magickmaker
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Faced with the problem of having to repaint an aging CP locomotive, Mission Terminal went a route people might not have expected. Instead of paying some rebuilding company to do it, they instead "Donated" the locomotive to act as a canvas for a local art group and encouraged Graffiti artists to have fun with the locomotive.
This has produced one of the most INTERSTING paint schemes ever, one I would kill to see in Trainz.
Quote from one of the articles (Photos to follow.)
"It’s so rare in fact, Northway thinks this might be one of the first times ever that artists have had safe and legal access to the sought-after mobile canvass of a train. When she told graffiti artists in other cities what the collective was doing, they couldn’t believe it."
“It’s an awesome way for (young artists) to experience train painting without going illegal and without having to worry about being hurt. It’s all very safe,”
http://www.tbnewswatch.com/entertainment/219033/Right-track
Second article:
Artists were required to attend at least two days of workshops to be able to participate in the project
http://artbridges.wordpress.com/201...t-collective-graffiti-project-thunder-bay-on/
Note: I have contacted the group, and they're willing to send good side on photos and all around photos of the locomotive and work for me to pass off on anyone that wants to reskin an SD into this!!!
This has produced one of the most INTERSTING paint schemes ever, one I would kill to see in Trainz.
Quote from one of the articles (Photos to follow.)
"It’s so rare in fact, Northway thinks this might be one of the first times ever that artists have had safe and legal access to the sought-after mobile canvass of a train. When she told graffiti artists in other cities what the collective was doing, they couldn’t believe it."
“It’s an awesome way for (young artists) to experience train painting without going illegal and without having to worry about being hurt. It’s all very safe,”
http://www.tbnewswatch.com/entertainment/219033/Right-track
Second article:
Artists were required to attend at least two days of workshops to be able to participate in the project
http://artbridges.wordpress.com/201...t-collective-graffiti-project-thunder-bay-on/



Note: I have contacted the group, and they're willing to send good side on photos and all around photos of the locomotive and work for me to pass off on anyone that wants to reskin an SD into this!!!