Graffiti artists in touching train tribute to Trigger

Rest in peace, Roger Lloyd Pack.

Grafitti artists in the UK have been paying tribute to 'Only Fools And Horses' actor Roger Lloyd Pack, who died last week at the age of 69.

The below mural was spotted on a train in Tonbridge station yesterday morning.

Andrew Paulson, who took the picture, tweeted: "I don't condone graffiti, but had to smile at this one at Tonbridge station today."

(Picture: Andrew Paulson via Twitter

Meanwhile, a second piece was spotted at Providence Place in Brighton.

(Picture: Paul Gargan via Twitter

According to one UK report, Trigger's co-star John Challis (Boycie) has urged Southern Railways - owners of the train spotted in Tonbridge - to keep the painting intact.

"Apparently the train company is not amused," Challis told The Kent and Sussex Courier.

"I think they should keep the carriage exactly as it is."

No chance, it appears.

"Whilst the sentiment may be welcomed by some, this is criminal damage which is being investigated by British Transport Police," a spokesperson for the railway firm said.

Spoilsports.

In the meantime, here's Roger Lloyd Pack as we all remember him.