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Promoting the Underworld

Interior and exterior of NYC subway train wrapped.

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16 years ago

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January 5, 2009

By

Big Picture Staff

History, formerly the History Channel, partnered with CBS Outdoor and Bensalem, PA-based Burton Imaging Group to promote the television network's new series, 'Cities of the Underworld,' by wrapping the interior and exterior of this MTA Subway train in New York City.

More than 550 square feet of graphics were output using a 6-color HP Scitex TJ onto Flexcon BusArt media for the train's exterior. Install time: 60+ hours.

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