Bricked by Drew Perry

Created by: Drew Perry

Bricked by Drew Perry is a groundbreaking magic trick that combines card magic with a visually stunning Lego-themed transformation. Spectators see a custom Lego-themed deck of cards that, through a series of magical actions, transforms into a solid Lego brick. This trick is perfect for close-up, table magic, and stage performances, offering a unique and highly deceptive finale. The deck is designed to look like a genuine Lego product, complete with Lego-themed court cards and back designs, making the transformation even more surprising and logical. The trick includes multiple routines and gaff cards, allowing for versatile performances beyond the main effect.

Where to buy

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Key features

Custom Lego-themed deck that transforms into solid Lego bricks
Includes multiple routines and gaff cards for versatile performances
Angle-proof and examinable, making it practical for various settings
Tutorial covers easy-to-learn basics and advanced handlings
Refill decks available for signed card routines

Pros

Strong audience reactions
Versatile routines suitable for different performance settings
Angle-proof and examinable
Includes a comprehensive tutorial with live performances
Refill decks available for continued use

Cons

Requires a deck switch, though alternatives are provided
Refill decks may be needed for signed cards

Effect

The audience sees a deck of Lego-themed playing cards. The magician performs a card routine, often involving a signed card. At the climax, the entire deck visually transforms into a solid block of Lego bricks in the spectator's hands. The block is examinable, and the transformation is angle-proof.

Full Details

Bricked by Drew Perry is a modern take on classic effects like the Omni Deck and Solid Deception. It includes:

A custom Lego-themed deck with court cards designed as Lego characters.
A solid Lego block gimmick that matches the deck's back design.
Multiple gaff cards for additional routines (e.g., Chicago Opener, Runaway Joker).
A 3-hour tutorial with routines taught by Drew Perry and Craig Petty, covering beginner to advanced handlings.
Options for signed card routines, with refill decks available.

The trick is designed to be versatile, working for strolling, table magic, and stage performances. The Lego theme adds a playful, relatable hook for audiences.

Who Should Consider the Trick

Close-up magicians looking for a strong, visual finale to card routines.
Performers who enjoy interactive magic with signed cards or audience participation.
Lego enthusiasts or those who want a themed act.
Beginners and pros—basic handlings are easy, while advanced techniques offer depth.

Difficulty

Basic handling: Easy to learn, with the core method teachable in 15-20 minutes.
Advanced routines: Require practice (e.g., deck switches, tilt moves).
Angle management: The trick is angle-proof, but some handlings need careful timing.

What Magicians Say

Craig Petty (Magic TV): Calls it "one of the best-valued products in years," praising its practicality and audience reactions. He highlights the Lego theme as a strong hook and the gimmick's examinability.
Alex Kirk (Monster Magic Shop): Notes the "playful hook" of the Lego theme and the versatility of the included gaffs, though he mentions the card stock could be improved.
Alakazam Magic UK: Describes it as a "surprising reveal" with strong visual impact, ideal for workers.

Bricked is praised for blending innovation with practicality, making it a standout release for magicians seeking a fresh take on a classic plot.

What people are saying about Bricked

magic-tv says...

Bricked is one of the best valued products that have hit the magic community in several years and it is an absolute worker everybody knows what Lego is no matter how old you are you can know exactly what Lego is it means that you have an instant Hook when you pull out this deck of cards and then the finale Marley is something that they will never ever see coming.

monstermagicshop says...

I love this I love this I think it's great like I said it gives you a nice time delay over um the Omni deck um and the added gaffs in the card uh can work well Paris can be a prediction for so many other things that can work in with book tests and all sorts um so you can really let your imagination go.