
As a magician, please support your local shop if possible but if not then get them from the source T11.
The brick and morter shops are dying out which is sad in many ways. People used to learn from each other at the shops and now they learn from video mostly. Less hands on mentoring and it shows most of the time when those performers perform in front of actual audiences. kinda like some prop makers. Nothing beats person to person interaction for learning.
bagusmahatma
New Member
Hey!
I spent about 2 hours making a replica of the ticket used in the moviee
Hope you like it
I spent about 2 hours making a replica of the ticket used in the moviee
Hope you like it
Sad is'nt it.
When I was 8 to 17 I used to spend Saturdays at Al's Magic Shop in Washington D.C. learning from the legend himself Al Cohen
When I was 8 to 17 I used to spend Saturdays at Al's Magic Shop in Washington D.C. learning from the legend himself Al Cohen
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