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0:30 "Ah, hello there sir." - Fire Dept. Tug lol

Flying Scotsman should've learned from Thomas Goes Fishing

lol I bet that wasn’t fun to clean out!

Tornado: "im old, not obsolete"

Thank You For 500000000000000000000000000000 Subscribers On RUclips l

Have you ever been to the blaenavon heritage railway in Wales?

You are at the famous waterfalls cool

Heritage railways are the embodiment of "humans will pack-bond with anything."

"A steam engine can't run in these conditions!" "What the Hell you think we did before diesels?"

If the engineer from the polar express can drift a 400 ton LOCOMOTIVE. Then Henry's driver is also drifting a whole exress teain and Henry, I better see both Henry's driver and the polor express engineer see them gave a drift race.

The staging is really impressive - not least the skill of the shunter!

Stepney is a god send to railway enthusiasts

He was a really useful engine!

Inspector. Can you see Fish?

"Ahh yes, i like children"

If you live in South/South-East Asia, Pls fly to Melbourne, Austrailia to ride Puffing Billy. TRUST ME. Its Awesome. They also have Thomas The Tank Engine events. Too bad its not common😥😥

People: steam trains are bad for the environment The amount of smoke the trains produce:

Ah-AH-ah-Alf

20:51 “ and our next guest is, Nicholas cage as Peter sam!”

So neat!

I thought the forced perspective looked a little odd at first, but it looked just like the book when you put it into the diorama frfr

My nan loves this

Flying Scotsman:I'm going to burst um going to- *explodes*

Fact: im ttte fan i know this locomotive is like... Molly? In sodor?

Steam trains are more reliable than diesel who’s with me?

Ticket to death

Edward and duck I thought you were scrapped

3:54

jfqodjzjcosofj 0:19

How are y'all not saying "rip canoe"

Could you 3d print him?

Realistically, the crashes were far more spread out in the books, with 169 stories being spread out across nearly a century, and I counted only 19 crashes (Counting the foreign engine derailing in Gordon Goes Foreign, Thomas embedding himself in a pile of snow, and Percy running into the lime cart, not counting minor derailments) in the Reverend Awdry's books (I wouldn't know about Christopher's, since I haven't read them all yet), which account for the majority of that time frame. We might be talking about an average of a quarter of a crash a year or less. The TV series escalates that volume significantly. These accidents were the exception, not the rule. They were among the notable events of the railway, and they weren't even the greatest share of the notable events. Also, remember that those crashes actually happened somewhere in real life. Gordon takes the plunge was inevitable. Ironically many accidents that humans were responsible were attributed to the engines, so the only real change for the worst is that you now have TWO coworkers you have to keep tabs on at all times instead of a coworker and an iron horse (which is nearly as demanding). Honestly, Thomas, Percy, Duncan and Sir Handel are the engines I would try to avoid the most. They've caused multiple accidents each out of selfishness and never seem to get any character development. However, I would also be terrified by the prospect of trying to force Gordon to do anything he doesn't want to do, and James would be absolutely insufferable to work with as he's always making fun of the other engines, even for faults which he himself has exhibited in the not-too-distant past. (Henry would be alright, but he's still unpleasant to be around a lot). The thought of a day working with Edward or Peter Sam, however, would be enough to get even the most depressed engineer or fireman out of the bed with a smile on his face each morning.

Does it have to be 30 cm in height, I,d prefer to do it to 20 cm in height. Cause that's closer to the equivalent height of an actual railway series book.

Wow the engine going across thay viaduct looks stunning I actually took a video of a battle of Britain vlass taking an exercion across that exact bridge 😊

Someone: henry can’t drift! Henry:

5:30 What on Earth was that noise?

Without cgi would be cooler

I was completely distracted from the commentary at 6:21 by the music because I kept waiting for the fact that it was a remix of Donald and Douglass's theme to become more obvious. At 6:24 I thought the remix had started in earnest, only to be thrown off by 6:26. Then I heard 6:29 and thought "This time for certain!" Turns out I was just crazy... wait... 7:20?! THERE IT IS! Nice Twin Trouble reference, by the way.