A poster for the wall would be nice.

LTG : )™

I've seen the full size fine art print version of this in person, and it's very nice. A poster would be great.

I didn't know Python, so I don't want to overstep my boundaries here. Someone who knows better please put me in check if I mis-speak. My understanding was that Python was not close to his family, that they didn't want to help him at the end, and it was the pinball community that stepped up in his final days.

I'm just saying, maybe his family isn't the best place to go to as a source of a charity suggestion. If there isn't already something good in place, maybe there's something pinball related that people could suggest as a good idea, something that has the right spirit.

Poster please. American Cancer Society would be a good recipient for funds.

This deserves to be a silkscreen poster IMHO. The only way to truly honor the art.

Python made reference to some of his family in that final video, who did stick with him and were good to him. There are people here that knew him personally, and I am sure they will reach out in private to let you know.

I also agree that a screened print seems fitting for this awesome art.

One step closer to reproducing the game ?? Gosh I hope so as I'm in.

John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, Mi.
269-979-3836

I am in fora high quality piece of art. Just pm me and I'll send cash.let me know.
Peace!
Jim Tracy

I would be interested. I think there would be a ton of people interested in a repro complete game, I would think way more than BBB,AFM etc

Agree 100%, I'm in

screen print of this would be great

Just a crazy idea, but why not put the money towards some kind of research and development fund to reproduce the game? It seems like Python was pretty keen to have that happen.

Then, if the dream is ever realised, a portion of the profits from the reproduction could go towards charity.

Pinball Circus is up there with Wizard Blocks as one of the legendary games that really should have been produced.

silkscreen poster to hang next to my stern dirty Donny one would be neat.
make 100-150 of them.

I would be in...

It would be nice to see it done in a screen print, using archive paper and inks.

No idea who did it or what stocks remain etc, but FYI that's been done already, that's how I saw it.

I'd buy a poster.

I'm in on a poster.

FYI Rick is aware that Python Anghelo himself did these just before he passed away, He signed each one of them. We sold them as part of the fund raiser for Python. I personally purchased everyone of them and have some remaining. Since Python has passed away I am now simply trying to sell them at the same price which I gave to Python. The ones I purchased and sold during his last days I still gave him all the proceeds from the second sale so he ended up with 2x the funds. There were only 50 total. I think I have around 25 remaining.

The interesting thing is that I have documents that Python's contract with WMS had expired when he designed PC and WMS failed to pay Python for all his work on the game so it will be interesting to see who ultimately ends up with the rights.

Cheers,
James

A bit of trivia about Python's artwork which Rick is displaying of the Pinball Circus. The Flippy the Clown is Python and the acrobatic lady was Python's wife. Python was extremely fond of elephants so he wanted the strong elephant to ride on in the artwork, of course it was easy as it also fit the circus theme. I don't recall him saying what the tiger represented, if anything, so most likely it was just an extension of the circus theme.