Does anyone know where to get light butterflies or faeries to float with IT? Or glow products that would light up in a dark club, but light enough to float?

I saw some tiny glow sticks in one of those gumball-type machines at Toys R Us. It was only about an inch and a half long and 1/8 inch wide. You could probably float that. As for butterflies, etc, maybe take a look in your local Michaels or AC Moore, they might have something that suits you.

Kevin

The gift shops in eastern Tennessee are loaded with all types of toy and small fairy dolls. Try the tourist shops.

Bob

Just a question -- why do you want to float a light object? Wouldn't floating a heavy object be more impressive?

You can make props that looks very heavy but they are very light. Take a Table Tennis ball and paint it with metallic color and you have a heavy looking ball...

There is an effect on the market where it is a glowing ball that floats-its 4 close up.
dont remember the name , I saw it about a year ago while surfing a dealers site.
hop this helps

With the IT I have, I can only float light objects. Has anyone seen any glow in the dark playing cards or something to that nature for hummingbird effect?

The floating ball is called "Lite Flite". A very good effect, I use it alot.

Try the card float UFO. also coins, or better yey borrow a spectators drivers licence or credit card that always gets them.

Then switch in a like sized ball-bearing and hand it to spectator.

Cheers!

How about a solid metal( heavy ball).switch it in.
just thought of this on spot.im actually gonna try it.

so thanks to myslef for the idea!

I saw a magic dealer who sold little LED lights that you spin and it looks like a little flying saucer. Pretty cool. I shoulda bought one when I had the chance.

Check here.

They have thousands of things you can float... including butterflies.

http://www.orientaltrading.com

Good luck

tg

You can always get glow in the dark paint and paint the object.

Also, I think Jim Pace has a light up UFO on the market.

I just purchased some realistic butterflies at Wal-Mart a couple of days ago in the crafts section for the same thing! They come on these little wire things...you can just take those off though.



Daniel

Hank Lee still carries Steve Dusheck's "Wunderbar".

http://www.hanklee.org/xcart/customer/pr......p;page=1

At $10.00 you can't go wrong.

Tony

[quote]On 2005-02-25 14:28, tbaronio wrote:
Hank Lee still carries Steve Dusheck's "Wunderbar".


I like the Wunderbar a lot. It can be hooked up like a cigarette and do the Fearson cig routine.

Whatch David Letterman's "Will if Float" gags...

How about causing a straw to rise out of a bottle.