Anti-Gravity Invisible Deck Display by Alan Wong

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This is a magical anti-gravity deck display stand and object of curiosity.

It looks magical enough by itself and illogically logical to lead into the play for the invisible deck routine where you take the clear box off the anti-gravity stand, open it up and take out an invisible deck and proceed to perform.

You can also use the stand to showcase your favorite deck of card (empty card box only) apparently defying gravity in a very magical way.

The stand is a DIY set of mini building blocks you need to put together by yourself with the simple instructions.

Each unit comes with the mini plastic blocks for the anti-gravity display stand (which you need to assemble) and the custom printed clear plastic card box with INVISIBLE DECK printed on it.

Great DIY magical art piece for your home, office, magic shop, magic room. Have an invisible deck ready with you always - Then wait till someone ask you what it is!

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Amazing Timbo Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on October 11th, 2022

Pretty cool. Can’t decide if I’m going to paint it:)
It’s a great conversation piece.

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Glue it Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on October 12th, 2023

Use model glue this is something that has people taking a double take

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Arrived with a broken piece Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on February 6th, 2024

I was so excited for this, but it arrived with one of the Lego chains broken. I tried contacting Penguin through email, but they only responded once to say they didn’t see the attachment. I resent with the attachment and followed up (after waiting multiple days in between each email), but no one is responding. I’m quite disappointed, as this looks very cool and everything except the broken piece was great. If they sent a replacement piece, I would give this 5 stars, but I can’t in good judgment give five stars since it arrived broken and no one has done anything to help make it right.

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worth time saving to buy this Report this review

Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 12th, 2023

Directions and parts lists on this "tensegrity" LEGO construction are ubiquitous on the internet, but at the current price point of $10 I posit this is worth it for the amount of time you save. I actually purchased all of the necessary LEGO parts separately (including some redundant cosmetic pieces). Though the cost of the individual pieces easily adds up to under $10, you'll spend time finding and identifying the necessary pieces. Rule of thumb is pieces cost $5 so you really are paying for the convenience of Alan Wong doing all the legwork for you. Fairly easy to put together if you're a LEGO enthusiast, but nothing tricky for others. And since you get the bonus card case this is one of those items that's fairly priced.

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