X-Scape
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Uploaded by blaboratories on Jul 19, 2009
Tomas Blomberg's interpretation and handling of U.F. Grant's incomprehensible description of "Elastic-Scape" combined with a very nice Jay Sankey idea.
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Nice video :)
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Detta var sjukt kul! Mycket fint gjort!
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Galet snyggt!
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Thanks for that.
I actually thought the vanish was the most clever part of the whole routine, so damn good work on that!
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Slick!
The Sankey trick is called Please Don't Feed The Cards.
LastToPickUsername 2 years ago
Thank you very much!
blaboratories 2 years ago
That handling was superb.
Got any references to the ideas used?
virtualErik 2 years ago
The U.F. Grant idea where the deck was set-up behind the back, I read in Elastrix where it says that it can be found in "The encyclopedia of U.F. GRANT MAGIC"
The use of two decks, the vanish and the way to set the trick up right in front of the spectators' eyes, I came up with.
Jay Sankey came up with using a J.C. Wagner set-up for a card stab, but I can't remember where Sankey published it. It's a great idea. Anyone that knows, please post it here.
blaboratories 2 years ago