Re: T-072 Flash Dice
Posted: Thu May 08, 2014 4:38 pm
Great routine!!
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Re: T-072 Flash Dice
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 5:25 am
I recently saw this trick with ESP symbols: http://www.ebay.de/itm/2x-Zaubertricks- ... 46101e627f
Re: T-072 Flash Dice
Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 6:17 pm
i really enjoy performing this trick. this is real magic seems to me. no gimmicks..no lock..no mechanism.. just some few and simple shakes then VOILA 
(i perform this together with the CHEAP MAGIC LUDO)
(i perform this together with the CHEAP MAGIC LUDO)Re: T-072 Flash Dice
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2014 1:25 am
This was the second magic trick I acquired back when Magic Works was a thing. Mystery Dice was the name.
I got the trick with no box and no instructions. So I didn't get the MOST out of Mystery Dice, but I did spend an entire day screwing around with dice combinations.
The problem in my case was that it was the second trick I acquired--the first being Crystal Cleaver.
See? Not exactly the fairest follow-after.
That said, it's a smart trick. One of the smartest dice tricks I have seen.
Even better is that the trick is 100% inspectable. AND there is no switch, lever, or secret button. It's a smart, minimalistic trick.
However, I have 2 gripes about it:
1) I could be wrong on this one, but the trick, to me, seems narrow as far as an audience or spectator who could or would appreciate it.
I say this thinking of doing the trick for kids 18 and under. I can think of one way to make it more kid friendly. But it would work better if you actually gave the kid an actual die and teaching them how to guess the number on the opposite side of the die.
2) It's absolutely tiny. It's the ultimate CLOSE-UP trick. But after thinking about it, it would look ridiculous if you had this Harry Potter style 'dice wand' that *clacked* like an old jalopy to get the gimmick to work.
I got the trick with no box and no instructions. So I didn't get the MOST out of Mystery Dice, but I did spend an entire day screwing around with dice combinations.
The problem in my case was that it was the second trick I acquired--the first being Crystal Cleaver.
See? Not exactly the fairest follow-after.
That said, it's a smart trick. One of the smartest dice tricks I have seen.
Even better is that the trick is 100% inspectable. AND there is no switch, lever, or secret button. It's a smart, minimalistic trick.
However, I have 2 gripes about it:
1) I could be wrong on this one, but the trick, to me, seems narrow as far as an audience or spectator who could or would appreciate it.
I say this thinking of doing the trick for kids 18 and under. I can think of one way to make it more kid friendly. But it would work better if you actually gave the kid an actual die and teaching them how to guess the number on the opposite side of the die.
2) It's absolutely tiny. It's the ultimate CLOSE-UP trick. But after thinking about it, it would look ridiculous if you had this Harry Potter style 'dice wand' that *clacked* like an old jalopy to get the gimmick to work.
Re: T-072 Flash Dice
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2016 2:13 am
I just found this post. Darn clever routine!!David DeTenyo wrote:Here is a routine by Werner Miller which I scanned from Tenyo's Magic Catalog from 1990.
I also recently purchased a bundle that included the ESP Dice version. Fortunately the case wasn't green.
It's a great add-on item for your collection, and not too hard to find (cheap). The cards (shown in the link above) are marked ESP cards. I like it!
Re: T-072 Flash Dice
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2016 3:45 am
Nice use of the Magic Square effect, thanks for sharing.