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i thought this car was pretty random.. there is no name on it

 

real fresh.

 

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one of my better benches

 

i really dig that character, very old-school new york.

 

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friggidy fresh

 

i did say there are exceptions to everything, but you got to admit there's alot of the same old shit rolling around there. that ole, its cool to do "old school looking" stock cap piece's. there are those that pull it off well,don't get me wrong. but i'm bored of seeing the same shit over and over, it always nice to see something new and fresh that makes me go "oh shit, thats different".

its the same with cities, back when different cities had different styles and you tried to step it up not and simplify and dumb it down. but i'm sure someone will step up with an arguement as to why its progression and not regression. just my opinion from being around and painting trains for a little more than a decade. its an educated one not an ignorant one.

 

oh and that chicago north western is sick, great boxcar!!!

 

cycle + jase :wub:

 

diggidy wack
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if its wack dont fking post it again

 

for real.

 

i did say there are exceptions to everything, but you got to admit there's alot of the same old shit rolling around there. that ole, its cool to do "old school looking" stock cap piece's. there are those that pull it off well,don't get me wrong. but i'm bored of seeing the same shit over and over, it always nice to see something new and fresh that makes me go "oh shit, thats different".

its the same with cities, back when different cities had different styles and you tried to step it up not and simplify and dumb it down. but i'm sure someone will step up with an arguement as to why its progression and not regression. just my opinion from being around and painting trains for a little more than a decade. its an educated one not an ignorant one. [/b][/quote]
i like that

thanks man

 

that smash and isto

 

So I was browsing YouTube, and I stumbled apon this video featuring our buddy Ume(cesu) through out the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-PHuNAYGfs