Introducing Hair-A-Copter Card! This is Scroll Number Four in the Pro-Magic Wand Scroll series. It’s a bizarre way to perform Bob Hummer’s famous floating card trick, especially if you are performing for magicians who know the secret. Gimmicks and instructions rolled up inside a Magic Wand Scroll.
Get back to the roots of one of the most famous tricks in history. The floating, spinning card—known by such names as Helicopter Card, Hummer Card, and UFO Card—is even popular among laymen. But many people are unaware it was invented by the eccentric Bob Hummer, who suggested magicians use a long human hair to perform the trick.
In Hair-A-Copter Card, the magician admits he was inspired by Bob Hummer’s legendary, yet impractical method, and reveals a two-foot-long hair on his own head curled up and ready to go. The magician unrolls the lengthy lock, and demonstrates the trick with salon-like skill.
But what if you get caught? You don’t want to break the hair to make a clean getaway. After all, it took you years to grow it to that length. In a funny display of freak show magic, you actually—visibly—suck the hair back into your head, thwarting any wise guy spectators. And when the coast is clear, the hair crawls back out of your head to finish the trick!
- Memorable magic, hair we go!
- Easy to do! Hard not to do! Hairdo!
- Even more amazing if you’re bald!
- Watch your spectators wig out!
Hair-A-Copter Card by Aaron Smith includes two versions of the trick. One is best for magicians (as it contains a bit of exposure), and the other is all magic, perfect for lay audiences. Hair-A-Copter Card is all about delivery. Even its packaging is unique…
Pro-Magic Wand Scrolls: you’re familiar with Magic Wand Scrolls, magic’s best business card and a clever way to share the gift of magic with your audiences. Pro-Magic Wand Scrolls are the next step, intended for magicians instead of spectators. Each Pro-Magic Wand Scroll teaches a brand-new magic trick for intermediate to advanced magicians.
Hair-A-Copter Card is very easy to do. It’s one of those tricks that once you’re setup, the method is good to go and you can concentrate on your presentation. It’s magic that’s a cut above, and a little off the top.