Twins & trapdoor
when she puts the cloth over the box the first time is when he swaps for the twin and the box will have a soft botton for the second twin to hide in
the hand after the cloth is the twin
Twins & trapdoor
Very much doubt there's a third person.
I'd say the "things to look out for" are:
1) You never see confirmation of the rear panel being secure (hint!)
2) The short delay from when the front curtain gets put on, to when you see his hand poking through
Just my observations![]()
Magic is for simple-minded people.
Edit: yep changed my mind and now it seems fairly simple. On closer inspection I agree that the hand cannot be fake as it looks too real, as always these tricks are really simple and quite boring once figured out. :/
The central pillar supporting the box actually extends quite far backwards. The simple trick of having the outer parts of it (looking head on) be in black creates the illusion that it is thinner than it actually is. Therefore it is clear that there is a 3rd person in the pillar whose hand it is we see. There is a change of the hand when the curtain first goes over, and when the magician is revealed at the end (look closely). Hence 3 people are involved.
hey, stop copying my idea!
Lol sorry, didn't see that but you did get the right solution first!![]()
I'm sticking with mine...![]()
Also 5UB, that SOMA - Phone act, is pretty damn awesome
has anyone seen that trick, normally done as a warm up where the magician tells the crowd to put their hands together, like how he's doing, and then turn them upside down and then he just flips his hands over but the crowd can't do it?
How the FRIG do you do that? I've seen 2 different people do it, one was a magician but another was just a guy giving a speech, I've watched it loads but have no idea whatsoever how he does it.
ooooh, i think i've figured it out.
the hand is real, no doubt about it - nasa can't make a fake hand that moves like that.
there are only 2 people, sort of.
a third, thin, person is hidden in the column - it is their hand that is moving most of the time - the rest of the trick is giving enough time for the man to get out and for the woman to get back in (behind the curtain). the third person stays inside the column and only pops out his/her hand at particular times.
there is 'just' enough time to do it.
watch how the box sways at certain times - thats when the man gets out and the woman gets in.