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KURT MOORE LARSON New user New Britain, Connecticut USA 30 Posts 
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Chris...the ring is no seamless...hence the joke about iy not being seamless in the Fantasma video (and on the dvd as well)...and why you spen the ring and have it still appear to ling even though it's spinning. It's just an amazing effect. It come with two shoelaces , two rings and a couple more effects and props...case in an aluminum dvd case with enough slots to hold several more dvds...like I said...GET IT!...IT'S GREAT!
Kurt Moore Larson is "The Amusionist".
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KURT MOORE LARSON New user New Britain, Connecticut USA 30 Posts
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....sorry for the errors in my previous posting...I was not awake enough to have posted...I was just kind of exited that someone replied to one of my posts.
Antway......Chris I hope this helps...I went for the Fantasma effect because I know Simon Lovell likes the effect. All in all it's a good one. JUST my opinion. .
Kurt Moore Larson is "The Amusionist".
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close-up Loyal user 260 Posts
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I would also be interested in hearing from anyone who has both Swing-A-Ring and
Ring Scape and could explain the differences. |
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micromega123 Loyal user 212 Posts
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I've seen swing a ring but I don't own it. I can tell you that one of the differences would be with the laces themselves. The design of the Fantasma lace is thought to enhance to illusion of the effect.
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Rick11 Loyal user 298 Posts
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I received Ring Scape and have done a routine that is similar too the Youtube video. I have shown it a few times with really strong reactions. On a scale of 1-10 I give it a 10. This effect is easy to do!
Rick |
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Turk Inner circle Portland, OR 3546 Posts
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On 2009-09-21 14:27, Rick11 wrote: Rick, Did you end up buying the item from one of the two sellers you linked to in your posts? If so which one? Also, did the item come with a DVD, the extra shoelace, the extra ring and and the case described by Kurt, below? Finally, what did you pay for it...including S&H? Thanks for the info. Mike Quote:
On 2009-09-18 07:27, KURT MOORE LARSON wrote: Kurt, Where did you buy this (including the aluminum case the extra shoelace, the extra ring and the DVD)? How much was it..including S&H? Thanks for the info. Mike
Magic is a vanishing Art.
This must not be Kansas anymore, Toto. Eschew obfuscation. |
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Rick11 Loyal user 298 Posts
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Turk,
I purchased it at the second link witch is the etrick shop. It came to a little over $16 with shipping. It came with 2 laces and 1 ring and a instruction sheet only, no DVD. I really like it! Rick |
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SpellbinderEntertainment Inner circle West Coast 3519 Posts
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I think this can be a fairly strong effect,
when presented with care and confidence. I also think it’s entertainment value would be greatly increased, by an upgrade in the style and quality of the lace and ring, giving the outfit a more professional and elegant look. My two-cents, Walt |
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Rick11 Loyal user 298 Posts
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Ring-scape is really great! I have performed this about 10 times since receiving it and it has baffled everyone. All the heat appears to be on the ring and nobody seems to question the lace at all. Ring scape is perfect for walk around as there is no set up.
Rick |
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KURT MOORE LARSON New user New Britain, Connecticut USA 30 Posts
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Mike,
I bought the Linking Ring with String from The Magic Depot (www.magic.org) for $36.72 all inclusive... Ask for Aaron Smith. The Instructional CD 2 Shoelaces (w/gimmick) 2 Rings A few other props (kiddie stuff... or is it. Do it sit down and it's magical if you sell it properly) The Aluminum Case (will hold several dvds) All in all a good deal because you get 2 for the price. Hope this is satisfactory y'all. Click here to view attached image.
Kurt Moore Larson is "The Amusionist".
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halestorm New user Los Angeles 64 Posts
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On 2009-09-17 21:14, nonvpro wrote: I realize this post is a bit old but I've had a recent interest in ropes and rings so I've been playing around with them. I picked up UF Grant's Swing-A-Ring because it was only $6. As with most things, I think you get what you pay for. The "special something" didn't hold together. I later discovered the Fantasma Ring-Scape effect and asked the shop where I bought the Swing-A-Ring if the Ring-Scape was $22 simply because it was a better quality than the $6 Swing-A-Ring, and the response was that the two effects work completely different. Really? The youtube video mentioned certainly looks neat, but then again, so does Vinny's ungimmicked version. Anyway, I'd be curious if anyone can comment further without revealing anything, on the Swing-A-Ring vs. Ring-Scape.
David Hale
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writeall Special user Midland, Michigan 930 Posts
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Original in the box with DVD for around $15 + shipping on Amazon
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Obviously Regular user 187 Posts
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Halestorm,
The two effects are similar to the audience. Somewhat different in the "manipulations", but same underlying principle. Ring scape includes more variations and a DVD. |
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wulfiesmith Inner circle Beverley, UK 1339 Posts
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Ring Scape:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMM1ha4nrDs Good magic deserves to be kept alive ... hence I would like to put this effect back into the 2013 threads. People still have no idea how I perform this. I have no business interest, other in spreading the word about good magic. This routine is quick, and it rocks. My grandson is an eagle-eye, and it knocks his socks off. Highly recommended. WulfieSmith |
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dooblehorn Inner circle Pittsburg, CA 2512 Posts
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Thanks, Wulfie, I'm with you!
I just got this trick, believe it or not, and I just love it! It's awesome, and really frys people, but it's SO easy to perform... |
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Posted: Sep 18, 2009 11:27 am 