UPY 1191

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Chuck Zeiler	General	Impressive photo, thanks. Got the flag in the bacground too, good work. Do you have any more infomation about the origin of this paint scheme?	1/14/2009 12:13:07 AM

J. Williams	General	The origin is called a "TAGGER". Cool shot!	1/14/2009 12:20:31 AM

John Briggs	General	I'm pretty sure it "taggers" were UP car dept guys. This yard isnt known for taggers & tresspassers are caught fairly quickly. The unit never left the yard so I suspect it was an employee(s). The paint used (red,yellow, silver) would all be available to the employees. Plus, I've seen "The Pacific" on several other units so I think its kind of a joke.	1/14/2009 12:06:53 PM

John Briggs	General	also, look at all of my pics of this unit & you will see this occurred over a few months time period not all at once. someone took their time	1/14/2009 12:09:32 PM

Anthony Alex	General	I think it was the UP guys too. I don't see taggers as being this useful (for the railroad) with their graffitti.	1/14/2009 10:05:12 PM

George Redmond	General	Good shot.	1/18/2009 6:55:08 PM

UPY 1191
the reverse showing someone had a lot of time on their hands for this one
Date: 11/15/2003	Location: Fort Worth, TX	Views: 635	Collection Of: John Briggs
Locomotives: UPY 1191(SW1500)			Author: John Briggs

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: UP 1191 in a flaming paint job

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