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Issue Number: #1692
Date: Sunday 6th October 2022
Editor: Alan Watson QSM
www.watson.co.nz
E-mail: editor@magicnewzealand.com
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Hi here is the latest news
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1. Editor's Message
2. Max Maven - Broken Wand
3. Vanish Magic Magazine 100th Issue
4. Helen Coghlan Fooled Penn And Teller Fifth Time
5. David Blaine Show, Titled "In Spades"
6. TRICS Convention On The Magic Word Podcast
7. Magic Museum Bellachini - Episode No. 9
8. No Stone Unturned - Paul Stone - Article #84
9. Tales From The Fantastic Magic Center - #17
10. ESP Do As I Do - John Carey #178
11. Results Of Potter & Potter Auctions
12. Paul Daniels Auction Details Are
13. News From The Academy Of Illusions
14 Magicseen Issue 107
15. E-zine Archives
16. Privacy Policy And Copyright Notice
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1. Editor's Message
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2. Max Maven - Broken Wand
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Article forwarded on by Hank written by Kelly Chris
Max Maven Death, American Magician Max Maven has passed
away
Max Maven Obituary, Death - Max Maven was born Philip Goldstein
on December 21, 1950 in the United States. His performances
were regarded as being smart and intelligent. He was recognized
by Magic Magazine as one of the 100 "Most Prominent
Magicians of the 20th Century" and is widely regarded
as one of the greatest mentalists of all time. On magic
shows on television, he typically performs "interactive"
mind-reading feats. Although he has been to Rome, Maven
was primarily raised in Boston, Massachusetts, where he
was born.
He began his career as a performer in nightclubs, including
Boston's legendary Playboy Club. He had previously been
a Boston radio DJ. He was not only a gifted writer but also
created several magical and mentalist effects that have
since been employed by other magicians. His magic consulting
skills have benefited entertainers including Doug Henning,
Siegfried & Roy, Penn & Teller, and David Copperfield.
He also frequently contributes to trade publications including
Genii, The Linking Ring, and M-U-M.
Over the years, he has appeared on the covers of more than
30 of these publications, including The Linking Ring, Genii
in 1983 (alongside Japanese magician Shigeo Takagi), as
well as in 2007 and 2018; and Penguin Magic Monthly in 2019.
Additionally, he has given featured performances at the
annual conferences of both the International Brotherhood
of Magicians and the Society of American Magicians.
Despite having his name officially changed to Max Maven,
he continues to write technical papers under the alias "Phil
Goldstein." Maven was regarded as a legend in the magic
community due to his extensive knowledge of the invention
of numerous illusions and techniques as well as the history
of magic. He has emphasized that it is crucial to protect
art history and acknowledge those who created ideas.
Although he doesn't consider himself a comic, Max Maven
spent a significant portion of the 1980s appearing and hosting
in comedy clubs all across the nation. In 1988, the Beverly
Hills Playhouse hosted his one-man show Thinking in Person
for two months. Twenty years later, in 2008, a larger-than-life
version of the play debuted. Later, in 2012, the play was
performed at the Off-Broadway Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex.
On several television shows, such as "Magic,"
"The Art of Magic," and "The MAXIMUM Dimension,"
he periodically appeared as a magician role (often playing
himself). He has been on television in Chile, England, Canada,
Spain, Portugal, Taiwan, Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
The traveling scientific exhibits "Magic: The Scientific
of Illusion" and "Magic of the Mind Illusion,"
which have visited science museums in locations like Boston
and Los Angeles, feature Maven. He routinely performs in
Japan and speaks the language well. He frequently speaks
about creativity and innovation at the EG Conference.
In Count DeClues' Mystery Castle, a 1992 Halloween special
on FOX, he played the title role. On The World's Greatest
Magic, NBC's highest-rated program of 1994, he performed
his interactive magic. He was the host of the Israeli television
show Mi Yapil Et Ha Master ("Who Can Fool The Master?"),
which was modeled off Penn & Teller: Fool Us. He also
served as a judge on a number of Celebracadabra episodes
in 2008.
He appeared in a number of sitcoms and TV dramas, including
"The Great Mentos" in the 1995 episode of Fresh
Prince of Bel-Air called "Save the Last Trance for
Me," "Drive, She Said" in the episode of
Mork & Mindy from 1982, and episodes of General Hospital
and Top Chef. In addition to being featured in the 2019
documentary The Amazing Jonathan, directed by Ben Berman,
he was also interviewed by the Los Angeles Times regarding
recent happenings at The Magic Castle.
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3. Vanish Magic Magazine 100th Issue
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Message by Paul Romhany - Editor Vanish Magazine
If you don't subscribe then check this out here ...
https://digitalvanishmagazine.com/mag/0694679001665703510
While we have done 118 issues this is our 100th official
issue - the 18 were special editions.
Digital publications have just changed for the future and
Vanish is at the cutting edge.
Gone are the days of just getting a PDF. We have been working
with a team of designers and this issue and all those to
come will include mobile versions of the magazine so you
can read it on your phone or tablet - all major articles
will come as text making it so much easier to read.
The Desktop version will remain the same and you don't have
to do anything. The coding we developed will detect what
you are reading it on and adjust accordingly. Gone are the
days of the PDF and now the digital magazine as we know
it has changed forever!!
Inside:
Feature story - Xavier Mortimer - social media sensation
and Las Vegas headliner. He has amassed over 7 billion views
and 15 million combined followers on social media.
Looking back at 100 issues - Paul Romhany takes a look
back at the past 11 years and 100 issues of Vanish. From
the beginnings to where it is now - the world's largest
read magic magazine providing stories that are current and
up to date.
2020 AMA Awards - Nick Lewin gives a rundown of the award
night with great photos supplied by The Magic Castle.
Product Highlight - Art Decko - Greg Gleason's latest effect
- be sure to get the VANISH special deal inside the magazine.
Buster's Back - Ben Robinson visits and performs at a gathering
for one of the greatest silent film comedians Buster Keaton.
Find out the connection Buster has with a famous magician.
The Van Hargen Twins - Fresh from their Fool Us Performance
we get the world's first exclusive interview with these
incredible twins from the UK.
Breaking the Magician's Code - Gustav Kuhn looks at the
scientific evidence behind exposing secrets. Part One of
a Two part essay.
ThoughtCast 2.0 - Product Highlight - the most advanced
electronic impression device on the market.
Step by Step - An unusual card routine by Patrick Kuffs
that will fool everybody.
Take Out Production - Louie Foxx shares a novel production
box made from a takeout box.
Let's Taco Bout It - Christopher T. Magician shares some
valuable lessons about performing for kids.
Hanky Pranky - Dancing Hanky by Wayner Rogers - in memory
of Wayne we are reproducing one of his prized routines -
the dancing hanky for every occasion.
Wild Ways - Ben Harris shares an incredible card routine
from his latest book.
The Pendulum Knows - Richard Webster's routine with a Pendulum
Cards that tell a story - Felicity Fields introduces us
to a new deck of cards and an amazing story about Rosemary
Reid.
Illusion Design - The Bunny Box - full illusion plans over
12 pages - complete detailed drawings by Nigel Harrison.
Kids Magic by David Attwood - an eye opener for working
for kids.
Reviews - Forecast by Craig Petty, Hundo Heist by Artifice
& Craft, Banded by Tim Trono, The Haunted Key Deluxe
by Murphy's Magic, Socks Holiday Season by Michel Hout and
a very special review of The Apprentice Series by Murphy's
Magic!
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4. Helen Coghlan Fooled Penn And Teller Fifth Time
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Message by Helen Coghlan (Australia)
Thank you to everyone who has sent messages of congratulations
on my latest Penn and Teller: Fool Us appearance which has
just gone to air in the US. I'm really proud to have fooled
the boys for the fifth time (the first person to do so).
Of course Dad (Arthur Coghlan) is the brains behind all
my successes on the show and, once again, I performed a
couple of his inventions. Thanks to Connie Boyd, here's
the YouTube clip: https://youtu.be/wJLmQJH5XR0
On Penn and Teller's recent Australian tour they visited
us at home where we shared the secrets with them.
Earlier this year, the ABC program Australian Story did
an episode featuring Dad. It was a great production and,
if you'd like to see it, here is the link: https://youtu.be/K0vFUEY1FuM
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5. David Blaine Show, Titled "In Spades"
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Message by Lupe Nielsen (US)
Last night, my friend Ray Lum and I, went to see the David
Blaine Show, titled "In Spades", at the new Resorts
World here in Las Vegas.
The show was truly a remarkable experience. For two hours
(including a fifteen minute intermission). David kept us
on the edge of our seats, presenting some very clever material.
Yes, he did some magic classics: Like the card in mouth,
or finding a bill in an impossible location. But each piece
was "Blaine-fied" for his show. Who else would
perform a card to mouth while your lips were sewn shut with
a needle and thread by two audience members?
Who else would make a vanished ring reappear, by swallowing
a coat hanger, inserting it into the stomach and pulling
the ring out with it?
No one can do what David Blaine did last night.
He opened his show with an impressive version of Vertigo,
and held his breath underwater for ten minutes on the second
part of the show. The man is not human.
But what in my opinion made the show even more remarkable,
was David Blaine himself. He was instantly likable the moment
he walked on stage. There was not a single hint of showoff,
arrogance or pretentiousness on that man. He does have a
mysterious charisma about him, though, and never takes anything
for granted. He takes his time with the magic, and never
rushes the effects. He also listens and cares about his
audience. When he asks the spectators for their name, he
truly listens, remembers and empathizes with them.
Through David Blaine, for the first time ever, I understood
Houdini. Nowadays in 2022, in spite of all the noise, social
media, information overload, cynicism and short attention
span, David Blaine, went into a water tank and held his
breath for TEN minutes. The audience just sat there, mesmerized…
(Perhaps what was most impressive was that short-attention-spanned
2022 audiences could hold their attention for more than
five seconds!) Ten minutes… Just watching someone hold
their breath… It was incredible…
Now I finally understand why Harry Houdini was so special…
imagine audiences at the turn of the 20th century (where
there were not as many distractions) watching a stunt man
and escape artist like Houdini. I didn't know how powerful
it can be to watch someone like David Blaine hold their
breath for such a long time.
Due to the physical nature of the show, David Blaine only
performs his show TWICE a MONTH. From my understanding,
he has a two year contract. I would be amazed if he can
endure the entire run, as he does risk his life with every
performance he does.
If you have the opportunity, do go and see this show. It
is a special experience, that will never be seen, duplicated
or imitated ever again.
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6. TRICS Convention On The Magic Word Podcast
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Message by Scott Wells (US)
This week we are attending our last magic convention of
the year, TRICS (Carolina Close-Up Convention) in Charlotte,
North Carolina. As we normally report, you can hear conversations
with the organizers, registrants, talent and dealers as
we bring you thought, comments and reactions from what's
happening at the convention in two daily updates. The first
is a two day report covering the few activities from Thursday
night the everything that happened (or will be happening)
on Friday. The link here may not be active until sometime
late Friday night or early Saturday morning (depending on
your time zone).
To listen to the podcast, see photos from the convention,
and maybe even some videos, please visit: https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwellsmagic/722-trics
Then come back the next day for the final day report at:
https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwellsmagic/723-trics
And don't forget to sign up for our podletter so you can
keep in the loop on upcoming episodes plus suggestions from
the archives for past episodes, like Episode #600 with Max
Maven. In case you missed that one or would like to hear
his voice one more time, please visit: https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwe.../600-max-maven
And if you enjoy the podcast, I appeal to you to consider
giving us a five star rating on your podcast provider along
with some nice comments.
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7. Magic Museum Bellachini - Episode No.9
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Message by Wittus Witt (Germany)
What do I show in a museum dedicated to the art of magic?
For me, this is the first and most difficult question to
answer. The word museum, from its origin, describes a collection
of cultural goods and it is a permanent institution at the
service of society that researches, collects, preserves,
interprets and exhibits tangible and intangible heritage.
And, of course, the museum is meant to be public.
For me, this definition does not mean that I simply show
everything I have in a room. I want to explain the art of
magic in a certain way with the exhibits. In other words,
to show where the art of magic comes from and how it has
developed. Visitors to the museum should learn that the
art of magic is just as important a cultural asset as painting,
theatre and all other performing arts. It is therefore important
to find a structure for the museum.
The main focus will be on my magic boxes, whose history
can be traced back to the early 19th century. Magic boxes
played an important role in spreading the art of magic more
widely, because the boxes brought magic into people's living
rooms. Furthermore, they show the development not only of
magic, but also of the arts involved, such as bookbinders,
painters, graphic artists and craftsmen.
Among my oldest magic boxes are some exhibits from the
19th century, dated around 1840 to 1880.
At the opening, however, I will be able to present a very
special magic box. It is not in my possession, but I am
receiving it on loan. The box dates back to 1830 and was
procured by the famous German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
Goethe was an admirer of the art of magic and gave this
magic box to his grandchildren for Christmas. Today the
box belongs to the Goethe Museum in Düsseldorf and
after many weeks I managed to get this box on loan for a
few months. In my Magic-Pedia you can see this Goethe magic
box:
http://www.zauber-pedia.de/index.php?title=Zauberkasten
Next time we will continue with episode 10.
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8. No Stone Unturned - Paul Stone - Article #84
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Message by Paul Stone (US)
The last week has been an usually busy one for me, with
a different event to attend seemingly every day.
I was invited to a preview of the new AWAKENING Show at
the Wynn Hotel & Casino here on the Las Vegas Strip.
This highly anticipated show is replacing the long running
Le Reve Show.
As this was the very first preview with an audience, and
the official opening night isn't for a couple of weeks on
November 7th, it wouldn't be fair to or accurate to write
a detailed report until the show has properly bedded in.
What I will say is that the lighting and staging is incredible,
and that you could only see a show of this calibre and scale
in Las Vegas. And any show that has Sir Anthony Hopkins
as the narrator is going to be top drawer. And there are
several magic illusions in the show courtesy of the creative
genius that is Paul Kieve. But more about this in a few
weeks time!
I mentioned last week about a special fundraising event
in aid of the Las Vegas Neon Museum being held at Siegfried
& Roy's original home, the Jungle Palace.
It was an unforgettable evening, and brought back many
memories of some wonderful and magical occasions spent with
Siegfried & Roy at this special venue. Elaine Wynn,
owner of the Encore Hotel & Casino, introduced the 'Evil
Queen' herself, Lynette Chappell, who welcomed everybody
and told a few stories about some of the amazing times she
shared at the Jungle Palace with the 'Masters of the Impossible'.
The 200 VIP guests were able to explore this spectacular
house and gardens and see it in all its splendour for possibly
the last time.
The house sits on six lots and so sadly it will probably
be sold to a developer. In my opinion, and that of many
others, this iconic property should be protected and maybe
even turned into a museum. Unfortunately, as it is located
in a residential area, this may not be easy to accomplish,
but in the words of Siegfried, 'nothing is impossible'!
A couple of days ago, I received a message and video clip
from my good friend and the Italian 'Maestro' himself, SILVAN,
about a big magic show taking place at the largest theatre
in Rome from 16th - 20th November, in which he is the 'Guest
Star'. At 86 years of age, he is still as impressive as
ever… fantastico!
This weekend I am attending a movie premiere at the Magic
Castle in Hollywood. The movie is the brain child of, and
directed by, Dave Baram, who amongst his other credits is
Criss Angel's personal manager. Dave has a hugely impressive
CV, which includes also managing the careers of several
major movie stars, amongst them Leonardo Di Caprio.
And he is also a talented magic performer in his own right,
currently appearing in a sold out intimate 'Modern Parlor
Show' at the Millenium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles as
his alter ego, David Carlo.
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9. Tales From The Fantastic Magic Center - #17
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Message by Kent Cummins, Director (US)
The Halloween Horror Hop!
Did you do anything interesting for Halloween this year?
Back in the late fifties and early sixties, my friend John
Schexnaydre and I put on a series of Spook Shows in conjunction
with record hops, sponsored by WLCS, a local radio station.
We called the first one a "Halloween Horror Hop,"
and it was so successful that we just called them, "Horror
Hops," and kept producing them while we were students
at Baton Rouge High School.
Unlike the Midnight Ghost Shows which appeared at movie
theatres, we did not partner with a horror movie. Today
it would be easy to project a movie on any blank wall, but
this was before videotapes, and long before computers streaming
movies.
A record hop typically ran for a few hours as a special
radio station promotion, and kids came to listen to the
music, meet the Disk Jockey, win prizes…and maybe even
dance a little bit. It was also a place for young guys and
girls to meet. They were often held in local recreation
centers, and usually cost 25 cents to get in.
We added a magic show to the mix, but we did make the magic
show well-themed, so it was truly a magical Spook Show.
I used my Victory Carton Illusions book to make a Haunted
House out of a refrigerator carton, and I had purchased
a bunch of masks from my favorite magic store.
Our prize attraction was a pair of luminous, jointed plywood
skeletons which I had purchased from a retired vaudeville
magician for the blackout. One of our close friends had
a recording studio, so we had a great soundtrack with music
and screaming during the blackout.
It was SPOOK-tacular! Spec-DRACULA! Truly TERROR-ific!
The Fantastic Magic Center is dedicated to preserving and
sharing the art of magic. Check out my free weekly podcast
at:
www.FantasticMagicCenter.com
kent@magichotline.com
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10. ESP Do As I Do - John Carey #178
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Message by John Carey (UK)
http://www.johncareymagic.co.uk/
I've grown quite fond of effects with ESP cards lately,
providing they don't drag on forever. The following do as
I do piece fits the bill as a strong interactive piece that's
short and sweet.
You will require two sets of the five standard symbols,
comprising of circle, cross, wavy lines, square and star.
Bring out the cards and display the faces as you make your
opening monologue. Hand one set of five cards to a spectator
and retain the other. Both of you then freely shuffle your
packets a few times as you talk about an experiment in thoughts
and replication of actions.
Ask your helper to take a peek at the bottom card of their
packet and to put the thought of that symbol into their
mind. You supposedly do the same with your packet, but in
fact just ignore what you see. Now we will walk and talk
the spectator through a quick, simple down/under mix. Deal
your top card face-down and have them do the same. Then
take the next card and place it under the packet as once
more they copy you. Continue the down/under deal with your
helper, you both dropping the last card of each packet on
top. This secretly sets the symbol they are thinking of
to third from top.
Swap packets as you comment on how both of you are merely
thinking of a symbol. Ask them to shuffle their packet.
You simply reverse the order of your packet with an overhand
shuffle and then repeat this, retaining their card third
from top. "Please take out the symbol you are thinking
of and I will do the same." Build the effect up and
then turn both cards up to reveal a perfect match.
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11. Results Of Potter & Potter Auctions
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Message by Rebekah Kaufman for Potter & Potter Auctions
(USA)
I am excited to announce the results of Potter & Potter
Auctions' October 30th Salon De Magie - The Klosterman Collection
Part III event.
The sale realized an astonishing $1.2 million, with the
absolute highlight being lot #68, Houdini's Automatic Flowering
Rosebush. This extraordinary illusion traded hands at $324,000,
nearly 13x its low estimate!
My contact information is below if I can be helpful in
any other way.
Rebekah Kaufman for Potter & Potter Auctions
617-955-7215
rebekah@potterauctions.com
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12. Paul Daniels Auction Details Are
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Message by Debbie McGee (UK)
The details of the auction are:
23rd and 24th November 2022 Special Auction Services Newbury,
England
It is of course like most auctions now online specialauctionservices.com
Telephone 01635 580595
The director dealing with the collection is Thomas Forrester
Email: thomas@specialauctionservices.com
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13. News From The Academy Of Illusions
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Message by Jay Scott Berry (Australia)
In November 1978, a few months after I started working
at Hollywood Magic, a rather odd looking gentleman walked
into the store. Introducing himself as Phil, he had just
moved to LA from Boston. That wasn't unusual, as many of
us were drawn, from across the country, to this Mecca of
Magic. He quickly became one of the 'regulars', coming in
daily and hanging out for an hour or more.
Phil was quite knowledgeable in Magic, skilled in Mentalism
and had a penchant for Packet Tricks. In fact, almost every
time he came in, he eagerly showed off his latest moves
and routines. Soon, he connected with T. A. Waters, who
was also a 'regular'. I struck up a friendship with both
of them and enjoyed many long, insightful conversations.
Soon, he was selling his books and effects at the store.
About the time I started performing at The Castle, his
star was also rising. Being equally adept at Close-up as
well as Stage, he was able to perform in all three main
Showrooms. In fact, the first show we did together was in
The Palace of Mystery. A few months later, we performed
at the PCAM Convention at LA's famous Bonaventure Hotel.
The Gala Show was filmed by NHK TV, and then broadcast to
millions of viewers across Japan. This helped launch both
of our international careers and, specifically, opened up
the Japanese Market, which he was able to parlay into a
lifetime of stardom there.
Over the ensuing years, we met, time and again, somewhere
in the world, at Conventions in the US, Italy, Canada, England,
Holland, France and even Hong Kong. Almost 20 years later,
we were both headliners on the 1997 FISM in Dresden. The
following year, we were both performing and lecturing at
4F. By then, he had gained international acclaim as a performer,
author and creator. And besides the bond of friendship,
we always held a mutual respect for each other.
The man I'm speaking of is, of course, the one and only
Max Maven. Sadly, a few years ago, his health took a turn
for the worse. And just yesterday, he embarked upon that
greatest adventure, to the Magic Castle in the sky. Upon
hearing of his passing, I am flooded with memories, from
countless card tricks to International Galas, from late
night talks at Hollywood coffee shops to packed house lectures,
somewhere in the world. Max was truly one-of-a-kind, and
has left an indelible impression on the Art.
One of the blessings of having a photographic memory is
that I can still see him, sitting on the barstool at Hollywood
Magic, showing his latest card miracle. And if we didn't
give a reaction that he felt was appropriate to the effect,
he would exclaim, indignantly, "What? Only me and God
can do that!" I laughed then, as I laugh now. So, as
Bill Larsen would say, Aloha dear friend. It was a pleasure,
and an honor, to share this adventure with you.
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14. Magicseen Issue 107
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https://www.magicseen.com/
£4.50 - £6.00
This issue we talk with Vegas & Lopez.
Here's what's in issue 107
The Magic of F1 - Nigel Mansell
Vegas & Lopez
Readers' Letters
The View From Behind The Stand
Masterclass
Pro Tips - Part #4
The Magic Crb
Happy Memories - Ian Adair
Pro Tips - Part #5
Meir Yedid
Dealer Shoutouts
Pro Tips - Part #6
Tony Nicholson
Roberto Forzoni
Product Reviews
Goodbye - And Thanks
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