In my secret library, the Inner Sanctum, I disclose more magic secrets. Today, I give you my reconstruction of Derek Dingle's very convincing card routine, "Optical Aces Assembly". Visit the VIP Room to sign up for access.
Needed: 2 ordinary decks of playing cards and a table.
The magician takes the 4 aces from a deck of playing cards and lays them in a row on the table. After counting off another 12 cards, the aces are turned face down, to show their back colour differs from the rest of the deck. One ace is selected and left on the table. The other 3 aces are placed in a 2nd row. Each ace now receives 3 additional cards. Subsequently, each pack of 4 cards is shown, having us notice that the other 3 aces are missing from their pack, and have all assembled in the one pack in the front row.
We have the opportunity to see one skilled performance by Tadashi Akimoto as found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgAFTqLY5AE. Unfortunately, as explained in another article:mr. Akimoto used too much video editing. Since this reconstruction is based on that performance, chances are several key points differ from the original routine by mr. Dingle. Any comment to improve handling is welcome.
The reconstruction is quite lengthy and takes some practice.
Visit the VIP Room now, for instructions on how to gain access to this reconstruction in my Inner Sanctum library of magic secrets.
The magician takes the 4 aces from a deck of playing cards and lays them in a row on the table. After counting off another 12 cards, the aces are turned face down, to show their back colour differs from the rest of the deck. One ace is selected and left on the table. The other 3 aces are placed in a 2nd row. Each ace now receives 3 additional cards. Subsequently, each pack of 4 cards is shown, having us notice that the other 3 aces are missing from their pack, and have all assembled in the one pack in the front row.
We have the opportunity to see one skilled performance by Tadashi Akimoto as found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgAFTqLY5AE. Unfortunately, as explained in another article:mr. Akimoto used too much video editing. Since this reconstruction is based on that performance, chances are several key points differ from the original routine by mr. Dingle. Any comment to improve handling is welcome.
The reconstruction is quite lengthy and takes some practice.
Visit the VIP Room now, for instructions on how to gain access to this reconstruction in my Inner Sanctum library of magic secrets.
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