A graffiti tribute to the late Only Fools And Horses star Roger Lloyd-Pack has been spotted on the side of a train.
The 'Trigger' street art, which features the 69-year-old actor's nickname in the popular BBC sitcom, was sprayed on the side of a Southern train carriage.
The show's logo was also included in the artwork but was adapted to say Rest in Peace.
Architect Andrew Paulson posted a picture of the mural on Twitter yesterday and it was quickly shared hundreds of times.
He wrote: "I don't condone graffiti, but had to smile at this one at Tonbridge station."
Southern said the train had since been taken out of service and that the graffiti was being removed.
Sir David Jason, his Only Fools and Horses co-star, described him as "a pleasure to work with".
Another mural featuring Lloyd-Pack was spotted in Brighton.
Paul Gargan, who discovered the artwork, posted a picture of it on Twitter with the caption: "Brilliant graffiti tribute to Roger Lloyd-Pack's 'Trigger' appeared over the weekend in Brighton".
