This trick exist in many different names: kaleidoscope deck, rainbow deck which Trickster has and Stolen cards. There are others too. There is also another Rainbow deck that Roland is talking about, that one is not really a trick.
With a Phoenix DD, you could work out a version where the whole thing changed back to a normal (single back style, all different faces) deck for a second finale. Gilding the lily, but you could do it.
(And that explains why I do not create or sell effects - I suck at it.)
Maybe I'm missing something, but how is this different to the rainbow deck?
ReplyDeleteIt's a one way rainbow deck. Standard rainbow decks come with regular faces.
ReplyDeleteOh, mine didn't, had it for years and it is identical to this (not physically, different backs)
ReplyDeletewell that means you save money then ^^
ReplyDeleteThis trick exist in many different names: kaleidoscope deck, rainbow deck which Trickster has and Stolen cards. There are others too. There is also another Rainbow deck that Roland is talking about, that one is not really a trick.
ReplyDeleteWith a Phoenix DD, you could work out a version where the whole thing changed back to a normal (single back style, all different faces) deck for a second finale. Gilding the lily, but you could do it.
ReplyDelete(And that explains why I do not create or sell effects - I suck at it.)
Another money grabbing effort that should have been submitted to a good mag.
ReplyDeleteHumbug.