Review by Andy Martin for Casinos Deck and Kit by Bryn Reynolds

Review by Andy Martin for Casinos Deck and Kit by Bryn Reynolds
Review by Andy Martin for Casinos Deck and Kit by Bryn Reynolds
3 out of 5

Useful Rainbow Deck with Real Cards

Here is a Rainbow deck made out of 52 real cards from various Las Vegas Casinos. Comes with some extra cards too. The cards are not new but that adds to their realism.

I’m sure this will come in use at some time when I have a gambling themed effect.

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Review by Andy Martin for Henry by Wonder Workshop Berlin

Review by Andy Martin for Henry by Wonder Workshop Berlin
Review by Andy Martin for Henry by Wonder Workshop Berlin
3 out of 5

Nice idea – cheap frame!

This is very elegant in its simplicity. An easy and foolproof way to add a stack of cards to the top of a deck for a whole host of effects. Unfortunately, as is so often the case these days, the frame is a pretty cheap plastic. It certainly works well, but it would be killer if it was better quality.

Or perhaps my bias towards fine woodwork is showing through?

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Review by Andy Martin for The Great Gizmo Glass by Abbott's

Review by Andy Martin for The Great Gizmo Glass by Abbott's
Review by Andy Martin for The Great Gizmo Glass by Abbott's
3 out of 5

Always wanted one – now what?

Like so many tricks that you want so badly, when you get them you don’t quite know what to do with them.

I have two of these now! Basically, they are thin walled glasses that you can repeatedly show with liquid in, drink it or pour it somewhere and the liquid comes back at will. Very nice. The routines seem obvious, I’ve just got to engage in one!

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Review by Todd Reis for Curio by Alan Warner

Review by Todd Reis for Curio by Alan Warner
Review by Todd Reis for Curio by Alan Warner
3 out of 5

Nice props, average effect.

Once again Alan Warner has made an unusual trick with high-quality props. Although I am not familiar with all of his creations, from what I’ve seen this is one of the more weaker or average effects. A strong story-telling presentation is really needed to sell this routine.

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