Re: Advertising on Tangaras

["Eric Cartman" <erk_cartman@yahoo.com>]

I caught that train today (and some pics) and the ads on the outside are
bearable at least but bland when compared to some bus advertsing.

The ones on the inside were obviously designed while on an LSD bender. How
many people will sctrach their heads and ask themselves "what is IT?"


--
Eric
http://www.erk.au.com
Jane Campbell <janecampbell@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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| Funny about that.  There was a short snippet in the newspaper (yep the
| Terrorgraph) one day a couple of months ago when that set was first thrust
| upon the world with all it's stickers.  I was reading it just before I
| changed ends at Epping and had a chuckle.  Lo and behold it was the set I
| was on and I hadn't noticed.  Pretty gaudy I agree.
|
| Regards
|
| Jane
| <quaider@my-deja.com> wrote in message 8d6emt$fev$1@nnrp1.deja.com">news:8d6emt$fev$1@nnrp1.deja.com...
| > Don't know if this is new, but a tangara set I caught today (sector 3-
| > I'm normally a sector 1 man) had Ansett ads over the centre two of the
| > four black external panels between the upper and lower windows. Close
| > inspection reveals that they are stuck (painted?) over the
| > black "Tangara" plates.
| >
| > It got worse inside, as there were big ads for an internet company
| > plasted in the vestibule and on the sloping roofs of the staircases.
| > These are 'stickers' like the maps inside the carraige.
| >
| > Looks pretty ugly.
| >
| >
| > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
| > Before you buy.
|
|