Full Nelson
Video download by Chad Nelson
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The Full Nelson defines the term paper architecture as both an artistic performance and sculpture. Created with a normal pack of cards, Chad teaches you how to build a nine-packet castle using just your hands. He then teaches you how to close it so the entire deck retains its order.
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Customer reviews for Full Nelson
Anonymous
This is a GREAT cut. However, I wish there had been a note about hand size for this one. If you can't comfortably fit a card widthwise between each of your fingers without bending it, you won't be able to do this.
With that said, this is one of the most impressive false cuts I have ever seen! The teaching on this one is superb. This would be a classy shot on a business card or on your website. All in all, a great value.
With that said, this is one of the most impressive false cuts I have ever seen! The teaching on this one is superb. This would be a classy shot on a business card or on your website. All in all, a great value.
Anonymous
One of the most impressive false cuts ever displayed in 10 packets. Simply amazing.
Anonymous
No one would ever think this would be a false cut. This is really the best thing you could add when you are trying to do a full deck false shuffle, people will be stunned because of the move itself and it also lead people from thinking that you are doing a false cut.
The teaching is great, but I suggest this people who already know basic sybil moves before. Bacause Chan doesn't begin with basic sybil but rather go directly into the orders of the move itself.
The teaching is great, but I suggest this people who already know basic sybil moves before. Bacause Chan doesn't begin with basic sybil but rather go directly into the orders of the move itself.
Søren
Thats a fun and impressive to do. I Like it so great. For a few dollar you learn a great card move. So buy this no regret ,,
Garry
Great cardistry moves.
Video tutorial play time is under 5 minutes,
I would of preffered an overhead camera angle all the way through, As learning any cardistry or flourish moves, you need good camera angles to follow these moves, At the beginning of the tutorial, just getting into it, then suddenly the Camera suddenly changes angle, which was annoying.
could of given this a bit more thought.
But hey if you like doing the worm and the sybill cut, Then you will like this one, Its kind of like the next step up from these.
Video tutorial play time is under 5 minutes,
I would of preffered an overhead camera angle all the way through, As learning any cardistry or flourish moves, you need good camera angles to follow these moves, At the beginning of the tutorial, just getting into it, then suddenly the Camera suddenly changes angle, which was annoying.
could of given this a bit more thought.
But hey if you like doing the worm and the sybill cut, Then you will like this one, Its kind of like the next step up from these.
Justin
As someone with incredibly small hands (about the size of a twelve year old girl), it is possible to perform this move with small hands. Your fingers will stretch to accommodate the distance, and even if you can't, you can adjust the move so that you can bend some of the packets to make space. In fact, it's not difficult at all, and it took me less than 20 reps for my fingers to start adapting to the move. Easier than it looks! If you can do Sybil, you can do the Full Nelson.
