Eastern Railroad Discussion > Interesting Graffiti on NS.

Some interesting Graffiti seen in GA on NS in the last week. Some of these cars must of been parked for a while to get whole cars painted!

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A lot of artistic talent being wasted on railcars!
Gonut

Some good stuff right there! Keep on posting any cool art you find. Here is a different "OZZY" on a CP rack..



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/02/26 18:27 by CSX2605.

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Someone has WAAAYYYY to o much money and time to be doing this crap. 

And do they breath in the fumes too? If so, that's a lot of fumes.

Victor Baird

gandydancer4 Wrote:
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> Someone has WAAAYYYY to o much money and time to
> be doing this crap. 

Nice artwork thanks for sharing. I realize quite a few T.O. members would rather look at a unit train of unifom dul grey grain hoppers and seem to be disturbed to no end by artwork like this, but to me, and many people, interesting grafitti adds variety and enhances the train watching experience. 

Soo715 Wrote:
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> Nice artwork thanks for sharing. I realize quite a
> few T.O. members would rather look at a unit train
> of unifom dul grey grain hoppers and seem to be
> disturbed to no end by artwork like this, but to
> me, and many people, interesting grafitti adds
> variety and enhances the train watching
> experience. 

Plus it covers the rust.

Posted from iPhone

Doug Wetherhold
Macungie, PA

Looking at this recent thread, it’s a good thing somebody is putting paint on freight cars.

https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,6114393

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Doug Wetherhold
Macungie, PA

I used to be a hater but have come around to appreciate the art on some of the cars. It really does enhance one's viewing of a passing freight that's for sure. lol.

LC

I don't know how these are being painted, but I would be real mad If my custom order truck/car 
ended up with paint on it thru the open slats. Hopefully these are all empty/stored when painted. 

My wife loves to see these.  ME, not so much.
Every time I see one, it reminds of a one-day visit to Budapest, Hungary back in mid-1990s.  Soon after the Soviet collapse, Hungary was now "free" but looked like any other third-world country under communist rule.  

In addition to paint, do these guys carry extension ladders, chalk lines and tape measures? 

I don't care to see the junk painted on freight cars either. There are a few who produce amazing pictures however. 98% is total crap and for that it's great they are breathing the fumes ! :)

Posted from Android

I have always said it reminds me of the ghetto. It makes me feel sad for humans that are trapped in that environment.

Victor Baird

redberan4449 Wrote:
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> My wife loves to see these.  ME, not so much.
> Every time I see one, it reminds of a one-day
> visit to Budapest, Hungary back in mid-1990s. 
> Soon after the Soviet collapse, Hungary was now
> "free" but looked like any other third-world
> country under communist rule.  



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/04/26 12:56 by wabash2800.

redberan4449 Wrote:
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> Every time I see one, it reminds of a one-day
> visit to Budapest, Hungary back in mid-1990s. 
> Soon after the Soviet collapse, Hungary was now
> "free" but looked like any other third-world
> country under communist rule.  
You mean like third-world Oakland, CA?  ;)

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