
Complete with tubes, silks and instructions.

Just imagine your audience's amazement when you reach into thin air with a hand that's clearly empty and pluck a glowing ball of red light out of nowhere! You can pass the light from hand to hand, make it vanish and reappear, etc. A staple item in the acts of professional magicians world-wide, the incredible D'Lite is also amazingly simple to perform.

Examine the stainless steel gimmick and you will see that it's actually two pieces that fit together and slide apart for changing the strikers. The strikers should be replaced often and are attached with double sided tape. The gimmick slides together by slipping it under the bent lip on the right side. Once the gimmick is together the matches are side in from the sides, lifting the spring clip a little to make this easier. The match heads rest under the bump in the gimmick.
Note: Pull the first match out quickly so it won't ignite the second match as it is lit.

You show two regular soft-drink bottles made from glass and two normal wands. Everything rests on a nice looking tray.
Place one of the wands into one of the soda bottles and touch the wand with the other wand. Move the wand in your hand up and down. The wand in the bottle moves up and down as if connected by magnets to the other wand. (No, there are no magnets involved!)
Place one of the wands in one bottle and move the other wand in front of the other bottle up and down. It makes the same movements and moves up and down in the same way!
Something unexpected follows: After one wand has been placed in one of the bottles, the other wand is placed in the second soft-drink-bottle: Now the first wand shoots upwards as if there was not enough space for it in the bottle! The wand now levitates free inside the bottle. When you push it down, the other wand starts to levitate in the other bottle! In the end, both wands levitate inside their bottles!
At the end of this fascinating routine, you place one of the wands vertical on top of a bottle and concentrate while not making any move... the wand starts to rotate - first slowly and then faster! Take the wand in your hand and take your bow!
Is it a complicated mechanical marvel? Are wires used or is a thread running through the room? Is there a secret assistant? Nothing like that at all! The innocent-looking transparent tray contains the secret. You just have to place the wands in the bottles and everything happens nearly automatically.
Ramos Sympathetic wands comes with the special tray, detailed instructions and gimmick. You will need two wands.

You show a salt shaker. If you want you can pour a bit of real salt into a spectator hand. Now you pour all the salt into your fist and without any sleight the salt vanishes. You show the shaker absolutely empty, you cover it with a silk and in a few seconds you take off the silk to show the shaker again full of salt. Comes complete with instructions and routines.


Imagine the following: ANY card is selected and signed by the spectator. Next, you show the card case to be completely empty (it REALLY is empty) and is placed in between the hands of the spectator.
Suddenly the signed card visually disappears, only to be found INSIDE the card case that was show EMPTY just seconds ago. The best part is that everything happens in the hands of the spectator and everything may be fully examined afterwards.
Forget what you know about other card to card case effects - "FlightCase" is the one you will want to perform every time!
The brand new method is diabolically clever and the fool even the most experienced of magicians!
The full training DVD will guide you step by step on how to perform the routine, sleights and techniques.
What People are saying about FlightCase:
"You are a GENIUS! I LOVE IT!!! You are definitely onto a winner here!" - Keelan Leyser - MagicTricks.co.uk
"Direct, easy, visual and baffling, a recipe for a perfect magic trick!" - Peter Loughran
"Very clever and sure did fool me; the secret is brilliant! -Jason Palter - Paltergeist Unlimited
"A simple yet ingenious utility - Peter Eggink has a bit of the devil inside him!" - David Regal
"Flightcase looks perfect - clever, clever, clever" - Jay Sankey
Running Time Approximately: 45 min
