Own a fascinating piece of Disneyland transportation history with this full-size reproduction of a rare concept drawing created by legendary Disney Imagineer Bob Gurr.
 
Shortly after the successful debut of Disneyland's three-car Monorail Mark I in 1959, plans were explored to increase passenger capacity. To visualize the idea, Bob Gurr created this detailed pencil rendering depicting a proposed four-car version of the original monorail train. The concept retained the distinctive small bubble canopy and pointed rear tail fin that characterized the earliest Mark I trains. These ideas ultimately evolved into the Monorail Mark II, which featured expanded four-car trains and the addition of Monorail Yellow to further increase capacity.
 
This 24" x 36" reproduction faithfully captures Bob Gurr's original concept sketch in its original size and offers a unique glimpse into a pivotal moment in Disneyland history, when one of the park's most iconic attractions was still evolving on the drawing board.
 
Each print is personally signed by Bob Gurr, making it a unique collectible for Disney, monorail, transportation, and Imagineering enthusiasts. Printed on authentic 32 lb. presentation bond blueprint paper, this reproduction showcases the look and feel of an engineering working drawing and makes a striking display piece for any collection.
 
For an especially impressive presentation, this blueprint reproduction can be professionally dry mounted and framed, transforming it into a stunning large-format display piece. Measuring a full 24" x 36", it commands attention on any wall and serves as an ideal centerpiece for a Disney, monorail, transportation, or Imagineering collection. Whether displayed in a home, office, media room, or private gallery, this signed reproduction celebrates a pivotal chapter in Disneyland history with both historical significance and visual impact.
 
Specifications
Reproduction of Bob Gurr's original pencil concept drawing
Personally signed by Bob Gurr
Printed on 32 lb. presentation bond blueprint paper
Measures 24" x 36"
Ships rolled in a protective mailing tube
Mailing tube is placed inside a second box for added protection during transit
Made in the USA