BLACKPOOL CONVENTION UPDATE #3

Blackpool Fig Blog #3

And still it comes! Here are the goodies to look out for today...

 

Chris Rawlins has 5 full sets of Card Games hidden under his table. He isn't 'offically' selling them and he won't mention them unless you ask him about them. The password is "THE FIG". Don't miss these.

Martin McMillan/International Magic - An Odd Card Trick. Typical Martin M brilliance. 

Russell Hall - Tarot From The Stage. An essential guide book on how to successfully use Tarot for stage shows.

Magcik Enterprises - Found Photographs book & various packs of photos. Mentalism and bizarre effects using... found photos. I can't wait to dive into this.

Victor Zatko - The Black Pearl. Quite simply THE best version of Grandmother's Necklace.

Velith Studios with Mark Lemon - Multipen. You wait years for a great Double Writer to come along, and then find two in two days! 

Velith Studios - Force Polaroids. A stack of Sven photos that the participant can handle without any suspicion. I know that because I handled them and didn't have a clue!

Thomas Sealey - Ultimus Wallet. The best 'Swiss Army Knife' wallet that I've seen. Peeks, loads, steals, switches, secret writing, card-to-wallet (in envelope), it does them all and a lot more! AND you can put cash in it like a normal wallet.

Paul Richards: 1. Sensitive Business, 2. Velocity and 3. The Read Words. Paul must be the surest bet in magic with his releases. This year, three more classics.

Christopher Parrish & Daniel Sutton - Splunk! Very clever work on the prop-less PIN divination effect.

Gay Ljungberg - TriColour Ropes. A stone cold classic. I hate rope magic, but I'm going to have to reconsider that, because I love this trip and 100% intend to perfrom it.

Happy hunting!

Please tell them that The Fig sent you.  

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And don't forget to go and get Harri Harrington's Quadra today.

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Since today is the last day of the Convention there will (obvs) be no update of what to look out for tomorrow.  

But... do check back on Tuesday, when I will be talking about my Blackpool Top 10 list. 

 

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