QUOTE: Posted: Today, 13:39:17 by ndbprr I'd do a google serach for Rail Cruise America. Looks to me like you saw a refurbished set of cars being delivered and covered with plastic at the rebuilder so the grafitti guys don't mark them up before delivery to the customer.
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QUOTE: Originally posted by dknelson That is a special insulated wrap that Amtrak is putting on all its cars to make the air conditioning and heat more efficient, sort of like the blankets people have on hot water heaters. Amtrak hired several wrap artists to design and install the product. There will be a big article about this in Trains magazine next April. With the money Amtrak saves they hope to bring back several stored SDP40Fs into operation on high speed trains. Dave Nelson
QUOTE: Originally posted by miker2002 For those interested in the facts, it is actually a piece of modern art called "The Moving Drawing of Jheon Soocheon." RailCruise America was hired to charter the train. This website has an article about the train and the project -- http://www.artdaily.com/section/lastweek/index.asp?int_sec=2&int_new=14781&int_modo=2 This website has more information in English and Korean -- http://soocheon.com/movingdrawing/movingline/en_schedule.htm
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