The London Transport Museum has jumped on the bandwagon for fancy face masks and is selling London transport themed versions.
If you want to breathe through a tube map, this is your chance – and if someone is staring at you on the tube, they might be a tourist looking where the next stop is to get off.
Otherwise, cover your face with the District line moquette
And the third they are offering is the Routemaster bus series moquette.
All three are washable and cost £8 from the London Transport Museum shop, but do note that they won’t be shipped until the end of September.
Although, if you want the Victoria line moquette, then you need to buy a pack of three varieties for £18.
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Might have to print myself a tube-map mask with the Liz Line on just to confuse people. I will tell people when they ask that I’m a time traveller and all the things I read lead me to understand that Crossrail opened back in 2018.
Personally I think TfL should be putting out free printed masks with messages like “it’s doesn’t work if you wear it on your chin” and “If your nose is sticking out, you’re a selfish MF”.
If you buy the tube map one, watch out for more than stares from err tourists, what are they again?
I had a map of the world dyed on my bonce when I were a lad and the number of smiling pokers was legion.
“Hey we come from there” Prod.
Do you. Do you really? Jolly good.
Hello, I can’t find the Tube Map face covering on the London Transport Museum website. (I can find the page for the other ones). Does this mean it’s currently sold out? If someone could give a link to the page I’d be grateful. Thanks, Andrew
Might have to print myself a tube-map mask with the Liz Line on just to confuse people. I will tell people when they ask that I’m a time traveller and all the things I read lead me to understand that Crossrail opened back in 2018.
Personally I think TfL should be putting out free printed masks with messages like “it’s doesn’t work if you wear it on your chin” and “If your nose is sticking out, you’re a selfish MF”.
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If you buy the tube map one, watch out for more than stares from err tourists, what are they again?
I had a map of the world dyed on my bonce when I were a lad and the number of smiling pokers was legion.
“Hey we come from there” Prod.
Do you. Do you really? Jolly good.
Me own fault for being a showoff probs.
“Personally I think TfL should be putting out free printed masks with messages like “it’s doesn’t work if you wear it on your chin””
Darn, beat me too it!
Hello, I can’t find the Tube Map face covering on the London Transport Museum website. (I can find the page for the other ones). Does this mean it’s currently sold out? If someone could give a link to the page I’d be grateful. Thanks, Andrew