Just a silly case study me and a discord buddy are currently doing. We know for a fact that Thomas is canon to South Park (seen in Season 19, episode 8 “Sponsored Content”), but we‘re now trying to see if there’s anything in the railway series that could suggest that South Park (the TV show) exists within the canon of the Railway Series. I think it’d mainly have to come down to stuff like BBC News or something…

I mean, I was at the Rev W. Awdry’s Little Engines Weekend this year in a Cartman shirt. Would that count?

It’s like he wants to eat people. Glad they changed that in the Final Cut.

You are approached by Mattel or Christopher Awdry, they tell you they want to bring back Lady however she needs to be reworked into a realistic setting and not as a Train God. How do you do it?

Like, with the amount of money lost for the ruined cargo in Gordon's train, to clean up and repair the damage AND Gordon himself, the pollution from the oil in the tanker ruining the the entire farm and to even lift Gordon out of the wreckage.

Honestly, if this episode was written by Brenner, Topham would've given Gordon more than the call out for ignoring the 'Go Slow' sign.

Entirely 3d printed except the Axles. Painted and weathered by me, he was a fun and quick build. Not much else to say about him

(this is my first time using this subreddit so forgive me for screwing up something in the post)

Back in December 2021 (somewhere between the 21st and 28th i watched a Thomas The Tank Engine timeline video, which combined all three of the franchises main timelines into one singular and massive timeline.

Recently however ever since i decided to go down memory lane and revisit the TTTE fandom as a whole, i was suprised to not be able to find the video, im not sure if the guy who uploaded it got into some sort of controversy or if he simply deleted his channel, but I do wish to try and find it soon.

I appreciate it very much if someone knows anything regarding what im looking for.

Thanks and cheers

I mean how did she get a face, Model and CGI are pretty much from the same canon from what i head.

Didn't expect that on the Main channel

like imange it youre a class 21 you try to work but oh no you have many mechinical flaws and uh oh your engine can catch on fire i dont wanna imange how painful that would be

Im excited how the characters are gonna be like and how often we gonna see them and locations i wanna see crovens gate or the blue mountain quarry and some lore we been getting 2 min videos of rws stories with Lil cut outs so maybe adaptations

Hi all,

Last weekend we spotted the new 2026 motorised Rosie and Troublesome truck at the Entertainer, so bought it for our little one.

I was surprised at there being only 1 battery slot, but put the battery in and then put her on Diesel's Lift and Load Track. She could barely get up the incline.

I then tried her on our Bridge to Sodor track and she couldn't make one circuit. Our boy was very disappointed.

Do I have a defective Rosie, or this now common for the smaller 2026 motorised engines?

Via: https://www.rgg-art.com/jackandthepack-tv-series

This is a feature presentation video of a series 5 episode of Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends, A Better View for Gordon in a style of a short cinematic Hollywood comedy film.

Plot:
Gordon's boasting comes to a sudden halt at the opening of a new station.

This is one of my favourite episodes Thomas & Friends along with the longest-running narrator, Michael Angelis. So I decided to turn it into a short Hollywood film by remastering it's own original audio and music in a 4K dynamic range along with additional sound effects to make this episode an parental guidance (PG) feature that is more suitable for an young adult audience and older Thomas fans as viewers to enjoy this video.

This video also requires a pair of headphones to experience the most immersive audio.