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Until she came. She worked to preserve as many engines as possible. She knew they were misunderstood beings, not simply objects. She knew they deserved to be loved. And she loved them.

As years went by, every engine was scared of the moment they wouldn't run anymore

Railways which reused parts of engines beyond repair would soon hear cases of similarly built and unknown locomotives running lost by the smelters and scrapyards they faced their final moments at

Screech noises, screams and cacophonous mechanicals sounds would pest these yards for years to come, they were looking for their parts and would scare shunters of steam and diesel alike

Owners wouldn't mind, thinking it was a silly spooky story or a trick someone was trying to pull on the living engines

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Good afternoon fellow Sudrians. This month certainly has proven to be one of the busiest times 2024 has seen so far. But, in order to establish order in this chaotic season, I refer you to a sacred moment in the classic era of our religiously watched show. More specifically: All At Sea. As Unlucky Tug said, “this episode is the epitome of what the classic series did best; exploring new sides of the characters that were never fully present in the books.” 

Taking place during the summer of 1966, duck and Percy are seen working at the Harbor on what will soon be the little western. Duck begins daydreaming about what it would be like to visit lands beyond the Horizon. Throughout the course of the episode, he learns a pretty grand moral. Y’all know what it is by now so I won’t reiterate. But I have to say: this is, by far, One of my favorite episodes of season three hands-down. No doubt it’s probably your favorite as well. So when you need a moment of clarity, look no further than the season three episode: All at Sea.

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Hot Take:

Evening all. Admin here to share a personal opinion with y’all. After watching Sodor’s Finest about Diesel, I’ve come to realize that none of the eras fully got him right. I mean, in the Model Era, you could tell there was a devolution with him. He went from being a scheming, serial-manipulative villain to being a clumsy bully with an unnecessary redemption arc.

I never like that. Stuff like that’s better suited for other characters like Sir Handel or even Smudger. Like Unlucky Tug said himself, Diesel is a straight-up villain and as such, he deserves to be recognized as one. Kinda like the Disney villains from the renaissance era and everybody adores them.

It is for this reason alone that I prefer Diesel from the Thomas Creator Collective on YouTube. The earlier episodes (more specifically: Night of the Diesels & Return of Diesel) truly understood the full depth of Diesel’s villainy. Hell, the latter utilized a freaking clone army just to conquer Sodor! How badass is that?!

It’s moments like these that truly emphasize the devious in Devious Diesel. He and Duck are like the Sherlock Holmes & Professor Moriarty of Sodor; both flawed yet one comes through at the end. They’re twisted reflections of each other. In my opinion, he’s even more evil than Diesel 10 and he threatened to destroy the magic buffers in Magic Railroad.

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Donald and Douglas

They’re awesome! In fact, I have both their personalities. One half being the blunt yet practical joker and the other being the quick-thinking leader type.

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Good morrow fine denizens of this Railway utopia. I figured that with this day in full swing, I thought I’d share a tribute to one of my favorite engines on the railway: Duck. He’s a hardworking daydream believer (that last line referring to a song by Davy Jones) and a bit of a stick-in-the-mud. But he works hard too and makes everything run like clockwork.

With the holidays fast approaching, I figured that December would be an excellent time to showcase Duck in all his glory. I’m glad he came back to work on Sodor. Who wouldn’t want to work with our favorite Great Western engine? None of the big engines that’s for true. So ring in the holidays with Duck the Great Western Engine and remember; there are two ways of doing things: The Great Western way or the wrong way. Always go with the Great Western way!

I wuvs my great western engine 💚

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Good evening fellow Sudrians. I hope y’all are enjoying this fine summer weather like I have these last 2 days. Speaking of number 2 😅, I’d like to dedicate this particular post to two beings: Reverend Wilbert Awdry and the very first character he ever created: Edward…the blue engine. A few days ago was Rev Awdry’s birthday 🎂 and what better way to celebrate it then with the character who kickstarted it all.

Edward is a very special character. He’s wise, kind, experienced, perseverant, and very helpful. If you ask me, he’s got: Captain America’s fighting spirit, Vision’s golden heart, Mr. Feeny’s wisdom, Hercules’ (from TUGS) experience, and Cinderella’s altruism. To me, that’s what constitutes Edward’s character as a whole. He’s an inspiration to the entire fandom and for good reasons too. He encapsulates what it means to be a true hero. He, along with Percy, is the true spirit of Sodor.

So, from the bottom of my heart, I would like to take this opportunity to wish the late Reverend Awdry an extremely happy/heavenly birthday. Long may your legacy, as well as Edward’s, continue to live on.

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To be fair, Gordon was already a dick long before the reboot even occurred. It shouldn't come as a surprise to any of the Thomas/Sodor community.

Gordon back in the day: A dick with a compassionate side and could be seen as a good father figure to Thomas and Percy as they're bother mentally young and they could probably learn from from him and he could just do a good job at teaching them things as he does sometimes compliment them and support them through though times in a couple episodes.

Gordon now: A dick.