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Rails and Relics Show ~ Nov. 3rd ~ Downtown Los Angeles

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Come out and support DUER and the rest of the Rail X Rockers! This is a show that cant be missed!

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Rails and Relics Show
-November 3rd, 5-11pm
-Downtown Los Angeles
-2225 South Olive st. Los Angeles, CA 90007
-$5 cover charge

This is a freight show featuring some of the early pioneers of freight train graffiti, as well as many of the current heavy hitters. All artwork relates to the railroad, and the main feature of the show are model trains painted with original artwork from the artists. there will be food and drinks, a fat vendors booth, and free giveaways for the first 30 people. Here are some of the artists featured in the show:

Adge
Apart
Arek
Base
Big5
Blitz
Bus166
Chunk
Con
Daks
Dove
Faves
Fear
GSouth
Harsh-FS,Network
Hash-TLT
Hate
Jaber
Jase
Jero
Just195
Katch
King157
Kools
Loyer
Meex
Prae
Ricks-SAC
Sento
Sike-FU
Smash
Stae
Such
Vynal
Wink
Zen
BA Crew
Fr8 Gang
Fr8 Unit
ICR Crew
Rail X Rockers
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