2016 Print & Publishing

STRANGE THINGS

TitleSTRANGE THINGS
BrandNMBS/SNCB
Product/ServiceDE TREIN
Category C01. Original Publishing
Entrant FAMOUSGREY, BELGIUM
Idea Creation FAMOUSGREY, BELGIUM
Credits
Name Company Position
Katrien Bottez FamousGrey Executive Creative Director
Laurent Dochy FamousGrey Creative Director
Eva De Jonckheere FamousGrey Creative
Catheline Leroy FamousGrey Creative
Naïké Van Hulle FamousGrey Brand Leader
Annick Danckers FamousGrey Project Manager
Katrien Dupon FamousGrey Project Manager
Lauwri De Pater FamousGrey Graphic Designer
Anne-Cécile Collignon FamousGrey Copywriter
Ken Wuytack FamousGrey Web designer
Laurens Groven FamousGrey Web designer
Arno Van Biesen FamousGrey Web Developer
Franco Scaramuzza FamousGrey Desktop Publisher
Marja Donckers FamousGrey Print Producer
Ingrid Deuss Ingrid Deuss Production Producer
Margaux Grossen Ingrid Deuss Production Production Manager
Jimmy Kets Brightside Freelance Photographer
Christophe Vekeman Christophe Vekeman Writer/Journalist
Jean-Pierre Havelange NMBS Responsible Communication
Jessica Pierrard NMBS Communication advisor
Carola Michiels FamousGrey Business Director

English Translation of Main Headlines

NOT YOUR EVERYDAY THINGS ON YOUR EVERYDAY ROUTE ANTWERP - BRUSSELS You see a lot from the train. And if you take the same route every day, you’ll see even more. Indeed, there are probably already dozens of things you’ve passed and wondered what on earth they are. Or perhaps you’re missing something extraordinary without even knowing it. To thank you for being such a loyal passenger, we’ve identified a few of those out-of-the-ordinary things on your everyday route. To make sure your experience will never quite be the same again. SPOTTED SOMETHING WE’VE MISSED? Share and tag it #seenfromthetrain via Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. The best posts will win a signed Jimmy Kets. You’ll find some of the better posts and photos at vananaarbeter.be 1 THE STARFIGHTER FABRIEKSTRAAT 38, LINT The Lockheed Starfighter F-104 which can be seen perched in all its glory on the AED Studios car park is a powerful symbol of man’s age-old dream to fly and, by extension, the power of our imagination in general. Because imagination is a key ingredient at the largest media complex in the Benelux! By 2017, passers-by will be able to see a giant hand – perhaps King Kong’s? – emerging from the surrounding water and grasping the aeroplane. But for now, you will just have to use your own imagination… 2 BART THE BEARDED DRAGON DUIVENSTRAAT 94, MECHELEN The bearded dragon is an Australian desert lizard. And Nadia almost scared herself half to death when her daughter brought the specimen home one day around 6 months ago. Not in the least because Bart, as he has since been named, has turned out to be a crazed hysteric! The reptilian inhabitant of Mechelen has since become so tame that he lets his owners know when he wants to come out of or go back into his terrarium. He’s not too fond of the cold but when the weather’s fine, you can see Bart perched on the shoulders of his mistress as she goes for her morning walk. And when the temperatures drop, there’s a good chance he’ll be hiding beneath her coat… 3 WINGED VICTORY AARSCHOTSTRAAT 6, SINT-JOOST-TEN-NODE This statue of the Wing Victory was inspired by the Nike of Samothrace. Note, if you will, the figure’s mighty wings and the aura of tenacity and triumph that radiates from this Greek goddess. She most likely figured as the none-too-subtle mascot of the insurance company, ‘Noord-Brabant’ that was established here during the first half of the 20th century. No matter what lowly practices may have since gone on beneath her feet, however, her dignity remains intact from her lofty position above it all. AFTER WORK, BOARD THE LEISURE TRAIN! Want to discover new destinations instead of just something new on your daily route? Why not try the sea train this weekend? Or the concert train? Or the amusement park train? Whatever weird and wonderful destination you can think of and chances are there’s a train that will take you there! And if you need inspiration, you’ll find tips for new and original leisure destinations for every day of the year at thetrain.be.