RAILROAD GRAFFITI ART POST PHOTO's HERE

[A No.1]

Rail Road Graffiti. I know some people absolutely HATE to see the defamation of Rail Road equipment but I have also met some people who enjoy the ART WORK of it all. You have to hand it to them, Like it or Hate it, there is some talent out there.

RAILROAD ART. SHOW US THE BEST Graffiti YOU CAN FIND. POST THE PHOTO'S HERE>


Here's a small one we saw the other day.

[GTW6401]

[A No.1]

This is actually on RailPics.

[CSX_CO]

Not my photo, but this car hung around Terre Haute, IN in plastics service for a few weeks last year. INRD even parked it near Fruitridge Ave so people could get photos of it.

Practice Safe CSX

[Y@]

Don't know where the picture is, but BB has a famous boxcar that showed up on the MQT several times last summer with an interesting face.

[bnsfben]

Here is a extreme art job. (even though the art is not that great. Still a lot of paint)

[conrailfan]

A grain hopper in Hamler my dad got.

[BB]

Don't know where the picture is, but BB has a famous boxcar that showed up on the MQT several times last summer with an interesting face.

Here's the face and the thread too.
http://www.railroadfan.com/phpbb/viewto ... f=8&t=7518

[A No.1]

Not my photo, but this car hung around Terre Haute, IN in plastics service for a few weeks last year. INRD even parked it near Fruitridge Ave so people could get photos of it.

Practice Safe CSX

That's a good one.

Now that I think about it, Ive seen that car at Kelloggs in Battle Creek a few years ago.

[Mick]

Well, it does look like there's some 'talent' out there...as well as some folks with a lot of time on their hands.
Some even show at least a minimum of courtesy in not covering up reporting marks. That probably takes some of the urgency away from the railroads' need to repaint their equipment, preserving the 'art' for all to see. There's no denying that it is eye-catching.
But it's also apparent that these same people are spending an awful lot of time trespassing on railroad property. Do they climb up and down on the cars to reach all areas of their 'canvas'? Do they set up ladders or scaffolds? Small wonder railroads don't want any public---railfans or taggers---around their property these days.


Mick

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[Scooterb]

Here are a few of my shots.

[Scooterb]

If I remember we had another thread on this at one time. there is another full car shot that is someone elses that I cant find right know that is awEsome.

[Russ Hill]

Saw this one today.

[A No.1]

Linked from the Charlotte post

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=14479

[A No.1]

Today in Battle Creek Yard.

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[ConrailForever]

That has to be my favorite that I've ever seen! Very interesting piece of work.

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[amtrak1007]

I just love when its well done art. Sad that its on a train car, but that just means its constantly displayed in a new place!