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Brendam Docks

**Brendam Docks** is a famous port on the Island of Sodor. It is located on the coast of Brendam, at the end of Edward's Branch Line.

## History

In 1870, the Wellsworth and Brendam Railway built its southern terminus at Brendam and built jetties here intending to use it as a port, but after a few years, they abandoned the project and transferred to Knapford in 1912. The fishermen were glad of the jetties and the railway but carried on as before.

In 1948, a new harbour, capable of accommodating ocean-going vessels, was built some one and a half miles south of the old one, and a private railway laid down to link the Workings with the harbour and the North Western Railway.

Brendam Docks is Sodor's main port. The Sodor Shipping Company has at least one large warehouse located here. Cranky is stationed here and he always loads and unloads cargo to and from the dock. Salty, who loves to work at the Docks and tell tales of the sea, was bought by Sir Bertram Topham Hatt to work here shunting trucks. Some years later, Porter arrived to assist Salty with the heavy workloads.

A coastal branch line runs from the port and is mainly used for fish traffic. In the fifth and sixth seasons, there was a large goods shed nearby Cranky, but after he accidentally knocked it over, it has not been rebuilt or seen since. Some ferries from the Mainland also dock here. The Docks here are large and extensive, with many warehouses, cranes, rail yards, and canals.
Byron Saves the Day

**Byron Saves the Day** is the fifteenth episode of the ninth season and the 205th episode overall.

## Plot

One grey cloudy day, Percy is taking Jack and Alfie to Cronk Abbey. Jack and his friends are going to build a new waste dump, but the rain has made the ground very muddy. Miss Jenny warns them to be careful, and tells Max and Monty not to goof off. But Max and Monty only make her think they are listening to her.

While Jack and Alfie are filling up Monty's loader, Alfie is having fun in the mud and Byron is making a trench while being very careful. Unfortunately, the workers aren't taking notice to his work which makes him very sad. He asks Oliver what he thinks of the trench, but Oliver doesn't notice as he is trying not to sink in the mud. Byron is upset as nobody is saying "Well done."

Meanwhile, Max and Monty are being reckless as usual as they splash Percy's face with mud. But then Max breaks a water pipe where Alfie is standing near and Alfie starts to sink into a mudhole. A workman shuts the water off, but Alfie can't get himself out. Jack volunteers to rescue him, but the foreman tells him to stay put, as he will sink too. Miss Jenny sends Byron to rescue Alfie, so Byron rushes out of his trench to save Alfie and tells him to grab his bulldozer blade. Alfie can't reach it at first, but Byron inches closer until Alfie grabs his blade. With everybody watching, Byron revs his engine, pulls as hard as he can and at last he pulls Alfie out of the mudhole. Everyone shouts "Well done!" to Byron, which makes him feel proud of himself.

That night, Miss Jenny severely reprimands Max and Monty for putting Alfie in danger, and shuts them up in their yard for the next three days.

## Characters

* Percy
* Jack
* Alfie
* Oliver the Excavator
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Byron
* Miss Jenny
* Buster *(cameo)*

## Locations

* Killdane
* Cronk Abbey
* Whiff's Waste Dump Construction Site
* Sodor Construction Company Yard

## Trivia

* Alfie's line, "Mud, glorious mud!" comes from the chorus of the popular Flanders and Swann song, *The Hippopotamus.* In addition to that, this line was before the next episode of the same name came to be.
Alfie has Kittens

**Alfie has Kittens** is the sixth episode of the ninth season and the 196th episode overall.

## Plot

Alfie is taken to a demolition site and is excited, only to become annoyed when Max teases him about his size by calling him "small fry". Alfie soon goes to work with Ned, but he also (albeit unintentionally) makes Alfie feel small which gets him called "half pint" by Monty. Upset by this, he is told by Thomas that size does not matter as long as he is useful.

Alfie decides to take Thomas’ advice and be really useful while helping Oliver demolish a building. As Oliver starts work, Alfie hears a noise inside but no-one believes him. However, the foreman goes to investigate and finds a cat and her three kittens. Since it’s too dangerous for the foreman to send his men in there and Alfie’s the only one small enough to help them, he ventures into the building to rescue the cats. When he is unable to coax them into his bucket, he shields them just as the wall collapses.

Alfie is later congratulated for his efforts by Miss Jenny and Thomas and the other members of the Pack, even Max and Monty, cheer for his heroism. Now, Alfie never complains about being small.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Jack
* Alfie
* Max and Monty
* Kelly
* Ned
* Miss Jenny
* Oliver the Excavator *(does not speak)*

## Locations

* Kellsthorpe Road
* Crovan's Gate Wharf

## Trivia

* This episode may have been inspired by the annual story, Thomas and the Tickles.
Elizabeth the Vintage Lorry

**Elizabeth the Vintage Lorry** is the sixth episode of the sixth season and the 138th episode overall.

## Plot

Thomas is pulling a special to Brendam which is heavy and he puffs very hard, breaking his siderods in the process. Thomas' crew see an old disused shed near the siding they had stopped at, which Thomas thinks is haunted. But instead of finding a ghost inside, Thomas' crew discover a vintage Sentinel lorry named Elizabeth. She has been sheeted for many years and has not been out since. Thomas' fireman puts some of Thomas' coal in her fire, and soon she is out and working again.

Although Elizabeth is initially hesitant and rude to Thomas, she drives off to the works to get new siderods for him. She still is not quite ready yet and discovers that her engine can only just manage hills when she climbs them, but at last she returns, and Thomas sets off to the docks.

He arrives just in time for the boat, but the Fat Controller is cross that he is almost late. Thomas explains about his siderods, and is just about to tell him about how rude Elizabeth was, when she pulls up. It turns out the Fat Controller drove Elizabeth when he was younger, and he has Jem Cole restore her to her original beauty. Even after everything, Thomas ends up admitting how grand she looks.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Elizabeth
* The Fat Controller
* Jem Cole *(does not speak)*
* Edward *(cameo)*
* BoCo *(cameo)*
* Trevor *(cameo)*
* Big Mickey *(cameo)*

## Locations

* Knapford
* Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard
* Suddery Hill
* Brendam Docks
* Cronk
* Cronk Repair Garage
* Sodor Steamworks *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first appearance of Elizabeth in the series.
Ernest

**Ernest** is a narrow gauge mountain-climbing engine who works on the Culdee Fell Railway. Like the other mountain engines, he has his own coach used for passenger services.

## Biography

It is implied that Ernest is an old and wise mountain engine. He is good friends with Wilfred and Culdee.

Ernest was built at the Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works in Winterthur, Switzerland, in 1900. Soon afterwards, he arrived on Sodor alongside the other four engines in time for the railway's inspection and opening.

Following Godred's accident shortly after opening, Ernest and the three other engines worked the line successfully for 60 years. They were carefully maintained and sent back, in rotation, to the builders in Switzerland for overhaul.

When Culdee returned from his overhaul in Switzerland, Ernest and Wilfred informed him about the changes that happened to the Culdee Fell Railway while he was away.

Ernest and Wilfred were superseded by the more modern Nos. 6 and 7 in 1962.

## Basis

Ernest is based on No. 2 Enid, an engine who works on the Snowdon Mountain Railway.

## Livery

Ernest is painted in dark green with white lining. His number (2) is painted on the sides and back of his cab in yellow and he has a red name plate with a gold border on the sides of his tanks with his name (Ernest) on them, also in gold.

## Appearances

### Season 15

* Mountain Engine (cameo)
* Bad Look-Out (indirectly mentioned)
* Danger Points
* Devil's Back (indirectly mentioned)

## Gallery

Ernest the No. 2 Mountain EngineErnest’s NameplateErnest’s Number 2
Ben Glas

**Ben Glas** (sometimes stylised as Benglas; Sudric for "White River") is a river which starts at the top of the old Skarloey Railway plateway at Ward Fell. It meets the Hawin Dooiey five kilometres southeast of Glennock and flows down through Crovan's Gate to Balladwail.

## History

Sir Handel had an accident with George near the river in 1959, just near Cros-ny-Cuirn.

In 1961, Duncan passed by Elizabeth who was waiting by with crossing with a bull whilst he was delivering the headmaster's organ to Rheneas School. Elizabeth told Duncan off for spooking the bull with his whistle.

In 1965, Elizabeth saw Mighty Mac passing by and told them that Thomas has found the old town of Great Waterton.
Brendam Branch Line

The Brendam Branch Line, commonly known as Edward's Branch Line, runs from Wellsworth along a peninsula to Brendam. BoCo, Nia and occasionally Donald and Douglas assist in running the line. Thomas also worked on the branch line while a bridge was being repaired on his own branch line.

## History and Operations

The branch, originally known as the Wellsworth and Brendam Railway, opened in 1870. It later became a branch line after the North Western Railway opened in 1915.

The branch serves Suddery, the Island's capital. There is extensive china clay traffic to and from Brendam. There are also peak passenger "through" trains to and from Tidmouth, at other times there is a local service from Wellsworth to Brendam, Edward, BoCo and Nia work the line, but these two are by no means the only motive power employed. A small scrapyard, known as Crock’s Scrap Yard, is situated on the line. Edward consistently brings scrap metal to and from the yard and is transported to the Sodor Ironworks on the Peel Godred branch. The passenger services through Tidmouth are provided between 8 and 10am and 5 to 7pm.

## Route

From Wellsworth, which includes a station yard and junction to the branch, trains travel to Suddery, then the Sodor Animal Park, and finally terminate at Brendam, where an extensive harbour and engine sheds are located. There is a private quarry line to the China Clay Works, serviced by Bill and Ben and Timothy. A Flour Mill and the Vicarage Orchard are also located between Wellsworth and Suddery, as well as a school just before Brendam.

Reg works at Crock's Scrapyard. Scruff brings scrap metal to the scrapyard from Whiff's Waste Dump. Sodor Animal Park is also located along the line. Salty and Porter work on the line at Brendam Docks.

Brendam Branch Line (Dark Blue Line) & The China Clay Company Line (Orange Line)
## Gallery

WellsworthWellsworth YardsSuddery JunctionFlour MillVicarage OrchardSudderySuddery CastleCrock's Scrap YardSodor Animal ParkBrendam SchoolBrendamBrendam DocksThe DrainThe Drain BridgeChina Clay Pits
Glynn

### Railway

North Western Railway (formerly)Tidmouth, Knapford & Elsbridge Light Railway (formerly)
Ulfstead Estate Railway

### Owner(s)

Sir Topham Hatt I (formerly)Sir Robert Norramby

### Arrived on Sodor

1905

**Glynn** is an old vertical boiler engine, known as a "Coffee Pot". He was the original number one on the North Western Railway and the Ffarquhar Branch Line, back when it was the Tidmouth, Knapford & Elsbridge Light Railway, before Thomas' arrival and now works alongside Stephen and Millie at Ulfstead Castle.

## Biography

Glynn is a jolly old engine. He is kind, friendly and loves working hard. However, he sometimes has questioned his own purpose nowadays, since engines are now far bigger and stronger. Despite this, he has accepted his place as an irreplaceable historic figure on the railway. He is also good friends with a lot of engines on the railway. Along with his new position, he has developed a strong admiration and respect for history and its remaining standing figures like Stephen and considers him a firm friend.

Glynn was the original number one engine on the North Western Railway, and used to work on the Ffarquhar branch line with the other "Coffee Pots". By the time Thomas had arrived, Glynn was the only one remaining. By 1922, he was left rusting on a siding, with ivy growing all over him.

Although Glynn is meant to be one of the "Coffee Pots" of Sir Topham Hatt's unique design, he is actually based on the Head Wrightson & Co Ltd. Type 1 "Coffee Pot No. 1" vertical boiler locomotive of 1871. The Coffee Pot is considered as No. 1 just like Glynn.

## Livery

Glynn is painted red and has gold boiler bands. He has a grey steam space cap and funnel with a brass funnel top. He has brass control caps and brass nameplates. His number 1 is painted underneath his nameplates in yellow. Because he was left sitting in sidings for a while, he became covered with rust, which was removed during his overhaul.

## Appearances

### Season 14

* The Christmas Coffeepot
* Over the Hill

## Trivia

* Glynn's water tank is taller than that of his basis to accommodate his face.
* Glynn is the second character introduced in the series whose creation was inspired by the supportive material for The Railway Series rather than the books themselves or being a Sodor Stories series original character (after Sir Robert Norramby).
* He is also the only engine to be based on said material.
* Glynn is one of the three engines to be saved from scrap. The others being Oliver and Hiro.
Home at Last

**Home at Last** is the ninth episode of the fourth season and the 92nd episode overall. It is based on the story from the same name from the fourteenth Railway Series book, The Little Old Engine.

## Plot

Skarloey returns home after being repaired. He is met by Rusty, whom Skarloey has never met before, who has been helping to mend the line and do odd jobs, and is brought back home by him. Skarloey takes a liking to Rusty, believing he is a kindly sort of engine.

Meanwhile, Peter Sam is depressed; he is still getting over his accident with the slate trucks and his damaged funnel, and is eager to start working again. The Thin Controller tells him to take another day's rest and that he has a surprise for him, which turns out to be Skarloey. Peter Sam welcomes his friend back home and tells him of a rude, rough, rocking and rolling engine called Duncan who has arrived on the railway as a spare engine after his accident, who also dispises Rusty. His driver then arrives with news; Duncan has become stuck in Rheneas Tunnel and they must go to help free him.

Skarloey enjoys the journey, especially how nice and smooth the rails are now and praises Rusty for making a difference to the line. He arrives at the tunnel to find Duncan stuck at end of the tunnel and very cross. He complains about the tunnel and the railway to his driver, who scolds him for doing "Rock 'n' Roll" in the tunnel, and claims that the tunnel is quite good enough. After Skarloey leaves some workmen behind to repair the tunnel and clear the debris, he helps Duncan, who is still grumbling, and his train to the last station and then back home.

That evening, the Thin Controller reprimands Duncan in the shed and reaffirms that the tunnel has never had problems and that he only got stuck in it due to doing Rock 'n' Roll. Then, glaring at Duncan's tall funnel, he further adds that should it happen again, he will find ways to "cut him down to size", and that his career will be "on the line." Despite being a joke, the threat is good enough to make Duncan behave better.

## Characters

* Skarloey
* Peter Sam
* Rusty
* Duncan
* The Thin Controller

## Locations

* Sodor Steamworks
* Crovan's Gate Yards
* Crovan's Gate Sheds
* Skarloey Sheds
* Glennock
* Trestle Bridge
* Hawin Doorey Bridge
* Rheneas Tunnel
* Valley View

## Trivia

* The events of this episode where Duncan scraped a tunnel with his cab due to his "Rock-n-Roll" were inspired by how his basis Douglas' large cab had a tendency to scrape against the tunnels he went under.
* This episode marks the first appearance of Duncan in the series.
Don't Bother Victor!

***Don't Bother Victor!*** is the twelfth episode of the tenth season and the 228th episode overall.

## Characters

* Skarloey
* Rheneas
* Sir Handel
* Peter Sam
* Victor
* The Thin Controller
* Rusty *(cameo)*
* Duncan *(mentioned)*

## Trivia

* The first episode where Victor is seen working away from the Steamworks and the first episode where Victor appears without it or Kevin. It is also the first episode where Victor does not say, "my friend," while interacting and working with the engines.b.
Elizabeth

**Elizabeth** is a vintage Sentinel lorry, formerly owned by Sir Bertram Topham Hatt. She often works in the Ffarquhar Quarry, the Clay Pits and other quarries and mines on Sodor.

## Biography

Elizabeth does not like laziness, carelessness or rudeness and will respond to these characteristics in the strongest terms. Because of this, she can often come off as harsh and severe. Despite the fact that she believes roads are superior to rails, she often helps the engines out. She is very sensitive about how others refer to her by her age. She has a special fondness for her former owner Sir Bertram Topham Hatt and it seems that even he never seems to take offence or get angered by her critical assessment of the way he drives. She also cares deeply for all her friends.

Elizabeth is a sentinel steam lorry that used to be owned by the Fat Controller, Sir Bertram Topham Hatt, that is when he was just a teenager. She means well, but can't stand for laziness, rudeness, or carelessness, isn't afraid to speak her mind about such matters, which also causes her to come off as harsh and very rude herself. She also appears to be quite vain and arrogant, believing that roads are superior to rails, but this setback has gotten her into trouble, and the other engines and road vehicles, and the Fat Controller are quick to remind her on how her harshness is really the weak link in the chain. Over the years, Elizabeth has come to terms with realising that she isn't as important as she claims to be, and really just has a low self-esteem, as she really is sensitive about how others think of her, and the others assure her that she is important, but really needs to be more appreciating to others instead of acting all high and mighty. Now Elizabeth has learned to respect others more, and she is good friends with the engines, particularly with Sir Handel, due to their experience at the Blue Mountain Quarry, and despite some occasional moments of being proud and stubborn, she realises now that there are better ways to earn respect, all thanks to the engines putting in her place.

## Basis

Elizabeth is based on a Sentinel DG4 steam lorry with a three-way tipper behind her cab.

## Livery

Elizabeth is painted maroon with gold and black lining and an orange-brown tipper.

## Appearances

### Season 6

* Elizabeth the Vintage Lorry
* Faulty Whistles
* Jack Frost

### Season 9

* Wash Behind Your Buffers *(cameo)*
* The Great Discovery *(cameo)*

## Trivia

* Elizabeth is the only character able to insult Sir Bertram Topham Hatt without getting into trouble, as she was the first lorry he ever drove.
* A Sentinel steam bus (originally a lorry) that gives tour rides around Weston-super-Mare (formerly around Whitby) is named after Elizabeth.
Devil’s Back

**Devil's Back** is the twelfth episode of the fifteenth season and the 347th episode overall. It is based on the story of the same name from the nineteenth Railway Series book, Mountain Engines.

## Plot

Lord Harry gets his name taken away as punishment, now being referred to by his #6, and, after hearing Culdee's story of Godred, asks the The Tall Controller to be let out. The Tall Controller agrees, but forbids him from pushing passenger trains, so #6 is assigned to taking supplies and workmen up to Summit Hotel. One day, he is preparing to continue up Devil's Back, a difficult part of the line, after a message arrives about a group of injured climbers. Despite the strong wind, #6 perseveres and the leader of the climbers asks the Tall Controller to rename #6 after a friend who helped him when he was injured. Nowadays, #6 is renamed Patrick and only takes risks when absolutely necessary.

## Characters

* Wilfred
* Culdee
* Lord Harry/Patrick
* Catherine
* The Tall Controller
* The Truck (does not speak)
* Godred (mentioned)
* Ernest *(indirectly mentioned)*
* Shane Dooiney *(indirectly mentioned)*
* Alaric *(indirectly mentioned)*

## Locations

* Kirk Machan
* Kirk Machan Sheds
* Devil's Back
* Culdee Fell Summit
* St Tibba's Hospital (mentioned)

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first appearance of The Truck, but has no lines of dialogue.

## References to Other Stories

* Culdee tells Lord Harry the story of Godred from the previous two episodes.
Captain Baxter

**Captain Baxter** is a tank engine who lives on the Bluebell Railway. He originally used to work for the Dorking Greystone Lime Company.

## Biography

Captain Baxter spent most of his working life at the Dorking Greystone Limeworks. Captain Baxter was later saved from scrap and brought for preservation by the Bluebell Railway Preservation Society.

Not much is known about Captain Baxter's personality. In Thomas and Stepney, Stepney told him that their railway is short and Captain Baxter suggested that he should tell his driver about the whole situation.

## Livery

Captain Baxter is painted vermilion red with his name (Captain Baxter) painted on the side of his tanks in white and his number (3) painted on the sides of his tanks under his name, also in white. His buffer beams are painted red with black buffers and has two red plates with one yellow plate in the middle of them, all on the sides of his tanks. His cylinders are painted bronze.

## Trivia

* Captain Baxter was built by Fletcher, Jennings & Co. at Whitehaven, the same place as Skarloey, Rheneas, Talyllyn, Dolgoch and Smudger. He is also one of the only standard gauge steam engines to be built by Fletcher Jennings.
* In 2014, Captain Baxter was featured in the movie Muppets Most Wanted as "Randy Stevenot No. 3".
Charlie

**Charlie** is a playful purple saddle tank engine who loves to tell jokes and have fun.

## Biography

Prior to his transfer into the North Western Railway fleet, Charlie first arrived on Sodor from the Kent and East Sussex Railway to help out Thomas on his branch line. He was said to be the favourite engine of the engines and his old controller from his old railway.

Once, he came across an elephant on the line. But when he tried to inform the other engines, they just thought he was telling one of his jokes. Charlie then reported the elephant to Harold, who took Charlie seriously. Soon, the elephant was recaptured, but Charlie was not pleased about not being taken seriously and vowed never to tell another joke. Unfortunately, Charlie's promise to himself did not last long.

Later, Caitlin left her coaches with Charlie in the Knapford Yards while she went to the Steamworks. Just then, Thomas arrived and left Annie and Clarabel. When Caitlin came back to collect her coaches, Charlie - distracted by telling Caitlin a joke - accidentally shunted Annie and Clarabel with Caitlin's coaches, resulting in Caitlin pulling them with her train to Ulfstead Castle and the Mainland. He also seems to be primarily based in the shunting yards by this point.

When the Great Railway Show was being held, Charlie was one of the engines who wanted to go to the show, but he was not chosen and was left on Sodor to do the other engine's jobs.

## Basis

Charlie is based on a Manning Wardle L Class 0-6-0ST. Charlie's name and number parallel a real world Manning Wardle saddle tank Charwelton, found on the Kent and East Sussex Railway and also numbered 14.

His brother Billy shares the same basis.

## Livery

Charlie is painted violet with white lining, brass fittings and red wheels. His number 22 is painted on the sides of his cab in gold with white boardering and he has brass nameplates on the sides of his saddle tank with his name painted on them in white.

## Appearances

### Season 10

* Play Time
* Charlie in Deep Water

### Season 12

* Not So Slow Coaches
* Flatbeds of Fear (cameo)
* Toad's Adventure (cameo)
* Missing Gator (cameo)

## Trivia

* Charlie's number could have been inspired by Charwelton - a Manning Wardle O Class preserved at the Kent and East Sussex Railway. However, Charlie is an L Class while Charwelton is an O Class.
* Charlie's whistle sound was previously used for the engine in the 1957 war-drama film, The Bridge on the River Kwai. It would later be reused for the character Pramath in the 2013 Disney movie, *Planes*. In fact Charlie’s whistle was sourced from LSWR N15 Class 4-6-0 No. 30777 “Sir Lamiel”.

## Gallery

Charlie's current NWR livery (1960-present)Charlie's number 22 (1960-present)Charlie's old K&ESR livery (1942-1960)Charlie's current nameplate (1960-present)
Bowler

**Bowler** also known as **Class 40, The Diesel**, **D261** or simply **Diesel**, is a big green diesel engine who once visited the North Western Railway on loan from British Railways.

## Biography

Bowler is snobbish, smug and rude with his snide remarks, believing that diesel engines are superior and should take over from steam engines while also showing off to engines such as Duck and Stepney. In the end however, he would also show his cowardly side as shown when he slipped away after his embarrassing incident when no one was looking.

In 1959, Sir Bertram Topham Hatt had hired him on loan from British Railways at the same time Stepney was visiting from the Bluebell Railway. When Bowler first arrived he was rude and snarky to the engines and was boastful about himself being modern and up to date. That was until an inspector's bowler hat blew off from some wind that day of his trial run and made him broke down and resulted him into having his nickname from the engines. He was also suppose to pull an express train that day as well but was given to Duck and Stepney instead as far as Cronk for Gordon to take. Feeling very embarrassed and ashamed over this and once he was repaired, he slinked away the night before Stepney left for his home saying goodbye to no one but left two things behind, a rather nasty smell and a battered bowler hat.

## Basis

Bowler is based on a British Rail (BR) Class 40 1Co-Co1.

## Livery

Bowler is painted in the BR Deep Bronze green livery. He has a thin, lighter green stripe running along his top, full yellow warning panels on his front and back end with his rooftop painted black and shining silver buffers as opposed to the regular grey buffers. His number is painted on his cab sides in yellow.

## Trivia

* Before his trial on Sodor, this diesel was named Class 40. But, after sucking an inspector’s bowler hat through his air intake, he was later nicknamed Bowler and, to his embarrassment, the name stuck.
* Bowler and Derek share the same livery.
Gordon Takes a Tumble

**Gordon Takes a Tumble** is the seventeenth episode of the sixth season and the 149th episode overall.

## Plot

The Fat Controller's engines are proud of how useful they are, and they feel important, but none of them feels more important than Gordon. When Salty rolls up to him, Gordon warns him to not make him all sooty. Salty teases Gordon that he would not know that pulling trucks is a sooty job. Gordon brags that it would not be dignified for an express engine to pull trucks. Gordon attempts to explain what "dignified" means to Percy, but Salty interrupts, saying that it means someone is too big for their buffers and Gordon puffs furiously away.

Later that night, the Docks is packed with trucks due to the fog covering the Island of Sodor causing confusion and delay. The Fat Controller comes to the sheds and orders Henry, Thomas, Percy and Gordon to go to the Docks and to have Gordon to take the trucks somewhere where they will not be in the way, much to Gordon's shock. Gordon is waiting impatiently for his trucks, to show Salty how an express engine pulls them. Salty teases him again, saying he shouldn't get too big for his buffers, but this time Gordon ignores him.

The next day, as Gordon is puffing along the main line, a signalman forgets to switch a set of points from the old Great Waterton branch line. The signalman sees Gordon going to the branch line, knowing that the express trains cannot go there, but it is too late. The line was old and weak, and has a sign to warn all trains to "go slow", but Gordon ignores the sign and goes even faster. The weak rails start to buckle as they cannot hold Gordon's weight, and he derails and tumbles down a hill with his train. He ploughs through the grass below and comes to a halt in a field, in front of a scarecrow. No one is injured but Gordon feels very undignified and wonders what the Fat Controller will say. When the Fat Controller arrives, he tells Gordon off that he has only succeeded in showing Salty how silly it is to ignore "go slow" signs, much to Gordon's embarrassment.

Gordon is repaired and returns back to work, but is very unhappy with himself. Thomas cheers him up by saying that everyone makes mistakes. James tells Gordon that Salty has apologised for all of his teasing and Gordon apologises for being "too big for his buffers" and all three engines give a jolly toot.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Henry
* Gordon
* James
* Percy
* Salty
* The Fat Controller
* Butch *(cameo)*

## Locations

* Brendam Docks
* Haultraugh Lighthouse
* Tidmouth Sheds
* Henry’s Forest
* Green Hills Junction
* Great Waterton Root Farm

## Trivia

* The crash is heavily reduced in the Sodor Stories version, compared to the original episode. With Gordon only falling off a hill and into a nearby root vegetable field, in front of a scarecrow.
Albert

*"lol"*

* Albert

Albert Kieann Zhang, better online known as Albert, was an Scenario Editor and Music creator in Dinogen Online.

## Overview

**Albert's** clothing is usually a white ballistic mask, a Sky Ronin medic helmet, or a Ushanka. He almost always uses the MIlitia faction.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

His gear of choice is an AN-94, Semtex and Stim Shots. His usual loadout is an AK47, Spas 12, and Adrenaline Shots.

### **Scenarios Made (5000+ Views Amassed)**

* John Wick: Chapter 1 and 2
* Team Fortress 2-Mann vs Machine
* Wolf Den
* Avatar Hunt
* Maze of Trepidation
* Jason's Reprisal
* Aggression on Peacekeeper
* Final Strike
* UPBoss's Raid
* Urban Ninja
* Endurance of the Elites
* Lostuser's Encounter
* The Break In

## Behavior

**Albert** almost always likes funny jokes, sending "lol" or "xd" in chats as well as laughing emojis. He has a slick sense of humor and talks about College quite a lot. He is very friendly towards people he knows, and likes guiding players in Scenario Editor.

## Achievements

* Tons of Scenarios that are featured
* Over 3 pages of Scenarios
* First "cutscene" visual editor
* First landscape artist
* Used to be 3rd on Chicken Survival
* Creator of the music for "Zombie Survival"
* Has friends lostuser and UPBoss, both experienced mapmakers
* He has the current record in Lizard Slayer
* Easily able to bypass Scenario blocks

## Trivia

* Albert has a close friend who is Julian Elchakieh, better online known as Jmancurly.
* He currently attends Columbia University.
* He does not make scenarios anymore.
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Algy

**Algy** is a blue bus who works on the eastern side of the Island of Sodor. He is owned by Sodor Roadways.

## Biography

Not much is known of Algy's personality, apart from his close friendship with Bertie.

In his first speaking role, Percy met up with Algy at the miner's hault on the Kirk Ronan Branch Line. Algy gave Percy advise on how excitement will happen without him knowing it. When the trucks broke loose on the hill, He and Sir Bertram Topham Hatt chased after them, while the workmen put wooden block brakes on the tracks to stop them rolling back.

## Livery

Algy is painted light blue with a white stripe on both sides.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* Steam Roller *(cameo)*
* Bowled Out *(cameo)*
Freddie

**Freddie** is a grey narrow gauge tank engine who used to work on the Mid-Sodor Railway.

## Biography

After many years of absence, Freddie returned to the hills of Sodor. Although the reason for his absence is not stated, it is most likely that Freddie was either on loan to another railway or undergoing an extensive overhaul.

After the Mid-Sodor closed, he was sent away to the Welsh Highland Railway on the Mainland and 27 years later. he returned to the Skarloey Railway in the ninth season, in time's for the railway's 100th anniversary, along with Duke, who had came back from a five year major overhaul. Both engines returning created a huge increase in passengers visiting to see him and Freddie.

## Personality

Freddie was the warhorse engine of the Mid-Sodor Railway. Although he is now a much older engine, Freddie is still full of boyish charm, has his wits about him and is always game for a competition. He is chucklesome, will never forget a friend and is still very much capable of giving the other engines a run for their money.

## Basis

Freddie is based on Russell, a Hunslet 2-6-2T locomotive, with added buffers. Russell is most famously associated with the original Welsh Highland Railway in North Wales. The locomotive was built in 1906 by the Hunslet Engine Company.

Unlike his basis, Freddie has 2-link couplings, buffers and lamp irons and the brake pipes and air pump are removed. His gauge is also 2ft 3in, as opposed to the gauge of his basis, ‎1 ft 11 5⁄8 in (597 mm).

## Livery

Freddie is painted grey with black and red lining and has a bronze dome. He has black name and number plates (4 and later 10) with gold writing.

## Appearances

### Season 4

* Granpuff *(does not speak)*
* Sleeping Beauty *(does not speak)*
* You Can't Win *(cameo)*
Edward, Gordon and Henry

**Edward, Gordon and Henry** is the fourth episode of the first season. It is based on the story of the same name from the first Railway Series book, The Three Railway Engines.

## Plot

Gordon always pulls the Big Express and is proud to be the only engine strong enough to do it. One day, he heads down the line with the Fat Director onboard the train, when he sees the tunnel that Henry has been left bricked up in and abandoned for refusing to come out. Henry feels sorry for himself and not only wonders if he will ever be forgiven, but despite wanting to come out of the tunnel now, he does not know how to ask.

Gordon plans to whistle rudely at Henry, only to burst his safety valve and he is forced to stop just in front of the tunnel. Upon being told by his driver what has happened and that he can no longer pull his train, Gordon is most embarrassed, especially since Henry has seen everything and is laughing at him. The passengers come out to see Gordon, including the Fat Director cross, who promptly orders for another engine to come to take the Express, while Gordon is uncoupled and limps onto a siding. The only engine left in the yard is Edward and he offers to take the train, but when he tries to push the coaches, he finds that he is simply not strong enough to move the heavy train. Gordon suggests that Henry should be allowed to try and the Fat Director agrees, as does Henry upon being asked.

Soon workmen break down the wall and replace the rails, then Henry comes out of the tunnel. His paint is very dirty and he feels stiff and covered in cobwebs, but after having a quick run to loosen his joints and being turned on a turntable, he feels a lot better and then he is coupled to the coaches at the front. With Henry pulling and Edward pushing, the duo manage to move the long train. The Fat Director leans out a window to wave to them, but because the train ends up moving very fast, it caused his hat to blow off and land in a goat's field for its tea to be eaten. The two keep running until they reach the last station at the end of the line where the passengers cheer, and on the way home, they help Gordon back to the sheds.

Henry is rewarded with a new coat of paint and no longer minds the rain as he now knows that the best way to keep his paint nice is not to hide in tunnels, but to ask his driver to have a wash down after finishing the day's work.

## Characters

* Edward
* Henry
* Gordon
* Green Express Coaches
* The Fat Director
* Thomas *(cameo)*
* Troublesome Trucks *(cameos)*

## Locations

* Knapford
* Henry's Tunnel
* The Pond Runby
* Vicarstown
* Tidmouth Sheds

## Trivia

* This episode is the first time that a spare engine (in this case two engines) had been sent to take a train while the other was incapacitated. In this case, Henry and Edward had to take Gordon's express to the top station.
Blueprints

This is a list of **blueprints** in *UNSIGHTED*. These blueprints allow the player to craft certain items, such as weapons and chips.

## Weapons

Click on the links below to look at the weapon's blueprint:

* Auto Blaster#Blueprint
* Blaster#Blueprint
* Blazing Axe#Blueprint
* Cryojet#Blueprint
* Fire Shuriken#Blueprint
* Flameblade#Blueprint
* Flamethrower#Blueprint
* Frost Axe#Blueprint
* Frostbite#Blueprint
* Grenade L#Blueprint
* Grenade Spread#Blueprint
* Ice Grenade#Blueprint
* Ice Shuriken#Blueprint
* Iron Edge#Blueprint
* Raquel's Axe#Blueprint
* Shotgun#Blueprint
* Shuriken#Blueprint
* Thunder Axe#Blueprint
* Thunder Edge#Blueprint
* Thunder Shuriken#Blueprint
* War Axe#Blueprint

## Chips

Click on the links below to look at a chip's blueprint:

* Health Chip#Blueprint
* Stamina Chip#Blueprint

## Cogs

Click on the links below to look at the cog's blueprint:

* Attack Cog#Blueprint
* Defense Cog#Blueprint
* Reload Cog#Blueprint
* Revive Cog#Blueprint
* Speed Cog#Blueprint
* Stamina Cog#Blueprint
* Syringe Cog#Blueprint

## Others

Click on the links below to look at the item's blueprint:

* Ancient Clock#Blueprint
* Disposable Syringe#Blueprint
* Hookshot Blueprint#Blueprint
* Iron Ingot#Blueprint
* Spinner Blueprint#Blueprint
* Sprocket#Blueprint
Harwick Branch Line

The Harwick Branch Line is a branch line that runs from Arlesburgh West up to Harwick and back. The branch line is run by Ryan, who handles the goods traffic, and Daisy, who takes passengers.

## History

The Little Western was originally intended to reach Harwick; however, by the time Arlesburgh West was reached in 1916, it was found there was no longer need for further extension and it was dropped.

The Harwick branch line truly began construction shortly before the arrival of Ryan to the North Western Railway in 1971. The line itself was constructed by Marion, Jack, Alfie, Oliver the Excavator, Max and Monty, while supplies were brought in by James, Duck, Donald, Douglas, Oliver, Stanley, Samson and later Thomas and Ryan. The ballast for the line was supplied by the nearby Arlesdale Railway.

During the construction, the ground of the line leading out from Arlesburgh Goods Yard became unstable. Engineers declared the site unsafe and the track had to be re-routed. Soon after, Thomas had a severe accident, causing the unstable ground to completely give way. This giant opening revealed a long-lost hidden cavern, known as "Calles Cavern". Inside the cavern a pirate ship was found and would be lifted out by Rocky.

Following some setbacks - including the loss of a shipment of dynamite needed to blast through the tough rockface between Arlesburgh and Harwick - the construction of the Harwick Branch Line resumed and the new re-routed line was finally finished.

## Route

The Harwick branch line begins at Arlesburgh West, where it runs along with the Little Western to Arlesburgh Harbour and the Arlesburgh Maritime Museum, where the Little Western ends. From here, the branch line passes through Arlesburgh Goods Yard, where it swings away from the coast for a short stretch past Calles Cavern. The line then continues north along the coastline of Faarkey-Y-Sudragh (Sudrian Sea) and past Clagh Ooyre until it reaches the town of Harwick.

## Operations

The line is primarily run by two engines: Ryan and Daisy. Generally, Ryan deals with goods trains along the branch line, including bringing trucks from the Ffarquhar Quarry to Harwick. He is, however, capable of running passenger services in the case of an emergency.

While Ryan looks after the goods traffic, Daisy deals with passengers. Initially, Daisy's service only went as far as Arlesburgh West, however The Fat Controller later extended her run down to Knapford. Additionally, Daisy picks up the mail from Arlesburgh West and takes it to Harwick in the morning before beginning her passenger run.

## Gallery

Arlesburgh WestArlesburgh HarbourArlesburgh ShedsCalles CavernHarwick CliffsideHarwick HillHarwick
Arlesdale Green

**Arlesdale Green** is a small station on the Arlesdale Railway, serving the nearby hamlet of The Green. It was formerly part of the Mid Sodor Railway up until its closure in 1938.

## History

On leaving Marthwaite, the line traverses the belt of woodland for nearly two miles where in 1969, the Fat Clergyman got drenched. The Small Controller now takes great care to have all overhanging branches regularly cut back. This is especially important at the passing loop laid in the woods at the approach to Arlesdale Green. The loop had to be sited here because there was no room for it at the actual station. The line there is on a narrow site and curves sharply to thread its way between two awkward outcrops.

The Green is one of several settlements in the Arlesdale District and is the main residential area. The Mid Sodor Railway had no station here at first; Arlesdale, they felt, was near enough and only after repeated urging did they grudgingly lay a patch of gravel on the line-side for a “platform”, and dump on it a nondescript wooden shed to provide an unstaffed Halt. It was so uninviting that few people used it. The "platform" became weed-grown and the hut decrepit.

The story goes that one day a local farmer having attended a sale bought a second-hand hen-house. The vendor promised to send it to him by rail on a certain date. The farmer sent a boy to collect it. When he arrived at the station, the boy loaded up the only hut he could see. Nobody noticed the mistake until the real henhouse arrived a couple of days late.

With laughter echoing up and down the valley, the Mid Sodor hastily took steps to restore their image. They built a low platform with a gravelled surface similar to their station platforms elsewhere. They provided a station name board, too, and a neat corrugated iron shelter. By the time the Arlesdale Railway took over, however, there was nothing left but the weed-grown platform. The shelter had disappeared, having either disintegrated or become part of a potting shed in somebody's garden. The Railway Company contented themselves at first with re-edging the platform, laying down fresh gravel, and erecting a rustic fence.

Now, however, the station has been given a "face-lift". Mr. Fergus Duncan has built himself a house nearby, and improvements to the station reflect its new importance. The platform has been edged with stone slabs, and its gravelled surface replaced by one of asphalt; further, a building of granite off-cuts, similar to that of Ffarquhar Road, now provides shelter for intending passengers. Rambler roses and other climbing plants adorn the fencing, and the station is considered the most attractive on the line.

It was at Arlesdale Green that Willie's wool sacks came adrift, spread themselves over the track, and gave Rex an embarrassing accident.

## Trivia

* Arlesdale Green's Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway equivalent is Eskdale Green Station.
Callan Castle

**Callan Castle** (also known as **Lord Callan's Castle**) is a Sudrian castle near a causeway crossing Black Loch in Misty Valley. Lord Callan lives here.

## History

Callan Castle was originally inhabited by Godred the Impaler and gave him a view of Black Loch. It is believed that the surrounding area is haunted by him to this day. Whenever the engines have an accident here, they all blame it on Godred.

When the castle was reopened to the public by Lord Callan, Donald and Douglas bought the banners and bunting for the celebration.

## Trivia

* According to concept art for Bad Day at Castle Loch, the castle is loosely based on Glamis Castle in Scotland.
* Lord Callan flies the Scottish flag on days of ceremony.
Dennis

**Dennis** is a lazy, grey, diesel shunter. He has a twin named Norman.

## Biography

Dennis was first purchased by Sir Bertram Topham Hatt in 1964 before being scrapped over on the Mainland, as diesel drivers are more experienced with them as their controls were different from steam locomotives, unlike Dennis'. Back then Dennis was known as 11001. However, Dennis was lazy when he first worked on the North Western Railway. He takes advantage of others and they do his work as well as their own.

## Basis

Dennis is based on No. 11001, a prototype Bulleid diesel built at Ashford Works, England in 1949 and scrapped in 1959. He also carries his basis' number. Norman is also a member of this class.

## Livery

Dennis is painted two-tone grey with dark grey wheels, gearboxes, roof, and front. The number "11001" is painted on his sides in white.

## Appearances

### Season 9

* Cry Wolf
* The Great Discovery *(does not speak)*
Caitlin

**Caitlin** is a magenta streamlined tender engine from the Mainland, who is designed and built for speed. She usually transports passengers from the Mainland and on Sodor to Ulfstead Castle to visit the Estate Railway. She has her own rake of coaches painted in the same livery as her.

## Biography

Caitlin is a streamlined engine, designed and built for speed. Along with her friend Connor, Caitlin is an excitable and energetic character, who likes to be busy and loves to race. Both Caitlin and Connor are friendly and eager to get other engines to join in the fun with them. Caitlin is particularly impatient and restless if she has nothing to do. She would rather be racing than sit in a station and be idle.

## Basis

Caitlin is based on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad streamlined President P-7 Class. Her basis was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, United States in 1927.

## Livery

Caitlin is painted red-violet with light grey and light blue lining. She has golden nameplates on the sides of her boiler.

## Appearances

### Season 11

* King of the Railway
* Calm Down Caitlin

### Season 13

* The Truth About Toby
* Best Engine Ever

### Season 14

* Cautious Connor (does not speak)
* Engine of the Future

## Trivia

* Caitlin has been partially modified to work on British railways with a screw-link coupling and buffers on the back of her tender. She retains a streamlined cowcatcher (also known as a skirt) on the front, so she is unable to shunt.
* Despite being based on an American locomotive, Caitlin speaks with a faint Irish accent.