I don’t want
anyone to feel cheated that this project doesn’t depend just
on duct tape to hold the bunny box together. If it is used as a
dove production, duct tape would be fine, but put a live kicking
hopping bunny in a box and you’d better have it reinforced.
So we will still use some duct tape, just not as much. This box
is made strong to hold a bunny.
Effects:
The magician uses
a tabletop “stove” to cook up some chocolate chips into
a chocolate bunny, and then inside the “oven” the
chocolate bunny changes to a real live bunny for the finale.
If you're a
"stick-in-the-mud" and don't like chocolate, you can
use it as a "traditional" bunny box. In that version,
you draw a picture of a bunny on a chalk board, then insert the
chalkboard into the back of the box. Open up the box from time to
time to see if your drawing has “come to life.” When
you are ready to make the bunny appear, out he comes. It’s
all self-contained in the box.
Alternately, the
box can become a “mail-box” used to send Santa Claus a
letter requesting a magic bunny for your act. The letter changes
into the bunny at the end.
Can also be used
to change a bunny balloon animal into a live bunny, or pop a
round balloon and find a bunny inside, perform silks to bunny,
and probably a lot of other transformations which end up with
livestock of some type or other. A small puppy or kitten would
also fit into this box.
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