This page is for the minor locomotive characters who have appeared in Thomas & Friends.
Earnest
| This article is about the tender engine. You may be looking for the mountain engine. |
Earnest was an old Victorian tender engine who appeared in a portrait in Topham Hall and the Tidmouth Stationmaster's House.
Technical Details
Basis
Earnest appears to be a Jenny Lind type 2-2-2 locomotive, designed by David Joy. 'Jenny Lind' was the first of the class, built for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway by E.B. Wilson and Company in 1847 and named after a famous opera singer from the era.
The design was so successful that it would later go on to be mass-produced as one of Wilson and Company's standard designs and adopted by a number of other railways in Britain and Portugal, including the Midland Railway. Other manufacturers also copied and improved upon the design, variations being produced as late as the 1860s. None of these locomotives have been preserved.
One notable feature on E.B. Wilson and Company products were the fluted safety valve and dome covers, which are both visible on Earnest.
Livery
Earnest is painted light green with red frames and gold fittings.
Appearances
Thomas & Friends
- Series 1 - Thomas in Trouble (portrait cameo)
- Series 2 - Thomas Comes to Breakfast (portrait cameo)
Books
- 1984 - Toby and the Stout Gentleman and Thomas in Trouble (portrait cameo)
- 1990 - Thomas in Trouble (portrait cameo)
- 1991 - Thomas Comes to Breakfast (portrait cameo)
Trivia
- According to a SiF interview, the portrait of Earnest was illustrated by Robert Gauld-Galliers and was described as a "made-up character" in the Victorian era to match the various other human portraits featured throughout the series. The portrait was roughly 80 x 60 mm.
- In 2017, Robert Gauld-Galliers confirmed that at the time of production Earnest was not named and suggested he would be named Earnest.
- Earnest is the first engine in the television series to have a moustache.
Percy's Ghost Engine
- "And every year on the date of the accident, it runs again as a warning to others. Plunging into the gap, shrieking like a lost soul!"
- ― Percy
Percy's Ghost Engine was mentioned in a ghost story Percy told to Thomas and Toby.
Biography
According to Percy's story (which his driver told him the night prior), the engine fell to its doom, and its ghost continues to run every year on the anniversary of the accident as a warning to others. Thomas refused to believe the story and Percy's driver later confirmed the ghost's story to be a fictional one he saw on television.
Technical Details
Basis
The Ghost Engine is based on Percy's design as it reuses his model covered in white streamers.
Appearances
Thomas & Friends
- Series 2 - Ghost Train (does not speak)
- Series 3 - Thomas, Percy and the Dragon (mentioned)
Music Videos
Books
Annuals
Magazine Stories
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Audio Files
Theme
| Only used | Composers | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Ghost Train | Mike O'Donnell Junior Campbell |
Whistle
| Only used | Sound Effect |
|---|---|
| Ghost Train |
Trivia
- The Ghost Engine reuses Edward's whistle.
- In the UK narration of the episode, Percy's driver says the ghost was a pretend one on television. However, in both US narrations, he simply states that it was only a "pretend ghost story".
Old Smoky
| For other uses, see Old Smoky (disambiguation). |
- "Old Smoky, you stay right here until I get back."
- ― Mr. Conductor
Old Smoky is the locomotive painted next to Mr. Conductor's signal and switch house station deep on the mural at Shining Time. Mr. Conductor occasionally has one-sided conversations with him.
Technical Details
Basis
Old Smoky is based on a Union Pacific FEF series. The original Rainbow Sun featured in Shining Time Station shares the same basis.
Livery
Old Smoky is painted black and grey.
Appearances
The American Engine
An unnamed American tender engine appeared on a Shining Time Station activity booklet based on the first series episode, Agree to Disagree.
Technical Details
Basis
The American Engine's basis is based on the american locomotive class 4-4-0, operated in Union Pacific for some time in the 1800's.
Livery
The American Engine's livery is currently unknown.
Appearances
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Trivia
- The American Engine reuses line artwork of Edward's face.[1]
- Interestingly, during production of Shining Time Station in 1988, Edward was referred to as a female character renamed to Alice in the second draft script of A Place Unlike Any Other.[2] However, Britt Allcroft felt like it "might spoil the integrity of what Awdry created," she said.[3]
Edward's Ghost Engine
- "They say that on Halloween, the ghost engine returns to the smelters, looking for his lost… whoo, whoo …whistle!"
- ― Edward
Edward's Ghost Engine was mentioned in a story Edward told the other engines one Halloween. According to the story, the engine returns every Halloween to haunt the scrapyards, trying to look for his lost whistle.
Technical Details
Basis
The Ghost Engine is based on a Caledonian Railway (CR) McIntosh 812 Class 0-6-0 goods engine. Donald and Douglas are other members of this class.
Appearances
Thomas & Friends
- Series 6 - Scaredy Engines (does not speak)
Music Videos
- Series 6 - Boo! Boo! Choo-Choo
Audio Files
Whistle
| Only used | Sound Effect |
|---|---|
| Scaredy Engines |
Trivia
- The Ghost Engine reuses the same model from either Donald or Douglas without the tender and nameplates. It also wears their surprised face.
The Halloween Engine
- "The engines love seeing the children in their Halloween costumes and the engines love to hear tales of ghostly engines and scary steam trains."
- ― The Narrator
The Halloween Engine is a ghostly tender engine.
Technical Details
Basis
The Halloween Engine is an amalgamation of various parts. Its boiler and cab come off of an LNER A1/A3 Pacific, while its cylinders, wheels and frames are from a BR Standard Class 9F. Its tender is an LNER 4200 gallon "Group Standard" tender.
Livery
As the engine uses one of the Old Tenders, it is at least partially painted LNER wartime black, albeit heavily weathered.
Appearances
Books
- 2006 - 'Arry and Bert (mentioned)
- 2011 - 'Arry and Bert (mentioned)
- 2016 - The Engine Shed Story Collection (mentioned) and The Ghost Engine (mentioned)
Magazine Stories
- 2005 - Scrapyard Scare (mentioned) and Thomas' Hallowe'en (mentioned)
Trivia
- The Halloween Engine was made using a scrap engine (a mould of Gordon's model) with Murdoch's chassis and one of the old tenders with an added tail-lamp.
- Due to using a scrap engine model, the Halloween Engine undoubtedly lacks a face, much like City of Truro.
Hiro's Friends
Hiro's Friends are engines who live and work on a Japanese railway owned by Sir Takaboushi Hideki on Hiro's homeland. They referred to Hiro as "Master of the Railway". Hiro first mentioned them as his "best friends at home" when he first met Percy during his restoration.
Appearances
Trivia
- In the Thomas X Japan book series, several other Japanese engines are introduced as friends of Hiro.
The Mainland Engines
- "The engines on the Mainland say you're even more fun than me!"
- ― Charlie to Thomas
The Mainland Engines are friends of Charlie, who told him how much fun Thomas is.
Appearances
Books
- 2010 - Charlie (Story Library book) (mentioned)
- 2017 - Charlie (Engine Adventures) (mentioned)
The Log Engine
- "We know a guy who was built to run on logs!"
- ― Lexi
According to Lexi, she and Theo once knew of a locomotive that was built with logs for wheels.
Technical Details
Basis
The engine is a freelance design.
Appearances
Thomas & Friends
Specials
- 2017 - Journey Beyond Sodor (does not speak)
Music Videos
- Journey Beyond Sodor - We Can't Do Anything
Trivia
- It is quite possible this engine's appearance was misinterpreted as it literally running on logs as its wheels, and it may have originally been intended to be one of two things:
- A locomotive built to run on a pole road, a type of track laid with logs instead of steel rails, on which specialised locomotives ran.
- A locomotive which burns logs as fuel, similar to Bash, Dash and Ferdinand.
Dockyard Engines
There are two dockyard engines who work by the harbour in New York City.
Biography
When Vinnie arrived back to America after the Great Railway Show, the dockyard engines shunted some trucks for him to pull to the Big City. However, Vinnie started bragging that he could pull more. Because of this, they then added on more trucks to the point that Vinnie could not pull the train.
Technical Details
Basis
The dockyard engines are based on the H.K. Porter 0-6-0ST, built in Butler, Pennsylvania, north of Pittsburgh. These mainly worked in the dockyards on the east coast of the United States. The Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal Railroad, which served the dockyards in Brooklyn, New York, owned several examples of the dockyard engines' design, all of which were retired after the railroad started using diesel locomotives in 1963. One of these, Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal 15, was rebuilt into an operating replica of Thomas by the Strasburg Railroad in 1998 for use during Day Out with Thomas events throughout the USA. Another engine, 14, is preserved at the Ulster & Delaware Railroad Historical Society in Arkville, New York.
Porter is also based on this type of locomotive.
Livery
The dockyard engines' livery is viridian with yellow stripes, lining and brass fittings. They have a gold star on each side of their lamp and red window frames. Although these tank engines are of American design, all American locomotives have cowcatchers instead of buffers.
Appearances
The London Engines
The London Engines are engines from the Mainland who were seen at London during Etienne's visit.
Technical Details
Basis
The electric multiple unit appears to be based off of trains used on the London Underground. The basis for the two tender engines - assuming they have any - is currently unknown, but the Red One is similar to BR Standards.
Liveries
The electric multiple unit is painted red with a grey roof. The first tender engine is burgundy with yellow lining and brown wheels, while the second is blue.
Appearances
The Swiss Tank Engines
The Swiss Tank Engines are two tank engines who Yong Bao met while in Switzerland.
Biography
The Swiss Tank Engines were afraid to go into a tunnel because they believed a monster was inside and they also heard strange noises coming from the tunnel. Yong Bao journeyed into the tunnel to reveal that it was only a goat.
Technical Details
Basis
The Swiss Tank Engines are based upon the Polish PKP 0-8-0T TKp No. 5485, but with minor modifications. This locomotive was built in 1959 and was used at a coal mine railway in Bytlom, Poland until the mine was shut down in 1995. It was sold to the Nene Valley Railway in Peterborough where it has operated in excursion service, undergoing an overhaul at the Flour Millworks in Gloucestershire between 2012 and 2019.
Livery
The Swiss Tank Engines are painted dark green with red running boards and buffer beams and black wheels.
Appearances
Thomas & Friends
Promotional Videos
Music Videos
Trivia
- Their designs bare resemblance to Xiao Hu from the animated shorts, Yong Bao and the Tiger and Thomas and Yong Bao.
The Russian Engines
The Russian Engines are two steam engines that Ivan met while travelling home to Russia.
Biography
Ivan found the tank engine stuck on the line while returning home from the Great Railway Show. The tank engine revealed that the coal delivery had been late, so he had run out of coal. Ivan, fortunately, had a full tank of diesel fuel and offered to pull him to the next station. On the way to the station, Ivan came across the tender engine, who had also run out of fuel, with a train full of freezing passengers. By now, Ivan's tank was half full, but he offered to push the tender engine and his train. Despite the tender engine's reservations, with great effort, Ivan was able to take the engines to the station.
Upon reaching the station, Ivan left the engines at the platform and went to the nearby depot to fetch some coal for them. The engines were very thankful. However, when Ivan tried to move he found out he had used up all his fuel. The tank engine then offered to take Ivan to the nearest diesel depot to refuel. There, Ivan said that steam and diesel engines could always help each other.
Technical Details
Basis
The tender engine is based on the C Series 2-6-2, while the tank engine is based on the 9P Series 0-6-0T. A single C Series, C68, is preserved by the Russian Railway Museum in Saint Petersburg, while numerous 9Ps are preserved across the former Soviet Union.
Livery
The tank engine is painted black with red wheels and lining. The tender engine is painted green with gold lining, red wheels and white rims.
Appearances
The Indian Diesel
The Indian Diesel is a mixed-traffic diesel engine who works on the Indian Railway.
When Rajiv returned to India after competing in The Great Railway Show, this diesel attended his celebration party at City Centre Station.
Technical Details
Basis
The diesel is based on an Indian Railways WDG-3A diesel locomotive.
Livery
The diesel is painted in dawn with a lavender stripe.
Appearances
The Patentee-Class Replica
The Patentee-Class Replica is an old-fashioned looking steam locomotive. Percy first encountered this engine while passing by an abandoned quarry, and later found out it was a replica which had been secretly tested there when he saw it at a steam show.
Technical Details
Basis
The engine is based on the Patentee class locomotives introduced by Robert Stephenson and Company in 1833, as an enlarged version of their earlier Planet class locomotives.
The engine in the magazine stories appears to be specifically modelled after the German locomotive Adler (German for "Eagle"), as noted by the twin lamps either side of the smokebox. Adler was built in 1835, and is widely considered to be the first commercially-used passenger and goods engine in Germany. The original locomotive was scrapped in 1855 after briefly being used as a stationary boiler, though a working replica of it was later constructed in 1935 to celebrate the centenary of Germany's railways.
Livery
The engine is painted grey and red with a brown wooden boiler. It has a brass chimney and dome, as well as brass lamps, fittings, boiler bands, works plates and nameplates, though no name is visible on these within the illustrations.
Appearances
Publicity Engines
The Publicity Engines are unnamed blue tender engines that appeared in two separate magazine stories. The first one appeared on a poster advertising rail travel, whereas the second appeared on a poster promoting summer excursions on Sodor.
Technical Details
Basis
The second engine is based on the LNER A1/A3 Pacific, with an added top feed and fowler tender. Gordon, Flying Scotsman and Flying Thistle are other members of this class.
Livery
Both engines are painted blue with red and black lining and bear crests on their respective tenders.
Appearances
Magazine Stories
- 1997 - Percy's Story! (poster cameo; first engine)
- 2001 - Percy's Picture (poster cameo; second engine)
Silver
Silver is an engine BoCo once mentioned in a story he told Skarloey.
Biography
According to BoCo's story, Silver was elegant and was once the fastest engine in the land, with silver paint to suit his name, and was always boasting to the other engines. At last, a wizard, who appeared to be a tramp, put a curse on him after Silver refused to take him. He turned Silver into a rusty slow engine. He became the laughing stock of the other engines and was nicknamed Tramp.
Personality
Silver was a boastful engine who held himself in high esteem, refusing to take on passengers who were dirty. He did not stop boasting until he was changed into a rusty old engine.
Appearances
The Red Tank Engines
Two Red Tank Engines appeared in a magazine story. They were never named and their origins are unknown.
Technical Details
Basis
These engines do not appear to be based on any specific design.
Livery
These engines are painted red with yellow lining and black wheels.
Appearances
Magazine Stories
- These engines appear in a "Counting Time" activity from the 1998-1999 Fun to Learn magazine.
Trivia
- They appear to be an illustration error of James portrayed as two different engines.
The Blue Tender Engine
An unnamed blue tender engine once appeared in the magazines. It annoyed Daisy after some coal dust got blown into her face from its tender.
Technical Details
Basis
The engine's basis is unknown.
Livery
The engine is painted blue with red lining. Its handrails are painted grey.
Appearances
Trivia
- It is possible that this engine is Edward, but illustrated incorrectly.
Emily's Ghost Engine
Emily's Ghost Engine is an engine that once appeared in Emily's dream. It only appeared in the magazine story Peep and Sleep, in which Emily was having trouble sleeping, due to Duck blowing his whistle too loudly. One night Emily had a dream, in which the ghost engine made her fall asleep for 100 years. Following this, Emily decided she wouldn't sleep the next night, until the other engines arrive at the sheds first.
Technical Details
Basis
The engine appears to be a freelance design.
Livery
The engine appears as a ghostly apparition, resembling a cloud.
Appearances
The Red Tender Engine
A red tender engine appeared on a photograph in Sir Topham Hatt's Office.
Technical Details
Basis
This engine has no precise basis, however it appears to be either a 2-6-0 or 0-6-0 with no dome. The engine also has a Fowler tender.
Livery
This engine is painted red, with black lining and a black smokebox.
Appearances
The Abandoned Engine
The Abandoned Engine appeared in an old works storage shed nearby a station. He has a cobweb around his funnel.
Technical Details
Basis
The basis of this engine is unknown.
Livery
The livery of this engine is unknown.
Appearances
Trivia
- In Sodor: Reading Between the Lines, Christopher Awdry states "He's an old unknown engine whose identify will forever remain a mystery I'm afraid. Perhaps the fans could come up with an interesting story or three about him...".[4]
The Green Engine
This green engine appeared in a poster for the "Railway Me!" magazine.
Technical Details
Basis
The basis of this engine is unknown.
Livery
The engine is painted green with a brass dome and white buffers.
Appearances
The Czechoslovakia Diesel
- "Phew!"
- ― The Czechoslovakia Diesel
The Czechoslovakia Diesel is a large diesel engine which once assisted in 1975 relocation of a Gothic church in Most, Czechoslovakia. This event was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the heaviest building ever moved on wheels.[5]
Technical Details
Basis
This engine is based on a diesel–electric with a Bo-Bo wheel configuration originating from the Czechoslovak State Railways. The specific basis, however, is currently unknown.
Livery
The engine is painted green-white with a dark red lining and dark blue chassis.
Appearances
Trivia
- Strangely, the diesel was illustrated with eyes on its windshield as opposed to the standard grey faces traditionally used for Thomas & Friends characters.
See Also
- List of Czech locomotive classes on Wikipedia
The Lost Tank Engine
An unnamed blue tank engine made an appearance in the book, The Monster Under the Shed.
Biography
This engine was mentioned in a story told by James, and was said to always be ready to help. One night, a stationmaster asked him to get a coach that was left behind. The engine went to get it, but when the weather turned bad, he had to sleep in an old shed. Later, he woke up to a noise and when he opened his eyes, he saw fingers reaching for him from under the shed. He was chased out of the shed by a monster and never seen again, supposedly being eaten by the monster.
Personality
James emphasised that he was a brave blue engine who was eager to help.
Technical Details
Basis
The Lost Tank Engine loosely resembles an LSWR 0298 class Beattie well tank locomotive.
Livery
The Lost Tank Engine is painted blue with red lining.
Appearances
BR Class 170
The BR Class 170 is a diesel multiple unit that Thomas encountered during a trip to the Mainland.
Technical Details
Basis
This engine is based on the BR Class 170 "Turbostar" diesel mutliple unit (DMU).
Livery
The BR Class 170 is painted indigo with yellow panels on the front. Its passenger doors and roof are painted white.
Appearances
The Little Blue Engine
The Little Blue Engine is an unnamed blue engine who made an appearance in Mr. Perkins' Sleepover. He is the main protagonist of a story Mr. Perkins reads titled "The Little Engine's Big Day". He is similar to Thomas.
Biography
The Little Blue Engine loved nothing more than puffing along the track pulling important loads. One day at a junction, he met a Big Silver Engine, who called him a "slow coach". The Little Blue Engine felt insulted and went as fast as he could to prove the Big Silver Engine wrong. However, he came off the tracks from going too fast. Once he was back on the tracks, he continued his journey carefully to the Docks, this time ignoring the Big Silver Engine's teasing. He was praised by the Dock Manager for being really useful and he tooted happily with pride.
Personality
The Little Blue Engine loved puffing along the track pulling important loads. He did not like being teased and was determined to prove others wrong, but strove to be really useful.
Technical Details
Basis
The Little Blue Engine is a well tank engine that looks similar to Bash and Dash.
Livery
The Little Blue Engine is painted blue.
Appearances
The Big Silver Engine
The Big Silver Engine is an unnamed silver engine who was mentioned in Mr. Perkins' Sleepover. He appears in a story Mr. Perkins reads titled "The Little Engine's Big Day". He is similar to Spencer.
Biography
The Big Silver Engine met the Little Engine at a junction one day, and he teased him, calling him a "slow coach."
Personality
The Big Silver Engine enjoyed teasing smaller engines and can be rather impatient.
Technical Details
Livery
The Big Silver Engine is painted silver.
Appearances
The Crowd Engines
The Crowd Engines are a pair of engines which feature in the background when Diesel is imagining a statue of himself as a super hero being unveiled.
Technical Details
Basis
As the duo are recolours of Ryan and Paxton, they are based on a Great Northern Railway (GNR) Class N2 and a British Rail (BR) Class 08 diesel-electric shunter respectively. Due to the video they feature in being stylised with graphics based on the Minis range of merchandise, both have significantly squashed proportions and run on four-wheeled chassis.
Liveries
The tank engine is painted brown, while the diesel shunter is painted blue.
Appearances
The Red Tank Engine
The Red Tank Engine makes a cameo appearance in Adventures on Sodor. It is seen travelling over a bridge near Dryaw station.
Technical Details
Basis
The Red Tank Engine is based on the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 0-6-0 E2 class with extended side tanks. Thomas shares the same basis and modifications.
Livery
The Red Tank Engine is painted red with black lining, cab door, running board and wheels.
Appearances
Trivia
Audio Files
Whistle
| Only used | Sound Effect |
|---|---|
| Adventures on Sodor |
West Somerset Railway Engines
The West Somerset Railway Engines are the engines working on the West Somerset Railway. One of these engines mistakenly shunted Annie and Clarabel onto a siding at Minehead railway station thinking that they were just "ordinary coaches".
Technical Details
Basis
The engines from the West Somerset Railway Engines that appeared in Train Sim World 5 are based on the BR Class 09 (D4107), BR Class 33s (D6566 and D6575 "Seagull"), Class 47 (D1661 "North Star") and Class 52 (D1010 "Western Campaigner").
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(D6575 "Seagull")
(D1661 "North Star")
(D1010 "Western Campaigner")
Appearances
Emily's Sisters
- "My sisters and I used to haul express trains all the time on our old railway. I did love thundering along the line, taking passengers where they needed to be and feeling rather splendid. One of my sisters even managed to reach 82 miles per hour once!"
- ― Emily
Emily's Sisters were Stirling Single tender engines who worked for the Great Northern Railway on the Mainland.[6]
Technical Details
Basis
These engines were based on the Great Northern Railway (GNR) 1003 Series Stirling Single 4-2-2.
Designed by Patrick Stirling in 1870 with 8ft 1in driving wheels and outside cylinders, these engines were specifically built for high-speed expresses between London and York. A total of fifty-three engines were built at Doncaster between 1870 and 1895, unofficially divided into three series based on their dimensions: the twenty-seven No. 1 Series engines between 4/1870 and 4/1880, the twenty 662 Series engines between 2/1881 and 12/1893 and the six 1003 Series engines between 11/1894 and 4/1895. George Frederick Bird labelled these series G, G2 and G3 respectively in his book The Locomotives of the Great Northern Railway, 1847-1910 (albeit with some inconsistencies). Under Henry Ivatt's classification scheme in 1900, the 1003 Series were classified A1, the 662 Series and No. 1 Series (which by now had all been rebuilt to the 662 Series' dimensions) were classified A2 and the eight engines rebuilt with a domed boiler were classified A3.
The only surviving member of all classes, the pioneer No. 1, is on display at the National Railway Museum. The engine in preservation carried a small capacity Stirling tender, which was given in its first restoration in 1909. A derelict original Stirling Single tender used as a water and sludge carrier was later found in Peterborough and, after restoration, was paired with the engine in 2014.
Appearances
Books
- 2005 - Thomas Goods Encyclopedia
- 2018 - Character Encyclopedia
Video Games
- 2026 - Wonders of Sodor (mentioned in unused dialogue)
Trivia
- In unused dialogue from Wonders of Sodor, Emily mentions that one of her sisters once reached 82 miles per hour. This is likely a slightly erroneously-worded reference to No. 775, which is recorded as having once completed the 82 mile run from Grantham to York in 1 hour and 16 minutes.
See Also
References
- ↑ Promotional artwork of Edward (side-view) and Promotional artwork of Edward (front)
- ↑ Shining Time Station A Place Unlike Any Other second draft script
- ↑ Women bring Thomas into lineup - The Daily Telegraph, September 28 1994
- ↑ RWS "Sodor: Reading Between the Lines" (2025 Edition)
- ↑ Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
- ↑ Wonders of Sodor - "Emily and the Express" (unused dialogue)
| Locomotives | Steam | |
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| Diesel | Class 40 | The Mainland Diesels | Frankie | |
| Rolling Stock | Connor's Coaches | Caitlin's Coaches | Bradford | |
| Non-Rail Vehicles | 040 BMC | Beresford | Tony | Mitchell | The Hawker Hurricane | |
| People | Elizabeth II | The Duke and Duchess of Boxford | The Thin Clergyman | The Fat Clergyman | Baz and Bernie | |
| Stations | Barrow-in-Furness | Bournemouth | Brighton | Crewe | Doncaster | Victoria | |
| Locomotives | Steam | The Blue Tender Engine | The Blue Workshop Engine | Coffee Pots | Earnest | Golden Steam Engine | Lady | Little Barford | Sodor Tramway Engines | Stepney | Victor |
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| Other | The Cable Car | The Old Tram Car | The Pier Train | Vicarstown Tramway Engines | |
| Rolling Stock | Safari Park Coaches | |
| People | Burnett Stone | |
| Railways | The Cable Railway | Estate Railway | The Magic Railroad | Sodor Tramways | Sodor Scenic Railway | Stepney's Branch Line | Vicarstown Tramway | |
| Landmarks | The Dinosaur Park | Great Waterton Tram Shed | Bay View Holiday Park | Ulfstead Castle | |
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Locomotives | Yong Bao | Hong-Mei | The Big Mean Engine | The Small Mean Engine | Da Li | Xiao Hu | Yen | The Chinese Diesel Shunter | |
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| Rolling Stock | An An and Yin-Long | Lei | ||
| Locations | Real Landmarks | Great Wall of China | Zhangye Danxia | Himalayas (Shunting Yard) | Chang Jiang River | |
| Fictional Landmarks | Cherry Blossom Runby | The First Chinese Station | The Chinese Railway Bridge | Chinese Railway Sheds | The Second Chinese Station | The Chinese Town Halt (Tunnel) | The Bamboo Forest (Nature Reserve) | Tu Zi Quan | Town Square | The River Station | ||
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Locomotives | Yong Bao | The Mean Big Engine | |
| Rolling Stock | Yong Bao's Hopper | ||
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Locomotives | Ashima | Rajiv | Rajinda | Coran | Shankar | Noor Jehan | Abiar | |
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| People | Charubala | ||
| Locations | Real Landmarks | Varkala Railway Station | Taj Mahal | The Monkey Palace | Surajpur | Jaipur Junction | |
| Fictional Landmarks | Indian Railway Shunting Yard | The Indian Beam Bridge | The Indian Paddy Field | Indian Railway Sheds | Indian Bridge Over Tunnel Runby | The Indian Mountain Railway | The Indian Desert | The Elephant Lake | The Indian Station | ||
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Locomotives | Steam | Hiro | Hiro's Friends | C11 | Dübs | Hachiroku | Kitson | Yoshitsune | B20 | C11 64 | C53 45 | C55 1 | C56 160 | C62 1 | C62 2 | D50 140 | D51 1 | D52 468 | 9633 | Reiji | Taita |
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| Diesel | KiHa 81-3 | JNR Class DE10 | KiHa 181-1 | ||
| Electric | Kenji | Satoshi and Takeshi | E10 | Zoom | EF65 1 | KuHa 489-1 | KuHaNe 581-35 | 521-1 | 221-Series | KuHa 111-1 | KuHa 381-1 | KuMoHa 52004 | MoHa 63638 | Kenya | 21-86 | 123-1 | 322-9001 | 723-9001 | 783-9001 | 922-26 | Kaito | ||
| Maglev | Hayato | Ryusei | ||
| Rolling Stock | Kenji's Coaches | JNR 481 Series Coaches | Ōigawa Main Line Coaches | Ikawa Line Coaches | 16-2034 | 36-84 | 37-2523 | 168-9001 | Kisuke | ||
| Non-Rail Vehicles | The Japanese Ship | The Japanese Cranes | ||
| People | Sir Takaboushi Hideki | Ōigawa Railway Manager | ||
| Landmarks | Mount Fuji | Senzu | Shimizu Port | The Tea Fields | Kyoto Railway Museum | Kiyomizu Temple | ||
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| Locomotives | Hiro | Kenji | Kana | ||
| Rolling Stock | Kenji's Coaches | ||