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13 August 2015

New Big Met Trainpads!!




Decommissioned in 2012, the Big Met A Stock trains ran for half a century. Painted and buffed frequently from the 1980s onwards at Wembley Park, Neasden and Rickmansworth, amongst other places, the design by W S Graff-Baker has now been replaced by the S Stock series which continues to run today. Graff-Baker died almost a decade before his design came to fruition in 1961 as electrification of the lines brought forth the need for the new trains. The A stock was the only line on the Underground that had dedicated space for luggage racks and umbrella hooks inside its carriages. 



Chrome & Black bring you the opportunities to relive times past with a dedicated train pad to sketch and design pieces on. Possibly the closest the thing you’ll ever get now to a contemporary runner on the now retired stock this product contains 25 pages to represent. 


 At only £7 you can't go wrong!!

7 August 2015

Molotow Flame - Soon at Chrome & Black


From the makers of Belton spraypaint, Chrome & Black will soon be stocking Flame - a dual type brand of spraypaint consisting of a high pressure synthetic range and low pressure acrylic range suitable in combination or on their own for a wide use of applications. To visit the Flame website click here.

Competition Time!

3 August 2015

Felipe Pantone


Click here to read an interview with Felipe Pantone. He's linking up with Urban Outfitters who will be hosting an event on this Thursday, 6th August at 124-125 Princes St, Edinburgh. EH2 4AD (Over 18s only. ID required)


1 August 2015

A YEAR HAS PASSED SINCE WE LOST A FRIEND AND A TRUE LONDON GRAFFITI LEGEND. RIP King Robbo, gone but not forgotten! WRH PFB team robbo

18 July 2015

Children Of The Corn - Six Figga Entertainment


 
Children Of The Corn were a rap crew from Harlem, New York, USA, formed by Big L in the nineties. They were made up of Murda Mase, Killa Kam, Bloodshed, Herb McGruff and Big L. The collective ended after the death of Bloodshed with the surviving members going onto big things: Killa Kam became Cam'ron, Murda Mase became Ma$e and hooked up with Bad Boy Entertainment, and Big L joined up with D.I.T.C. before his own death in 1999. 
 

Writing in the 70s

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