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Airborne

myles thornton

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Special Thanks: Special thanks to all the members of the PDMC for supporting my magic and a very special thanks to my editor Declan.

The magician takes the spectator's free selected card and places it in the middle of the deck, the deck then suddenly flips 360 degrees in mid air (TG Murphy deck flips)and while "Airborne" one card flies out and lands in the magician's hand. The spectator's card.

JAMES BROWN (The professional opportunist ) "A delightfully visual card production"

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This is a very visual effect that I'm sure your audience will enjoy. I gave it four stars instead of five because I thought Myles could have explained his card control and the mechanics of doing the effect with a rubber band better (I'm a cotton-headed ninny muggins and need things spelled out). Also, this effect requires a lot of practice. Once you have it down pat, though, it's pretty cool.

Springfield, Massachusetts • Mar 9th, 2021

Thanks for the video. I do wish you would have given credit to T.G. Murphy for the deck flip and Dan and Dave Buck who do this with the single card during a molecule cut (if memory serves me right). Good video quality, though. Just nothing original here except maybe the rubber band but even then, that procedure is used during a location effect.(classic card magic). Worth the free download, just please credit folks so their work isn't in vein.

Warsaw • Apr 1st, 2013

One word, amazing.

Australia • Mar 21st, 2013

This trick is amazing and hard to figure out when in a performance.

USA • Mar 4th, 2013

I love this! I think it is a really fun card production that you will have fun practicing. Also, it's completely impromptu which I love. It may not be the best trick in my repertoire but I like to perform it as a one off. It's a cool little cute trick that you guys should download and learn.

England • Mar 1st, 2013

Great idea, just a bit hard to master.

USA • Feb 24th, 2013

Looks pretty nice, but it's hard to master. I've been playing a lot of 52 pick up with this.

USA • Jan 31st, 2013

A bit knacky, but once you get it, it's awesome. And the best part is it's free!

U.K. • Dec 10th, 2012

This is awesome, but it's a little bit tricky at first when you're learning it.

Sweden • Dec 9th, 2012

This is actually really great for a free effect. Of course, I think it's kind of knacky but that might just be me. It's impressive and it's a nice touch to any magic routine.

Illinois • Nov 26th, 2012

Amazing trick. I actually discovered this before I realized it was on The Wire - completely by chance. I was terrible at the deck flip and the top card kept flying off. Never actually realized it could be turned into a trick :D

Trobec • Nov 23rd, 2012

Wow - an amazing production which actually managed to FINALLY teach me the T.G. Murphy deck flip! And it's free! Very impressive.

England • Nov 5th, 2012

This is a cool way to produce a card!

London • Oct 21st, 2012

This is a very nice effect. It's a bit knacky, but still an amazing card production. I'll definitely use this!

United States • Oct 17th, 2012

This production is a really cool move and can be used in so many different ways! I can't believe it's free!

England • Oct 7th, 2012

This is a very cool move! I never even thought about it, but I will use it a lot now. It should cost money, get it while you can!!!! It also helped me realize why my deck flip never worked. THANKS SO MUCH!!!!

USA • Sep 25th, 2012

Really nice trick. This also works as a cool one card production. Keep up the good work, man!

USA • Sep 25th, 2012

This movement is absolutely amazing! I think it's a must learn for all magicians. A brilliant work of art!

Santiago, Chile • Sep 24th, 2012

Decent move that I will definitely incorporate into my routines!

Ireland • Sep 24th, 2012

Thanks everyone for all the great reviews! Never thought it would take off like this! Check out my YouTube : MylesMagicThornton and if you want any advice or just want to talk - add me on facebook: Myles Sparkly Thornton, don't ask about the middle name! Thanks again, more tricks hopefully coming soon. :)

Southampton, UK • Sep 23rd, 2012

Amazing effect, a little difficult, but is very visual and original. Congratulations.

Venezuela • Sep 23rd, 2012

This always happens to me by accident, I just never knew how to apply it as a trick. Good to know I'm not the only one that knew about this move. :)

Virginia Beach, VA • Sep 23rd, 2012

Thank you Myles. This is a GREAT trick. I really like it. Keep it up!

Iceland • Sep 22nd, 2012

This has to be the greatest sleight of hand ever. I love this trick. It fooled lots of people.

United States • Sep 22nd, 2012

Two stars docked for spelling it "Slight of Hand".

Seattle, WA • Sep 22nd, 2012

This trick is too cool. Would have probably paid the same amount as I did for Jump.

Canada • Sep 22nd, 2012

I like this because it happened to me every time when I was learning the deck flip, but I outgrew it and couldn't get the card to pop out! Thankfully Myles came along and taught us again! Great quality, the teaching could have been a bit better, but who can complain with this set for free?!

New York • Sep 22nd, 2012

I always had a problem with one card falling out when i did the deck flip. Now it's a trick, and a brilliant trick too. I would have paid about $3 for this as well :)

Surrey, UK • Sep 21st, 2012

In the same vein as Lennart Green's top shot. However it's easier, more 'magical', prettier, and more fun to show off!

Surrey, England • Sep 21st, 2012

Yes! it took the magic community about 10 years for someone to create a card production using the TG Murphy deck flip. Finally this genius was able to do it! Thank you, Myles Thornton! Thank you very very much :)

New York • Sep 21st, 2012

I really like this. It has a very cool feel to it and it is EXTREMELY easy to do (achieved it perfectly on my first try after watching the very basic explanation).

United States • Sep 20th, 2012

I'm always a big fan of anything aerial and this is great. An awesome sleight that is fun to do!

Woodbury Prison • Sep 19th, 2012
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