I recently looked at the date of my last CARS fanfiction. Apparently it was posted in JANUARY. Well, that will not stand. I intend to start writing again very soon, and I have some good ideas to write about that are fairly exciting. It's not as if I've been away from the site for a long time; I still visit it every few days to check my comments and leave feedback. It's just that, as I'm sure you've heard said a million other ways by a million other people, the everyday tasks of life, such as school, have been an obstacle. Well, I intend to stop letting that be a barrier. The next story will be released within a week from now, and I loo
Quite recently, a video (link here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q36yaX1jFrI&feature=youtu.be&a ) was released stating that a group of fans had acquired some of the actual Thomas production models and now intend to use them for fan projects. Just to be clear, I have nothing against these people, and have great respect for them for undertaking something this big, whether they succeed or not. These kinds of great risks are what gave us the Star Tugs Trust, the Television Series, and even the original Railway Series' publication. But I have what I can only call skepticism about this concept, and I will explain my skepticism at lengt
Engines are in order of when they were introduced into the Thomas world (with the exception of engines who are allready numbered).
Skarloey Railway
1 – Skarloey the Grand Engine
2 – Rheneas the Gallant Engine
3 – Sir Handel the Steamroller-Wheeled Engine
4 – Peter Sam the Giesl Engine
5 – Rusty the Sidings Inspection Diesel
6 – Duncan the Rock and Roll Engine
7 – Freddie the Fearless Engine
8 – Duke the Lost Engine
9 – Fred the Weed killer Diesel
Mark V the Private Tram
Bertram the Old Warrior Engine
22 – Luke the Tunnel Engine
Arlesdale Railway
1 – Blister 1 the Engine Troubled Twin
2 – Blister 2 the Engine Troubl