Scotland Up Close by Peter Duffie eBook DOWNLOAD

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• Roy Walton: Szukacz Podpisów: Roy sprawi, że podpis widza przeskoczy z jednej karty na drugą. Z pewnością lubisz to!
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• Gordon Bruce: Ręce Chirurga: Gordon powoduje nieświadomego widza, aby skrócił do czterech Asów. Nie często Gordon publikuje materiał, więc to jest prawdziwe szczęście.
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• Gavin Ross: Kombinacja ESP: W tej pierwszej rutynie Gavin tworzy niewiarygodną kombinację z talii ESP, mimo że karty mieszane są widzem. Gotowe Flaszka: W drugiej rutynie losowo skrojona talia daje Royal Flush w Piki!
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• Jim Boyd: Sędzia Jest Moim: Jim wyjaśnia, jak robi z.ToShortOrder - a potem Cię oszukuje!
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• Peter McLanachan: Hofzinser 2001: Peter odwiedza problem Asa Hofzinsera i zastępuje talie tylko czterema Królikami i wolno wybraną kartą.
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• Euan Bingham: Opowieść Hobbita: W tej pierwszej rutynie Euan ukrywa czarne Asy. Kiedy próbuje je ponownie wyrwać, zauważasz, że zmieniły się na czarne Królowe! Królowe nagle zamieniają się w brakujące Asy i są teraz odwrócone w środku talii.
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• Gary Middleton: Złoty Dzik: Gary sprawia, że cztery Krolowe znikają na górę talii, jeden po drugim, szukając Diamentów - ostatni Król znajdzie je!
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• George McBride: Władcy Kranium: Mamy trzy great rutyny od George'a! Pierwsza efekcja to niemożliwe odkrycie karty, gdzie jeden widz pomaga znaleźć kartę drugiego widza. Przewidywanie Stebbina: Fantastyczna efekcja przenoszenia, w której zobaczysz również genialny sposób!
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• Steve Hamilton: Dzięki Collinsowi: Profesjonalne zagadkowanie od Steve'a Hamiltona z lat. Ciekawe rzeczy.
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• Scotty Johnston: Drogę do Wielkiej Banku: Tłusty trik, który mnie oszukał!
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• Richard James: Nieznajomy: Richard używa dwóch Króli, aby sprawić, że pleśnie wolno wybranej karty zmieniają się w normalne ponownie. Zobaczysz prosty i bezpośredni sposób.
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• Iain Girdwood: Pamiętaj o Wszystkim: Iain pamięta kolorowy porządek talii poshuffle przez widza. 100% zawsze. Kombinacja systemu z prawem, naprawdę pamiętasz karty!
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• Val Le-Va l: Nowoczesne Olej i Wałki: Val piękna rutynę Olej i Wałki używając kart z O i W na nich. Tak proste, ale skuteczne.
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• David Walsh: Przemieszczenie: David podzieli się pełnym rutyną przemieszczenia karty - dużo się dzieje! Ambitna Karta / Powtórzana Karta do Kieszeni / Talia do Kieszeni / Karta w Wizytówce.
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• David Forrest: Osiem Królów: David przedstawia showy czterech Króli, a cztery Asy pojawiają się jako nieoczekiwany zaskoczenie! Skinned: Wybrana karta pojawia się skołowana w pudełku papierów do papierosów... w błysk!
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• Peter Duffie: Ostatni Kurs: Peter pozwala widzowi wybrać cztery karty na los, a potem widocznie zmienia je na czworo takich samych podczas rozdania na stół - lub do ręki widza! 52 Minus 1: Demonśtracja mocnych sił, gdzie tylko widze dotyka talii.
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18 autory, 26 rutyn, 110 zdjęć - magia na wzór Szkocji!

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Strony: 81 - 8.25" x 11.7" - Hiperlinkowane. Zilustrowane zdjęcia. Format PDF.

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Table of Contents:

Roy Walton: Autograph Hunter: Roy causes a spectator's signature to jump from one card to anther. You'll love this!

Gordon Bruce: The Hands of a Surgeon: Gordon compels an unwitting spectator to cut to the four Aces. It's not often Gordon publishes material, so this is a real treat.

Gavin Ross: The ESP Shuffle: In this first routine, Gavin creates an incredible coincidence with an ESP deck despite the cards being mixed by a spectator. Hot Flush: In this 2nd routine, a randomly cut deck results in a Royal Flush in Spades!

Jim Boyd: Justice is Mine: Jim explains how he deals from the Bottom - then he fools you!

Peter McLanachan: Hofzinser 2001: Peter revisits the Hofzinser Ace Problem and dispenses with the deck, using only four Queens and a freely selected card.

Euan Bingham: A Hobbit's Tale: In this 1st routine, Euan vanishes the black Aces. When he tries to produce them again he finds the black Queens instead! This is no problem because the Queens suddenly change into the missing Aces. The black Queens are now found reversed in the middle of the deck. Phantom Aces: In this one, Euan causes Four aces to magically pass from inside a wallet to a deck of cards; he then makes the Aces travel from the deck back into the wallet.

Gary Middleton: Diamond Snatch: Gary makes the four Kings magically rise to the top of the pack, one by one, in search of a Diamond haul - the last King finds it! King for a Day: Gary loves the Hofzinser Ace problem; especially when the rest of the cards change to the mates of the selection. And this is precisely what happens here!

George McBride: Captives of the Cranium: We have 3 great routines from George! The 1st effect is an impossible card discovery where one spectator helps find another spectator's card. Stebbins Prediction: A terrific prediction effect where you will also admire the ingenius methodology! Veeser Meets Steranko: A spectator cuts the deck and finds the four Aces. Just like that!

Steve Hamilton: Thanks to Collins: A professional mind-bender from the late Steve Hamilton. Clever stuff.

Scotty Johnston: Big bank Hunt: A sandwich trick that fooled the a**e off me!

Richard James: Stranger: Richard uses two Kings to cause the back of a freely selected card to change colour, then it changes back to normal again. You'll love the simple direct method here.

Iain Girdwood: Total Recall: Iain memorises the colour order of a deck of cards after it has been shuffled by a spectator. 100% every time. Combining a system with a principle, you really do memorise the cards!

Val Le-Val: New Wave Oil & Water: Val's lovely Oil & Water routine using cards with O & W printed on them. So easy, yet so effective.

David Walsh: Walkaround: David tips his full walk-around card routine - a lot happens! Ambitious Card / Repeat Card to Pocket / Deck to Pocket / Card in Wallet. A 4 minute entertainment.

David Forrest: Eight of Two Kings: David presents a showy production of Four Kings and the Four Aces appear as a stunning kicker! Skinned: A selected card appears folded inside a packet of cigarette papers....in a flash!

Peter Duffie: Finishing Touch: Peter allows a spectator to choose any four cards at random - then he changes them visibly into four-of-a-kind as they are dealt to the table - or onto a spectator's hand! 52 Minus 1: A demonstration of psychic powers where only the audience touch the deck.

R. Paul Wilson: Thinking Cap: Paul lets a spectator just think of a card, then he finds it - no set-ups, and no difficult sleights! ConCam Cards: Paul's rendition of the classic Cards Across. Three cards travel from one packet to another, despite both packets being enclosed inside envelopes. No Palming! But if you like Palming, Paul offers a method with that, too.

Dave Robertson: L.K.D. Monte: Dave places a Queen between the two red Aces. So, the Queen is in the middle? No it's not. An easy and deceptive move that will enhance any 3-Card Monte routine.

18 contributors offering 26 Routines!

110 Photos!

20 of these tricks have never been in print before!

And, the ones that have may still be new to you!

Pages: 81 - 8.25" x 11.7" - Hyperlinked. Fully Illustrated with photographs. - PDF FORMAT

Oryginalny opis angielski

Table of Contents:

Roy Walton: Autograph Hunter: Roy causes a spectator's signature to jump from one card to anther. You'll love this!

Gordon Bruce: The Hands of a Surgeon: Gordon compels an unwitting spectator to cut to the four Aces. It's not often Gordon publishes material, so this is a real treat.

Gavin Ross: The ESP Shuffle: In this first routine, Gavin creates an incredible coincidence with an ESP deck despite the cards being mixed by a spectator. Hot Flush: In this 2nd routine, a randomly cut deck results in a Royal Flush in Spades!

Jim Boyd: Justice is Mine: Jim explains how he deals from the Bottom - then he fools you!

Peter McLanachan: Hofzinser 2001: Peter revisits the Hofzinser Ace Problem and dispenses with the deck, using only four Queens and a freely selected card.

Euan Bingham: A Hobbit's Tale: In this 1st routine, Euan vanishes the black Aces. When he tries to produce them again he finds the black Queens instead! This is no problem because the Queens suddenly change into the missing Aces. The black Queens are now found reversed in the middle of the deck. Phantom Aces: In this one, Euan causes Four aces to magically pass from inside a wallet to a deck of cards; he then makes the Aces travel from the deck back into the wallet.

Gary Middleton: Diamond Snatch: Gary makes the four Kings magically rise to the top of the pack, one by one, in search of a Diamond haul - the last King finds it! King for a Day: Gary loves the Hofzinser Ace problem; especially when the rest of the cards change to the mates of the selection. And this is precisely what happens here!

George McBride: Captives of the Cranium: We have 3 great routines from George! The 1st effect is an impossible card discovery where one spectator helps find another spectator's card. Stebbins Prediction: A terrific prediction effect where you will also admire the ingenius methodology! Veeser Meets Steranko: A spectator cuts the deck and finds the four Aces. Just like that!

Steve Hamilton: Thanks to Collins: A professional mind-bender from the late Steve Hamilton. Clever stuff.

Scotty Johnston: Big bank Hunt: A sandwich trick that fooled the a**e off me!

Richard James: Stranger: Richard uses two Kings to cause the back of a freely selected card to change colour, then it changes back to normal again. You'll love the simple direct method here.

Iain Girdwood: Total Recall: Iain memorises the colour order of a deck of cards after it has been shuffled by a spectator. 100% every time. Combining a system with a principle, you really do memorise the cards!

Val Le-Val: New Wave Oil & Water: Val's lovely Oil & Water routine using cards with O & W printed on them. So easy, yet so effective.

David Walsh: Walkaround: David tips his full walk-around card routine - a lot happens! Ambitious Card / Repeat Card to Pocket / Deck to Pocket / Card in Wallet. A 4 minute entertainment.

David Forrest: Eight of Two Kings: David presents a showy production of Four Kings and the Four Aces appear as a stunning kicker! Skinned: A selected card appears folded inside a packet of cigarette papers....in a flash!

Peter Duffie: Finishing Touch: Peter allows a spectator to choose any four cards at random - then he changes them visibly into four-of-a-kind as they are dealt to the table - or onto a spectator's hand! 52 Minus 1: A demonstration of psychic powers where only the audience touch the deck.

R. Paul Wilson: Thinking Cap: Paul lets a spectator just think of a card, then he finds it - no set-ups, and no difficult sleights! ConCam Cards: Paul's rendition of the classic Cards Across. Three cards travel from one packet to another, despite both packets being enclosed inside envelopes. No Palming! But if you like Palming, Paul offers a method with that, too.

Dave Robertson: L.K.D. Monte: Dave places a Queen between the two red Aces. So, the Queen is in the middle? No it's not. An easy and deceptive move that will enhance any 3-Card Monte routine.

18 contributors offering 26 Routines!

110 Photos!

20 of these tricks have never been in print before!

And, the ones that have may still be new to you!

Pages: 81 - 8.25" x 11.7" - Hyperlinked. Fully Illustrated with photographs. - PDF FORMAT