An ordinary safety pin is fully examined by the audience.A finger ring is borrowed.Then...right in front of their eyes, up close and personal, the two objects impossibly melt through each other. On and off. Over and over. Like a glaring red hot knife through warm butter. At your command, inches from their face, you visually melt fibres through fibres in increasingly unexplainable ways. Then as qui
An ordinary safety pin is fully examined by the audience. A finger ring is borrowed.
Then...right in front of their eyes, up close and personal, the two objects impossibly melt through each other. On and off. Over and over. Like a glaring red hot knife through warm butter.
At your command, inches from their face, you visually melt fibres through fibres in increasingly unexplainable ways. Then as quick as the wind changes, they no longer penetrate. They are instantly handed to the audience to be examined. Left speechless.
"This is not CGI" you have to tell them. This is magic. This...is Shrapnel.
From the creative mastermind and consummate professional working magician, Kim Andersen comes Shrapnel. Taking the time-tested classic linking pins routine; he's dusted off the cobwebs and totally reimagined it into a masterpiece. Perfect for walkaround close-up situation.
Shrapnel comes with everything you need to start performing right out of the box. Including a custom carry tin, finger ring, extra accessories and not one but TWO precision made gimmicks.
Including intricately detailed instruction video, plus uncut live performances from Kim Andersen on the streets of Dublin, Ireland.
So pull the pin, get yours today and brace yourself for Shrapnel.
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An ordinary safety pin is fully examined by the audience.A finger ring is borrowed.Then...right in front of their eyes, up close and personal, the two objects impossibly melt through each other. On and off. Over and over. Like a glaring red hot knife through warm butter. At your command, inches from their face, you visually melt fibres through fibres in increasingly unexplainable ways. Then as qui