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Mahogany Hot Rod Miracle Set

Trick by Rich Hill's Illusion Shop
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Mahogany Hot Rod Miracle Set

69.95 usd

Trick by Rich Hill's Illusion Shop ()

 In stock - very few available.

Made with Genuine Swarovski Crystal Jewels!

Effect: A beautiful wooden rod is shown to have various colored jewels embedded in it - 6 on each side. The spectator selects a jewel, and all 12 jewels become the same color as the selected jewel!!

This special set of 5 rods features special rods that make it possible to hand the rod out for examination at various times throughout your routine.

Featuring large 7mm jewels, these fine quality mahogany rods measure 3 3/4 inches in length. This amazing piece of close-up magic is handcrafted.

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Gerhard

This is a stunning set and very versatile. The gems are really nice set and the mahogany is just stunning. One can apply a lot of creativity using this set as there are a load of options. The instructions are ok - just a page with a routine, but I have been researching and there is actually quite a lot of great routines that can be found. Check out Colour Stix on the the VI site. I can really recommend this product its really nicely made and stunnig visually. Get this before it sells out.

 

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  • tony asks: in the set are the will the rods have different colors so that the trick can be repeated more than once

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Yup!

  • Howie asks: Does the force color come in blue?

    • 1. James answers: It looks like red and white are your options.
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  • Jim asks: Are there 5 different force colors? Or are some of them multiple colors on both sides? Thx

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