| Posted by mmi16 on August 26, 2014 | |
Intended 'personality'? Or graffiti?
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This is unusual. Christian, can you explain why the engine -- clearly not one of Thomas's friends -- has a face?
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| Posted by on August 27, 2014 | |
Do you think the trespassers will get afraid?
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Be afraid, very afraid!
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Hi
Those asymmetric Vossloh G2000 must be the ugliest loco ever built. Beating even the GE Locos in the UK.
Felix
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Hope this loco is one of a kind, and not the start of a trend!
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| Posted by David H on August 27, 2014 | |
Looks like they meant for that mmi16
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The signals almost look like they are trying to imitate the engine.
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I believe it's graffiti. However, this one is official livery: http://www.zelpage.cz/news_n/740-705-9_olomouc_28-08-07_c.jpg
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Crazy as it sounds, if US railroads wanted to generate some good P.R. with the public and make getting stopped at a grade crossing fun (for the non-railfan public) I'd say slap some faces (from whimsical to serious) on the front of some safety cabs and make it a publicity event. It could almost be a game … "Have you seen them all?"
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I love it! A unit with personality and still nowhere near as ugly as that passenger train thing running in our Pacific Northwest. More "faces".
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Very interestink!
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Paint matches the locomotive - ugly boxy piece of crap.
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| Posted by Kibu on September 28, 2014 | |
If that's graffiti, it's very good. Heck, if I were the company owner, I'd want to make that our new paint scheme. Talk about recognizable.
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