Flash shrinking card case by Rob Bromley

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Flash Shrinking Card Case by Rob Bromley

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Rob Bromley has done it again with his new effect, the flash shrinking card case. You remove a deck of cards from you pocket, the box is opened and the cards removed and placed on to the table. Now with a blink of an eye you show that the card case has shrunk to half it original size! You now place the mini box away and continue with your favourite card routine! This is a great way to start you card session. The gimmicked box is self-working. Unlike other versions on the market and it's very easy to perform!

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Question: Hello !

I'm looking such a gimmick, to replace mine, and I have 2 question because I want tio be sure that it is the same model :
1/ Is this card case made of thin plastic ?
2/ Is the gimmick built in TWO pieces (and not 3 !) ?
Thanks for your answer,
Regards,
J-P PALANCHINI
Answer: The answer to both your questions is no. The card case you are thinking of is possibly the John Cornilius Version