I have not owned any of these but am considering purchasing one but have a question......can the back of this effect be shown to the Audience ?

Not any one of the models I own but it shouldn't ever be needed. Your story/presentation will grab the children's attention as you lead them to the surprise ending.

I personally liked the Supreme Magic version, with a lever. Tipping the unit to make the rabbit run distracted from the story I told.

The versions I had couldn't really be shown from behind either. But that was never necessary either.

If you're looking for the Cadillac of Run Rabbit Run, check out Wolf's latest Shark version. You can see the back of the prop when you scroll down. Amazing prop, amazing artwork. All of Wolf products are built to last.

https://wolfsmagic.com/wolfsmagichomepag......y-shark/

Ken

Wolf’s Run Wolf Run is excellent also with Wacky the wolf.

Vijay

I own one... fairly old (probably MAK or Abbott's, not certain); purchased from an estate. I would largely say no. As I understand the 'flow' of the trick, I can't imagine that you'd need to, really.

Many moons ago 1959 ,I used a run rabbit run that was made from metal (Harry Stanley) UK. IT WAS QUITE HEAVY. As the years went on, I decided to move on to a much lighter ,
Today, my run rabbit run was nade by Buck Macleod. It's made from plastic and very light.
Tricky Ricky

I really like the Run Rabbit Run Props. They all get great reactions from the kids. So to all the Magicians. Keep Run Rabbit Running! Cheers!