Dream Journal

[VictorS]

You could buy the Tenyo Science Magic Set on Ebay. It will cost you about the same but at least you get more tricks with it.

I considered that already Elliot, thanks for the tip. Japan online shops will be also another great solution

[SimonC]

Mine arrived today. After watching the short video I was able to do this straight away. First time I did it I laughed out loud and called my wife over, it's super visual!

[Richard W]

Super visual...super fun to watch...super cheap...perfect.

[MarkSoCal]

I agree...Penguin is a class act as far as dealers of magic are concerned, and their pricing is always competitive. They usually have video to go with any effect they sell.
I received Dream Journal a few days ago, but have not had the time to play with it ( a few too many Tenyo packages arriving at the same time!).....ha!...new collector!)
Rick Lax is an excellent presenter of magic at Penguin! One of the best. An easy going natural style....very engaging. He has a wonderful take on Tenyo's Crash Dice that really amps up the effect. I encourage everyone to check it out.....I'll be using that approach to Crash Dice.
Rick has numerous tricks available on Penguin (maybe most are exclusive?), priced very fairly, especially the downloads. I don't think anyone current today is a better teacher of magic than Rick.......just my opinion

[David DeTenyo]

With the 'sudden' birth of my son I completely forgot about this ... . I just ordered it, the price is still very affordable with free shipping to Europe

By the way I got this very cool video where my trick (the two springs) was packed in the envelope with my adress on it. Fun to watch

[BluBob]

Such great service, and support ...

I LOVE this effect!

I hook the two springs together, but keep the left spring hidden behind the the left wrist. Then, I begin to pull/stretch the springs from the fingertips, and, at the same time, pulling the hidden spring into view. The springs will appear to be moving eternally backwards while growing at the same time. Very Weird! (and fun) -=] [=-

[David DeTenyo]

I hook the two springs together, but keep the left spring hidden behind the the left wrist. Then, I begin to pull/stretch the springs from the fingertips. The springs will appear to be moving eternally backwards while growing at the same time. Very Weird! (and fun) -=] [=-

I will definately try it that way, thanks Bob!