Mine were Culdee & the Apple Orchard Cars, wooden Flying Scotsman, & Trackmaster Ben

How did they make the jam explode like that? Also I just found out it's actually sweet chili sauce.

Ask me anything about my railway

I sure did as I used to watch the HiT era and Miller era seasons on them and they were in half hour blocks. Like they were 22 mins long with the HiT era for S9-12 had 2 episodes and a song in the middle. The Miller era S13-16 had 2 episodes and a song as well. But S8 had 3 episodes and a song in the middle. Before mid 2010 S8-12 were 28 mins long and had Learning Segments during the half hour blocks and had the Island of Sodor Intro and other things to keep the 28 min runtime. But from 2010 they were cut to 22 mins to allow more ads on the 2 channels.

Made this a few years ago, finally wanted to share it.

Wilbert is officially a part of my Tomy layout and I couldn't be happier with him!

Because Percy had to be kept at the harbor to clean the porridge out of his mechanisms, Wilbert stopped by the Ffarquhar branch to help take over his work. Being a larger engine than Percy, Wilbert had no issue managing his trains and enjoyed exploring the branch line.

Wilbert's Theme by S.A. Music

Duncan very much related

I made Spencer as the Penguin from Batman (ft. The City of Truro as Salvatore Maroni and Paxton as Victor Aguilar)

I made only three pieces of him lmao

Which accidents did you like to recreate with your Thomas the Tank Engine toys as children? For me, it was the one from Busy Going Backwards, a favorite episode from my childhood. I would assemble a TOMY set, acquire a bowl, fill it with water, add dirt and mud to simulate the scene, and then recreate the crash repeatedly with Toad.

I'll go first: Tidmouth is a goods station while Knapford is a passenger station, which is why there are two harbors. Shunters work at both stations when they can. The Little Western Branch has another station north of the large Tidmouth station, which is called Lower Tidmouth due to its lower elevation.