The Geometrick is a classic effect, now made easy to build with Osborne Illusion plans: It's not a flimsy illusion, but rather a prop that looks the part.
This improved version of a classic mystery is brought up to date by Paul Osborne. Imagine this: Your beautiful assistant enters a cabinet barely large enough to hold her. The door is closed and instantly the illusion is turned sideways for all to see as three chrome tubes; one circular, one square and one triangular are thrust to the middle of the chamber. Spears and swords are inserted through all angles and the audience is permitted to see all the way through the tubes from all sides. There is no place to hide and she has obviously vanished, yet when all is removed from the cabinet, she steps out unharmed. This is one of magic's most incredible illusions. It's easy to build and perform. This one is a real reputation builder! Two pages plus instructions.
The plans themselves are a work of art and would make a welcome addition to any workbench or library. Three pages plus instructions.
