Magic Simulation Pigeons Magic Tricks Props for Stage Perform Lifelike Surprise Toys Props

Not as reviewed. It's made out of cardboard or paper not rubber. Doesn't collapse

First it is too flimsy to sit on your hand like in the picture in the description because it has a huge hole on the backside and collapses as soon as you pick it up. Glad I only bought one. Unfortunately it will cost more to send it back than what I paid for it.

Ive use this item in three shows and works every time and crowd is awed

If you're looking for a latex rubber bird--whether you're a comedy magician or whether you want it for some other purpose--this one is exactly as good as it looks in the photographs. That is to say, it's far from realistic, but realism isn't necessarily what you want it for.A couple of points you might need to know. First, this is a hollow latex bird. In fact, the bottom side is "open" so you can clearly see that it's hollow. Depending on your purposes, that might mean you need to be careful at what angles you allow people to see it. However, that does also mean that it's easy to fold or compress into a tighter space, after which it will easily bounce back to its "normal" position.

I've had a lot of fun with this dove when I teach. He appears suddenly and I then put dove in a large paper bag ( in which I have a flopping fish that I turn on.