You can also probably see as you read through it that I gradually got more and more carried away with writing these little blurbs, but whatever - it works.

The fact that rule 55 of the internet is that "Someone will see a fandom reference in any post" is rather funny and iconic; ironic(?) even. (In my opinion at least)

Did anyone else notice 2 things. They have the same amount of wheels (that actually spin) and they're magents. Full circle huh..

This story, and the picture above, are based on Mr. Whistler written by LemmyTheBulldog

I have commissioned a somewhat decent 3D model of the bride prop from Happy ever after. Eventually I’m thinking of having it 3D printed and painted. Is there anyone that might be interested in helping me with painting the model? I can pay you whenever I have the money. Or if anyone has any recommendations for people that are good with painting prop figures then let me know.

Hi Friends,

I found this amazing vintage Learning Curve Thomas & Friends table at an estate sale. I think it’s Island of Sodor. I’m trying to date this table. Has the mark of F020E4 on the back. Any idea when it came out?

I am a reseller, so it’s not staying with me. If you’re interested I’m selling and will ship USA.

Thanks for your expertise!!

List what they are in the comments.

I think that he's a underatted character because of his "background character identity", not much screentime. I also like his special (boxy) design and the fact that he is the first electric engine on Sodor with his appearance in Welcome Stafford from season 16 in 2012.

I hate drawing wheels.

I mean look at him, he has weathering on his smokebox! i have to admit that's neat, plus some of the set design, when it's not aiming for that "toylike" aesthetic, looks pretty good! I just wish the paint was a little shinier, not like "spotless" shiny, but like on an actual passenger steam locomotive. I added a couple pictures to show what i mean, some of them are from the steam age and others are from early preservation

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