A friend of mine does the printing at an MOD location - he got sent to an exhibition today and saw this 3-D printed, gold plated example on the Canon stand.
I understand it to be a copy of some famous cup, complete with dents, scratches and nicks.
I went once, on a Sunday, having won some free tickets - it was an ordeal and I doubt I'll do it again soon.
Stafford is on at the start of February and is a lot more civilised.
As I'm sure you know, the music is extremely important in horror flicks - this might be of interest - http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/0/24083243 - I heard a programme about this recently, but I just can't find it now...
Spray cans don't always have paint in - http://www.sundayworld.com/news/courts/girl-14-sprayed-iarnrod-eireann-inspector-in-the-eyes-with-deodorant .
That's the big problem with public transport, you have to let the public on....
Graffiti is an odd thing - graffiti often attracts more graffiti.
Those who know Stoke on Trent will be familiar with the A500 (D Road) that runs through it - it's been there for forty years in what is a fairly run-down city - I noticed recently that there is virtually no graffiti anywhere along it, yet it is the sort of place that you might expect lots.
I once repainted a birdwatching hide that was plastered with graffiti - there was a really good bit in the centre of one wall and we painted round it and left it there. We got lots of criticism for doing that, but my prediction that there would be less graffiti as a result was true - there was hardly any new graffiti for many months afterwards. I'm sure that it would have been revandalised a lot quicker without our little token gesture.