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Flynn

**Flynn the Fire Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Sodor Search and Rescue Centre.

## Backstory

Shortly after Belle's arrival, Sir Topham Hatt decided to get a second fire engine to help her. This came in the form of Flynn, who is able to run on both road and rails. When Flynn arrived at Brendam Docks, Edward showed him to the Search and Rescue Centre where he met Belle, Harold, Rocky, Butch and Captain. When Diesel 10 set the Dieselworks on fire in an attempt to kill Thomas, Belle and Flynn worked together to put the fire out and save Thomas.

## Search and Rescue crew

### Belle

Flynn looks up to Belle as something of an older sister figure, and the two are very efficient in emergencies. Their first rescue on Sodor together was saving Thomas from the burning Dieselworks.

### Butch

Butch towed Flynn to the Rescue Centre when he got a flat tyre when racing to a fire. He later told Flynn about the fire at Brendam Docks and encouraged him to fight it.

## Personality

Flynn is a "really red fire engine" who fights fires on Sodor and is part of the Sodor Search and Rescue team. He has both tyres and flanged wheels, meaning that he is capable of running on roads and on rails. Flynn is fast, fearless, and ready to fight any fire. He is popular with the engines and held in high regard all over Sodor. Flynn can also be self-conscious about maintaining his fire-fighting hero status. Nevertheless, Belle and the rest of the Search and Rescue team are often there to support him and keep him on course. And, at the end of the day, Flynn always has it in him to prove that he is always ready to rescue, and is a Really Useful hero.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Flynn is a hybrid design based on Tatra, Oshkosh, and Latil fire rescue vehicles.

### Livery

Flynn is painted red with yellow lining, with the Sodor Search and Rescue Centre emblem on his cab doors in white.

## Differences between the episodes and the series

* In the episodes, *Fiery Flynn* and *Race to the Rescue*, Flynn was portrayed as someone who rushed off before listening to instructions in the former and nervous in the latter. Because these two are widely despised for being a negative portrayal of fire-fighters, neither episode is canon in the Seventyverse.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice for Flynn is Rupert Degas who voiced Flynn between *Day of the Diesels* and *Season 16*.
Luis

**Luis the Bulleid Diesel-Electric Engine** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse and is owned by British Railways.

## Backstory

Luis was built alongside two other engines (his brothers) and the three were really close for a long time.

## Personality

Luis is a shy, skittish and often in the shadow of many of the other engines. He is unfortunately a target for bullies, which his brother Martin doesn't approve of. Maybe one day, Luis will start to realise how brave he can really be...

## Technical details

### Basis

Luis is based upon the Bulleid 10201 class diesel-electric. This engine was built in 1950, withdrawn 1963, and sadly scrapped in 1968.

## Trivia

* Luis is based upon one of Edward's workshop friends as depicted in the 2001 magazine story *Chiff Chaff*. The other one is Mackie.
* Luis' preferred voice actor is Charlie Day, who voices Luigi from *The Super Mario Bros. Movie*.
Trevor

**Trevor the Traction Engine** is one of the deuteragonists in the Seventyverse and he resides at the Vicarage Orchard in Wellsworth.

## Backstory

After Henry's terrible accident with the Flying Kipper, Edward bought the beyond repair trucks from both the Kipper and James' goods train to Crock's Scrap Yard. It was there that Edward met Trevor who was in surprisingly good condition but his master didn't want him anymore. Edward, feeling bad for the traction engine, promised to find him a new owner. He met various farmers on his passenger run but Farmer McColl had just bought a new tractor, Farmer Trotter had used up his money to repair his shed, Farmer Collett already had his horses to do most of the jobs Trevor would, Farmer Finney's Terence owner, was sick and Willie was out of the question. Then, at Wellsworth, Edward saw the Reverend Laxey. Although the Reverend didn't have much need for a traction engine, he agreed to look into it after his sons wanted to have Trevor around. On Saturday, the Reverend arrived at Crock's Scrap Yard where Jem Cole had polished Trevor and after an impressive performance, the Reverend bought Trevor for a cheap price and Trevor now lives at the Vicarage Orchard, where he sees Edward everyday.

## Brendam Crew

### Edward

Having witnessed horrors back before Sir Bertram Topham Hatt was in charge, Edward was not willing to let Trevor die in the scrapyard. The traction engine was very grateful to Edward, and they often have talks during their breaks. Edward helped out Trevor when the Vicar forgot to put up posters for a fete, and Trevor was concerned for Edward's wellbeing when he was clanking.

## Personality

Trevor is incredibly cheerful, kind and benevolent and gets along well with nearly everyone. He enjoys basking in the sunshine or dozing in his shed, but easily grows bored and unhappy if he does not have much company or enough work to do. Trevor is particularly fond of children and loves giving them rides whenever he gets the chance.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Trevor is based on a William Foster & Co. eight-ton Double Crank Compound (DCC) general purpose traction engine built in 1927 named Fiery Elias that was owned by the Rev. W. Awdry's friend, the Rev. Teddy Boston. He also owned the steam roller that became George and Buster's basis. Boston's widow, Audrey, still owns Fiery Elias. Unlike his basis, however, Trevor is depicted with a belly-tank under his boiler and is depicted as a Single Crank Compound (SCC) traction engine.

### Livery

Trevor is painted dark green with red lining and wheels, a black smokebox and gold boiler bands.

## Differences with the episodes and the books

* In the books and the episodes, Edward first met Trevor long after Henry returned from Crewe. In the SeventyVerse, Edward first met Trevor after Henry was sent to Crewe because he was delivering beyond repair trucks from the accident to Crock's Scrap Yard.
* In the TV series, Edward meets Trevor during series 2, episode 4. In this series, Edward meets Trevor during the series 1 timeframe; episode 23.
Sea Rogue

**Sea Rogue the Munitions Tug** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse's TUGS spinoff series, and was owned by the Munitions Factory in Bigg City.

## Backstory

Sea Rogue worked for the Munitions Factory along with an elderly tug named O'Malley, which was a uncle figure towards Sea Rogue. His first few weeks were uneventful until Sean Zero, who attempted to steal crates of dynamite from the munitions factory, caused some dynamite to explode and damaged Sea Rogue's left eye permanently, resulting him in wearing an eye patch, which Sea Rogue joked made him look like a pirate.

One day, a pair of green-eyed tugs named Flotsam and Jetsam kidnapped O'Malley and threatened to scuttle him unless Sea Rogue stole barges for them. The pirates were later caught by Ten Cents, Sunshine, Grampus, and Sea Rogue himself, who devised a plan to capture the two villains. Sea Rogue had been previously mistaken as the pirate himself, hence his nickname and he later forgave the Star Tugs for ever thinking that about him. Sea Rogue then returned to a peaceful life with O'Malley up river.

## Personality

Contrary to his eyepatch, Sea Rogue is not a devious and ruthless tug. Sea Rogue is actually quite friendly and only stole barges because he wanted to protect O'Malley.

## Technical Details

### Livery

Sea Rogue is painted in a blackish-blue livery with the Mi symbol painted in white on his stack. He also wears a black cap and matching eyepatch on his left eye.

## Differences between TUGS, Salty's Lighthouse and the Seventyverse

* In *TUGS* and the Seventyverse, Sea Rogue was blackmailed into stealing barges for Flotsman and Jetsam so he could keep O'Malley safe. In *Salty's Lighthouse*, Sea Rogue was simply called the Pirate. He was an antagonist who willingly stole cargo, but he only existed in Top Hat's dreams. Ironically, footage of the real Pirate Tugs was also used to represent him.
* In *TUGS*, it was never stated why Sea Rogue wore an eye patch. In the Seventyverse, it is revealed that Sea Rogue was involved in an accident with some carelessly placed munitions.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Sea Rogue is Sean Barrett who voiced him in the original TUGS series.
* Sea Rogue's worst fear is losing O'Malley, which was why he stole barges to try and keep him alive.
Peel Godred Waste Dump

**Peel Godred Waste Dump**, also known as **the Waste Dump** handles all of Sodor's waste rubbish and refuse.

## History

The Waste Dump is located on the Peel Godred Branch Line on the site of the old Aluminium Works. The dump takes care of Sodor's garbage, sorting and disposing the refuse, effectively and properly. It has many cranes and crushers and Sir Topham Hatt likes the place to look clean. Both Whiff and Scruff live and work here.

Whiff and Scruff both love their job and working at the Waste Dump, however some of the engines really despise working here.

Sidney once ended up at the Waste Dump while trying to remember his special job.

## Differences between the show and the Seventyverse

* In the show, the Waste Dump was located between Hawin Lake and Kirk Machan at the bottom of the mountain Shen Ven. It was also just south of the junction to the Quarry Branch Line. In the Seventyverse, it is moved to Peel Godred on the site of the old Aluminium Works.
Neil

**Neil the Box Tank Engine** is a supporting character from the Seventyverse and was the second engine of the Sodor and Mainland Railway. Nowadays, he is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway.

## Backstory

Neil worked on the Sodor and Mainland Railway alongside Richard and Mary. The trio would later be joined by Samson and Hiro. When the Sodor and Mainland Railway closed, Samson and Neil were sold to a factory on the mainland where they were later joined by Mildred and Albert. The four engines would be later be bought by the Rolling Hills Railway and Neil was put on static display, along with Samson, although the latter has since been restored to service.

## Personality

Neil is a kind, simple and gentle engine who helped work the docks on the Sodor and Mainland Railway. Although he may look a little strange, he was extremely hard working during his working life and the other engines like him for it.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Neil is based on a Neilson 0-4-0 box tank, a simple and robust class of engine built in Glasgow, Scotland and sold all over the world. This basis is reflected in his name and class. His country of origin also explains his accent. All members of this class were withdrawn and scrapped.

Richard and Mary are also based on this class.

### Livery

Neil is painted a dark green color with his company's initials (S&M) and his number (2), painted on the sides of his box tank in yellow.

When Neil was sold to the Crovan's Gate Mining Company, he was repainted gray with white lettering displaying "C.G.M.C." on his sides.

When Neil was bought by the Rolling Hills Railway, he was repainted back to his original S&M livery.

## Differences between the books and the series

* In the books, Neil was the engine who bought Skarloey to Crovan's Gate when the latter arrived on Sodor. In this series, it was Samson who bought Skarloey and Rheneas to Crovan's Gate.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Neil is Peter Capaldi who played the Twelfth Doctor in *Doctor Who*.
* Neil's number is S&M No. 2.
The Barrow-Tidmouth Semi-Fast

**The Barrow-Tidmouth Semi-Fast** is a semi-fast passenger service along the Main Line, often hauled by Henry.

## Stops

The Barrow/Tidmouth Semi-Fast stops at the following stations:

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* Lower Tidmouth
* Knapford
* Elsbridge
* Crosby
* Wellsworth
* Maron
* Cronk
* Killdane
* Kellsthorpe Road
* Crovan's Gate
* Vicarstown
* Barrow-in-Furness
Stafford

**Stafford the Silent Shunter** is the ninth electric engine on the North Western Railway, though he was technically the eighth electric engine to arrive.

## Backstory

Stafford worked on the NSR, later LMS and Midland Region of British Railways. Not much is known about his past.

## Knapford yards

### Stanley

Stanley finds Stafford to be quiet, but very punctual and hard working. Stafford appreciates Stanley's professionalism in the yard, and probably has the most respect for him out of the current Knapford pilots. The duo managed to work together to get Hiro's trucks for his goods train.

### Charlie

Though Stafford enjoys Charlie's jokes, Charlie wishes he didn't have to laugh so quietly. He does get a bit of a shock when Stafford slips up next to him mid-comedy routine though.

## Odd jobs

### Amanda

Amanda finds Stafford to be a bit too on the quiet side, and often is shocked when she finds him right next to her. He can sometimes get upset by Amanda's more insensitive comments though.

### Rosie

Not much is known about their relationship, but Rosie finds Stafford hardworking, but a very quiet sort... in more ways than one. Stafford appreciates Rosie's more bold streak and gentle words of kindness.

### Paxton

Stafford finds Paxton's kindness and eagerness to please very welcoming. Though his gullible nature can get Stafford a bit worried.

## Personality

Stafford is a very quiet and thoughtful engine. However, he is also a very sensitive sort, sometimes wishing he could be more like a steam engine or a diesel. He has a good heart deep down, and is learning to stand up to bullies such as the trucks.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Stafford is based on the North Staffordshire Railway's battery-electric No. 1. No. 1 was built at Stoke Railway Works in 1917 according to the specification of the NSR’s Locomotive Superintendent J.A. Hookham and Electrical Engineer A.F. Rock. It was designed to be able to contend with the narrow internal railway of Thomas Bolton & Sons Ltd. Copper Works. It was one of only two battery electric locomotives to be employed by a British main line company and, on one charge, could run for up to six hours and haul a load of more than four times its weight at 11mph. It was retired in 1963, having had only two drivers in its entire career. Since 1975, No. 1 has been preserved at the National Railway Museum.

### Livery

Stafford is made of veneered wood with yellow lining.

## Differences between the episodes and this series

* Stafford is a Knapford yards shunter. The TV series didn't make it clear.
* Stafford's number in the TV show is 1917. In this series, his pre-Sodor number was 2; a fictional number for his class as the real life counterpart is preserved. His current number is S1 instead of E9.

## Trivia

* Stafford is the only electric engine on Sodor who doesn't work on the Peel Godred branch line.
Sabrina

**Sabrina the Cynical Engine** is one of the antagonists in the Seventyverse and is a member of the Anti Diesel Electric League Revolution.

## Backstory

Sabrina and Ellie worked alongside Bert, Rex and Mike on the Anfield Bank Railway. When the railway suddenly closed, Mr. Fergus Duncan wanted to purchase all five engines. Unfortunately, he could only afford three. Sabrina and Ellie were sheeted away to keep them safe. It was barely a week before Addison discovered them and took them in for her own railway. She began to twist Sabrina's mind...

During the events of *Engines of the Same Metals*,

## Personality

Sabrina used to be a respected leader among her peers, being a serious sisterly figure to keep everyone from infighting. But being rejected turned her life upside down. She became cynical, cruel and rebellious, and isn't afraid to throw Ellie or her former workmates under the bus.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Sabrina is based on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway's original No.1, Sans Pareil (formerly named Pris Olaf). The first 15 in (381 mm) gauge locomotive operated on the line, built by Bassett-Lowke of Northampton in 1912 as Prins Olaf for a railway in Cristiania (now Oslo), Norway. It arrived for the line's opening in 1915 to Muncaster Mill. It was a Bassett-Lowke Class 30 4-4-2 locomotive. It was withdrawn from traffic in the mid-1920s and parts of it were incorporated into the original articulated River Mite of 1927. Its leading pony truck was reused under Perkins (formerly known as the Passenger Tractor) of 1929 for many years. An identical locomotive, Synolda, now resides in Ravenglass railway museum.

### Livery

Sabrina is painted in a vibrant orange with yellow lining.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Sabrina is Kazumi Evans who voiced Adagio Dazzle from *My Little Pony: Equestria Girls*.
Poppy

**Poppy the Firecracker Lorry** is one of the deuteragonists of the SeventyVerse and is the first member of the Pack.

## Backstory

After Horace was sent away for his horrid behaviour, Poppy was built as his replacement. Poppy had only been built a couple of weeks when she arrived at the Dieselworks to find a demolished lean-to shelter caused by Diesel 10. It was during this that Poppy met Horace and pointed out his hypocrisy of working with engines and trying to destroy a railway. This got Horace to turn on Jacob Hockings' gang, which then quickly fell apart. Meanwhile, Poppy went to warn the Pack to postpone any further inspections of the site and mention Horace, the diesels and George as well.

## Relationships

### Horace

Horace's new sister, Poppy, is a lorry he detests because she was built as his replacement.

### Alex

Alex was very surprised when he found his youngest sibling, Poppy, was quite a firecracker. He does appreciate her honesty and can-do attitude, however.

### David

David is a bit taken aback by Poppy's more firecracker ways, especially with how young she is compared to the rest of them. However, he does appreciate having her around.

### Jasmine

Jasmine is a bit shocked by some of Poppy's more snappy remarks, but she does like having a sister around.

### Diesel 10, George, Arry, Bert, Bowler, Sadie and Delilah

They, along with Horace, had just gotten free from the lean-to shelter when Poppy arrived and scolded them for their vandalism. Not only that but when Poppy pointed out Horace's hypocrisy, Horace would turn on them and so, thanks to Poppy, the gang was quickly defeated.

## Personality

Poppy is a firecracker and is quick to make snappy remarks. This is evident when she arrived at the Dieselworks and scolded Hocking's gang for destroying the lean-to shelter. Despite this, Poppy has a good heart, is honest, and has a positive can-do attitude.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Poppy appears to be based on Foden OG range lorries, which were once a common sight around railway yards. Horace, Alex, David and Jasmine share this basis.

## Trivia

* Poppy is based on the orange lorry seen in a brief illustration of Thomas and Toby, during the Mavis portion of the book.
* The preferred voice actress for Poppy is Grey Griffin, who played Lana Loud from *The Loud House*.
* Some of Poppy's character was based off Tutter from *Bear in the Big Blue House*.
Open-Topped Carriages (narrow gauge)

**Open-topped carriages** are passenger coaches with no roofs. These can only be found on Sir Robert Norramby's Estate Railway.

## History

Luke once pulled one of these coaches while he and Millie swapped jobs for the day. Sir Topham Hatt once rode in one of these carriages dressed as Father Christmas.

## Technical Details

### Basis

The open-topped carriages are based on the third class four-wheeled carriages used by the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in the 1830s. However, they have been re-scaled to narrow gauge.

### Livery

These carriages are commonly painted red with black lining and gold door handles, they also have the Ulfstead Castle crest on both sides. A blue variant was also seen in King of the Railway and The Lost Puff, this carriage does not feature the Ulfstead Castle crest on it's sides.
Sharon

**Sharon the Cheerful Mountain Coach** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Culdee Fell Railway. She is assigned to Shane Dooiney.

## Backstory

When the railway first opened, Sharon was assigned to Shane Dooiney. Unfortunately, when Mr. Richards start favouring Culdee over Shane Dooiney, it meant he and Sharon weren't used that often. That changed when Culdee deliberately derailed herself, trapping Wilfred in the sheds. As a result, Shane Dooiney and Sharon were bought out. The two met up with Lisa, Ashley, Melanie and Jess at the junction and after the electric engine recounted her first day on the North Eastern Railway, Ashley suggested that Mr. Richards had 'engine favouritism'. To this, Sharon said that they needed to find him and fast, before thanking Lisa for the help. After Culdee and Shane Dooiney raised the issue, Mr. Richards realised his mistake and rearranged the timetables to allow Shane Dooiney and Sharon to go out more.

## Personality

Sharon tries to look on the bright side of life, but she's very insecure. She is assigned to Shane, but for a very long time, she more often than not found herself working with to Wilfred or Ernest! Thankfully, after Culdee put her plan into action, Sharon and Shane are united and Sharon is a lot more bright and cheerful.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Sharon is based on the Snowdon Mountain Railway bogie coaches as she was at the railway's opening in 1900. She was rebuilt as 56-seater saloon coaches in the 1950s.

### Livery

Sharon is painted orange with cream coloured curtains and window surrounds and have a grey roof top.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Sharon is Raven-Symoné who voiced Iridessa from the *Tinker Bell* films.
Seth

**Seth the Sardonic Diesel** is an antagonist in the Seventyverse and owned by British Railways. He is the Seventyverse version of Kid Station Engine #8.

## Backstory

Seth was built as an experimental diesel shunter to see if he could be a viable alternative to the numerous Class 08's. The experiment was a failure owing to issues with his centre cab and Seth was relegated to work in the same scrapyard where Bear found Emily.

## Personality

As a result of being rejected, Seth became grumpy, cynical, cold-hearted, cruel and suspicious of newcomers.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Seth's design is a freelance design and has no particular basis.

### Livery

Seth is painted black with the number D4711 painted on both sides of his cab.

## Trivia

* Seth's number is BR D4711. This is completely fictional as no engines ever carried that number. However, it was Bowler's number in the Railway Series.
* The preferred voice actor for Seth is Pete Zarustica, who voiced Sardon from *Mew Mew Power*.
The Race

**The Race** is the twenty-fourth *TUGS: The Bigg City Chronicles* story.

## Plot

The Star Tugs have to finish work early and when Zak finds out, he boasts that the Z-Stacks could finish work quicker, though Big Mac and Scorpio beg to differ. Scorpio then suggests that all three fleets have a relay race, to which Big Mac and Zak agree. However, Zak has Zeus perform a bit of sabotage.

Meanwhile, Captain Star, Captain Zero, Captain Lucky, Captain Salvage and Mr. Lloyd are summoned to the harbor master's office in regards to the recent crash on Wall Street. The results are alarming.

During the race, Big Mac and Scorpio take a shortcut and end up stuck in scrap iron. However, with the help of Grampus, Big Mac and Scorpio manage to reach Warrior and Ember before Zak can reach Zebedee. Then Zorran is surprised to Ten Cents and Stormy take another detour and almost crash into a tramper. By the time they reach Sunshine and Hail, Zug is already in the lead. However, Zug isn't feeling well and just before he reaches the finish line, he breaks down. Sunshine stops to help and Hail wins the race for the Salvage Fleet. Zak and Zeus are furious with Zug for breaking down and Zeus accidentally gives the game away. Zorran then punishes Zak and Zeus with clearing the mess they caused.

Throughout the rest of the day, the tugs notice a lot of people feeling upset about something. When the Stars return to the Star Dock, Captain Star reveals that many of their clients had lost their stocks on Wall Street and some of them had gone bankrupt. Thus, the boom experienced from the Roaring Twenties has come to an abrupt end, and the Great Depression has begun. The effects in Europe would sow the seeds of the deadliest conflict in human history.

## Characters

* Captain Star
* Ten Cents
* Big Mac
* O.J.
* Top Hat
* Warrior
* Hercules
* Sunshine
* Grampus
* Captain Zero
* Zorran
* Zebedee
* Zak
* Zug
* Zip
* Zeus
* Zob
* Zilly
* Captain Salvage
* Pisces
* Misty
* Scorpio
* Ember
* Stormy
* Hail
* Moonlight
* Captain Lucky
* Mr. Frederick Lloyd
* Lillie Lightship
* Sally Seaplane
* Skiff

## Voices

### Official

* Simon Nash as Ten Cents
* Sean Barrett as Big Mac, Hercules and Zebedee
* Ian James Corlett as O.J.
* John Baddeley as Top Hat
* Chris Tulloch as Zorran
* Shaun Prendergrast as Zak
* Nigel Anthony as Zug
* Lee Cornes as Grampus
* JoAnne Goode as Lillie Lightship and Sally Seaplane
* Jamie Campbell Bower as Skiff

### Fan chosen

* Peter Dickson as Captain Star
* Jeff Bennett as Warrior
* Michelle Creber as Sunshine
* Tara Strong as Zip and Misty
* Richard White as Zeus
* Catherine Cavadini as Pisces
* E.G. Daily as Scorpio
* Ali Milner as Ember
* Nicole Sullivan as Stormy
* Katie Leigh as Hail
* Shaun Prendergrast as Moonlight
* Jennifer Martin as Captain Salvage
* Lenore Zann as Captain Lucky
* Paul Dobson as Mr. Lloyd
Terrey

**Terrey the Modest Tug** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse and is stationed at Tidmouth Harbour.

## Backstory

Terrey was bought in to help out at Tidmouth Harbour. They get along well with the engines as well as Nancy and Violet. Occasionally, they would go over to Brendam to help Lucinda until Alysia was transferred to Brendam after which Terrey was based at Tidmouth full-time.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Terry appears to be a freelance diesel tug.

### Livery

Terrey has a black and red hull, a cream superstructure and a brown wheelhouse. He also has a black funnel with a blue stripe around the top.

## Differences between the original show and the SeventyVerse

* In the original show, Terrey was non-sentient and was based at Brendam Docks. In the SeventyVerse, Terrey is non-binary and is based at Tidmouth Harbour.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Terrey Scott McNeil, who provided Boomer's voice in *Salty's Lighthouse*.
Sodor Harbour

**Sodor Harbour the Streetwise Tug** is a supporting character in the SeventyVerse and is stationed at Knapford Harbour.

## Personality

Sodor Harbour is shown to be smart and streetwise, but also reckless. Despite this, he is hardworking and will want to do the right thing.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Sodor Harbour appears to be a freelance design.

### Livery

Sodor Harbour is painted white with a red and black funnel. He flies the Union Jack.

## Differences between the original series and the SeventyVerse

In the original series' tie-in books, Sodor Harbour was non-sentient. In the SeventyVerse, he is sentient.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Sodor Harbour is Ian James Corlett, who voiced Z.B. in *Salty's Lighthouse*.
* Sodor Harbour's persona is based on the original concept for O.J. who was intended to be a small harbour tug.
Series 6, 7 and Pack Redux

The series 6, 7 and Pack episodes are in a 52 episode block because their structure are very similar.

## Special

George Terry (WtMWH?)
Becky Overton (ETTR)
Zack Wanzer
Rachel Ravens
James Riddles (Adaption)
 After over two years being restored at the Sodor Steamworks, Emily is the Stirling Single finally brought back into service, but on her first day, she makes a mistake that serves as a blow to her confidence. Not helping is that a few engines won't let her forget said mistake. Can Emily prove herself a really useful engine to her peers?

## Trivia

* Bulgy Rides Again was published ahead of the rest of series 7 as a writing exercise because Railfanbronymedia felt Bulgy was inconsistent from his behaviour as a vegetable bus in series 7 to his reappearance in series 21.
Sandy

**Sandy the Rail Speeder** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is part of the North Western Railway's maintenance crew.

## Personality

Sandy is a very energetic speeder, and while not the biggest engine on the island, she still enjoys the company of her much larger friends, many of whom recognize that she is a valuable asset to their community. She is always ready to help out wherever possible, but at times she can go overboard and try to make a complex solution for a simple problem.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Sandy appears to be based on a Motorcar, which were self-propelled vehicles used for track maintenance. She seems to most closely resemble those made by Fairmont Railway Motors of Fairmont, Minnesota.

### Livery

Sandy is painted coral pink with two black stripes around her front and a yellow cab door. She has an aqua roof and two pieces of aqua tape on her sides. Her lights and other fittings are silver, while her bufferbeams and valences are painted gold.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress from Sandy is Lauren Jackson, who voiced Silverstream from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*.
* Unlike All Engines Go, it's her driver who's the one who uses tools to help mend the railway.
Kevin

**Kevin the Mobile Crane** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse who work at the Sodor Steamworks.

## Backstory

Kevin was bought to help Victor at the Sodor Steamworks. Both Victor and Kevin, along with Mavis, provided backup to Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby and Emily who were working to restore a recently discovered Hiro. Victor and Kevin would later oversee the official restoration. To this day, Kevin helps Victor and Theo, albeit with moments of clumsiness.

## Personality

Kevin is a bubbly and enthusiastic crane who works at the Sodor Steamworks, where he assists Victor in repairing engines. He is innocent, well-meaning, bursting to help and say hello and always eager and ready to lend a helping hook. Kevin is often seen dashing about and tends to be quite clumsy, having a habit of frequently dropping things from his hook and pranging objects as he buzzes about. He often exclaims that it was "a slip of the hook", something that he says so often enough to Victor - who he refers to as "boss" - that he is able to commonly finish the sentence for him. But Kevin is loveable, kind-hearted, and funny, if rather naive, and always tries his best, regardless of his inexperience.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Kevin is based on a 4 wheel Ransomes & Rapier 6 ton crane with an added enclosed cab. Just like Kevin, these cranes were known to be clumsy and cumbersome.

### Livery

Kevin is painted in a yellow livery with black and light yellow warning stripes on his front. His hook and brake are red. He has the Sodor Steamworks logo painted on his cab door.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for Kevin is Matt Wilkinson who voiced him in the UK dub.
The Workshop

**The Workshop** was a shed on the Mainland, where engines, old and new, were built/repaired and stored until they could be bought by railways or other industrial workplaces. One time, the Fat Controller visited the workshop with hopes of finding a tank engine. He looked at them all until he saw a green saddle tank and when the engine confirmed he was willing to work hard, the Fat Controller bought him and named him Percy.
Patrick

**Patrick the Cement Mixer** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is the twenty third member of the Pack.

## Backstory

Patrick was one of the early members of the Pack alongside Isobella, Ned and Kelly. The four were later joined by No. 13 until Isobella got stuck in mud and a No.13 sacrificed themselves to save her.

## Personality

Patrick was found to be quite a boastful soul and thought that concrete made him important until he was put in his place when he landed in his own concrete. He knows all there is to know about concrete and thinks it is one of the essential means of keeping the building site running.

As part of the construction team, Patrick takes pride in his work and makes sure that each job is done correctly. He has been on lots of job sites and knows many different ways to accomplish a task. Patrick will gladly explain how things are done and how they could be done better.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Patrick is based on a 1943 Mack NM3, albeit its compartment changed into a concrete drum to make a cement mixer. These trucks/lorries were made for military use during the Second World War.

### Livery

Patrick is painted dark brown on the top half of his front, and on the front and rear sections of his mixer. He is painted cream on the lower half of his front and on the middle section of his drum. On his doors, there is the number #23.
Renee

**Renee the Purple Tender Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway.

## Backstory

Renee worked with Gordon back on the London and North Eastern Railway and when the North Western Railway needed an express engine, Renee recommended Gordon. In turn, when Charles and Amanda Hatt set up the Rolling Hills Railway, Gordon recommended Renee, who couldn't have been more grateful.

## Personality

Renee is a self-confident, independent and mature engine, acting like a mature, older-sister-like figure of the group. She presents herself as much more approachable to the passengers but behind the scenes, she becomes cold and intimidating. Despite this, she does care deep down for her friends and when Boris disappeared, she was the first to suspect foul play, which would later be proven to be correct.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Renee is based on a London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) Class V2 Prairie, a type of 2-6-2 tender locomotive designed by Sir Nigel Gresley and built between 1936 and 1944. These engines were designed for express mixed traffic work. The best known is the first of the class, 4771 (later 800 and 60800) Green Arrow, which is the sole survivor of the class. Renee's real-life counterpart, 4773 (later 802 and 60802) was built at Doncaster in 1936 and was sadly scrapped in March, 1964.

### Livery

Renee is painted purple with red lining with the RHR logo painted on her tender and her number (4773) on both sides of her cab.

## Trivia

* Renee is based on the purple tender engine from *All Engines Go*.
* Renee's personality is based on Zakuro Fujiwara from *Tokyo Mew Mew* (who was renamed Renee Roberts in *Mew Mew Power*). As such, her preferred voice actress is Mollie Weaver, who voiced Renee Roberts in *Mew Mew Power*.
* Renee's numbers are LNER No. 4773/No. 802/BR No. 60802. This is a reference to the year the original Tokyo Mew Mew anime was released.
Leslie

**Leslie the Blue Coffee Pot** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and was the third engine of the Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge Light Railway, later the Tidmouth, Wellsworth and Suddery Railway.

## Backstory

Leslie was built for the Tidmouth, Knapford and Elsbridge Light Railway, along with Glynn, Maurice and Phyllis. The four Coffee Pots were designed by a young Bertram Topham Hatt. The TK&ELR would later merge with the Wellsworth and Suddery Railway to form the Tidmouth, Wellsworth and Suddery Railway and the four engines were joined by Tasha, Mildred, Albert and Billy. Unfortunately, not long after Maurice was involved in an accident and was subsequently scrapped as the Railway Board didn't bother to repair. Maurice's replacement was Edward, who rather shy back then. Unfortunately, more losses occur such as Billy falling down a mine shaft and being unable to be rescued and Tasha going into hiding after the Arlesburgh branch closed down. Then, one day, Leslie was taking their train down the Ffarquhar branch line when they crashed into Phyllis. It was a serious one too as both engines were damaged and the railway board had them scrapped. This left Glynn as the last one.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Although Leslie is meant to be one of the "Coffee Pots" of Sir Topham Hatt's unique design, they are 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, it was built for the Dorking Greystone Lime Company (The same place that Captain Baxter used to work) it worked at the Betchworth Quarry for 81 years until 1952, when it was withdrawn and fell into derelict condition. It was bought by its original builder in 1960 and restored. It was then sent to the Beamish Museum in 1970, where it is now preserved. Glynn, Maurice and Phyllis also share this basis.

### Livery

Leslie was painted blue and has gold boiler bands. They had a grey steam space cap and funnel with a brass funnel top. They had brass control caps and brass nameplates. Their number 3 was painted underneath their nameplates in yellow.

## Differences between the books, episodes and series

* In the books, the names of the Coffee Pots were unknown. In the TV series, Glynn was the only Coffee Pot to appear and as such, the only one with a confirmed name. In this series, Glynn' siblings were Maurice, Leslie and Phyllis, who were sadly scrapped.
* Also in the books, Leslie would have been similar to what TK&ELR 2 (Maurice) would have looked like, but with an enclosed design for a roadside tramway passenger service on a newly-opened extension to Elsbridge in 1910.
	+ Funnily enough, Phyllis got the cowcatcher and side plates modification instead.

## Trivia

* A notable feature of Leslie is that they had outside cylinders.
* Leslie also has the distinction of being Railfanbronymedia's first ever non-binary OC.
St. Mawes Castle

**St. Mawes Castle the GWR Express Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway.

## Backstory

St. Mawes Castle worked on the Great Western Railway and worked alongside King James I on express trains. They also became close with Duck and Jackie while they shunted at Paddington. St Mawes Castle got to meet Oliver and Katrina at the branch line junction of their line. Eventually, she was preserved by the Rolling Hills.

## Personality

St. Mawes Castle is a very sweet engine who admires the work of the tank engines, often becoming a mother figure for them. But she also will put her wheels down if someone steps out of line, as Diesel unfortunately found out.

## Technical Details

### Basis

St. Mawes Castle is based on a Great Western Railway (GWR) 4073 or Castle Class 4-6-0 tender locomotive, designed by Charles B. Collett for working the company's express trains. 171 of these engines were built between 1923 and 1950 and eight have been preserved.

The real-life St. Mawes Castle, which was GWR No. 5018, was built in July 1932 and was sadly scrapped after being withdrawn in March 1964.

### Livery

St. Mawes Castle is painted in GWR Green.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for St. Mawes Castle is Nicole Oliver who voiced Princess Celestia from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*.
* St. Mawes Castle's number is GWR No. 5018.
* St. Mawes Castle is based on an old OC of Tobyandmavisforever that she created with atsf. In those stories, St. Mawes Castle was a boy; here, she's a girl.
The Pump Trolley

The **Pump Trolley** is a railway vehicle with a pivoting arm mounted on it, which is pushed down and pulled up for propulsion by one or two people standing on either end.

It is used by the workmen for maintenance work. Sir Topham Hatt and his helpers would occasionally use the Pump Trolley as a private mode of transportation when the engines were not available
Old King Coal

**Old King Coal the Coal Truck** was a truck and one of the antagonists of the Seventyverse.

## Backstory

Old King Coal arrived on Sodor as a replacement for S.C.Ruffey. He caused several accidents and was responsible for Toby's tightrope accident. One day, Percy and Julie were shunting at the mines. When Percy's trucks broke away, Old King Coal was one of them. The trucks derailed and the mines collapsed, killing Old King Coal.

## Relationships

### Toby

Old King Coal was part of the train which pushed Toby onto the tightrope, leaving him very traumatized.

### Percy

Old King Coal was among the trucks laughing at Percy when Jinty called him "a green caterpillar with red stripes". He was also accidentally killed when he broke away from Percy's train at the coal mines.

### Mavis

Mavis asked Old King Coal among other trucks to bump her at the level crossing. Unfortunately, they bumped Toby instead and she scolded them severely.

## Trivia

* Old King Coal was a character on Awdry's layout.
* Old King Coal's name is a play on words for the nursery rhyme, Old King Cole.
* The preferred voice actor for Old King Coal is Alvin Sanders, who was King Sombra's second voice in *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*.
Tabitha

**Tabitha the Ivatt Engine** is a supporting character in the Seventyverse and is owned by the Rolling Hills Railway. She is the Seventyverse version of the blue tender engine seen in the second illustration of *Thomas and The Trucks*.

## Backstory

Tabitha worked closely with Alice on the Great Northern Railway. Their life was mostly uneventful, until the withdrawal of steam. Later, both ended up preserved.

## Personality

Tabitha acts more like an upper class engine than she really is. She hates getting her paint dirty, and prefers passengers over goods. However, Tabitha is very generous to her friends and charms the snootiest passengers with her wits.

## Technical Details

### Basis

Tabitha is based on a Great Northern Railway (GNR) 521 Class (reclassified as J6 by the London and North Eastern Railway) 0-6-0 tender engine, designed by Henry Ivatt and Sir Nigel Gresley. 110 of these engines were built between August 1911-September 1922 and were withdrawn 1955-1962. Sadly, none were preserved.

Tabitha's real life counterpart was built August 1911, withdrawn 7th of March, 1960, and scrapped later that month.

### Livery

Tabitha is painted blue. She would have worn GNR green, LNER black and BR black prior to it.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Tabitha is Tabitha St. German, who voiced Rarity from *My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*. She is also named after her.
* Tabithia's numbers are GNR 523/LNER 3523/4172/BR 64172.
Signalmen

The **Signalman** controls the points and signals that send the engines to their destinations or runaway trains into sidings. The signalmen work in the signal boxes.

Occasionally, signalmen have been known to fall asleep on the job, (resulting in accidents) and they always faint whenever an accident almost happens.
S.C.Ruffey

**S.C.Ruffey the Private Owner Wagon** was a truck and one of the antagonists of the Seventyverse.

## Backstory

S.C.Ruffey was troublesome from the start and became enemies with a brake van named Old Spiteful, as they fought for control of the Troublesome Trucks. One day he and some other trucks pushed Oliver into a turntable well. A few days later Oliver accidentally pulled S.C.Ruffey apart. The cause of this was attributed to rotten wood and rusty frames. As a result, S.C.Ruffey was later scrapped.

## Relationships

### Gordon

S.C.Ruffey lost a tooth due to Gordon trying to teach him 'manners'.

### James

S.C.Ruffey was one of the trucks on James' goods train when it broke away.

### Percy

S.C.Ruffey pushed Percy into the sea when he was trying to help Thomas through his fear of the mines.

### Diesel

S.C.Ruffey manipulated Diesel into taking the wrong trucks out of the siding. He started singing "Pop Goes the Diesel", which aggravated Diesel to no end. Diesel used Scruffey as a pawn into telling lies about Duck. Later, Scruffey started singing Pop Goes the Diesel again, which prompted Diesel to shunt some trucks into the sea.

### Oliver

Like Diesel before him, S.C.Ruffey made up the song "Pop Goes Old Ollie". However, this would later prove to be S.C.Ruffey's downfall, as Oliver accidentally rips him apart.

### Toad

Toad intended for Oliver to take the train to prove he can handle trucks, but accidentally played a part in his demise.

## Technical Details

### Basis

S.C.Ruffey is based on a 7-plank open wagon.

### Livery

S.C.Ruffey was painted dark brown-grey with the words "S.C. RUFFEY & Co. BALLAST CONTRACTORS TIDMOUTH SODOR" painted on his sides in white and had rusty orange metalwork.

## Difference between the books and TVs

* S.C.Ruffey was responsible for more crashes before Oliver arrived. Among them was making Percy plunge into the sea.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actor for S.C.Ruffey is Steve Blum, who played Fuseli from *DC Super Hero Girls*.
Signals

In terms of running railways, **signals** are mechanical and electrical devices erected beside a railway to pass information relating to the state of the line ahead of the engine.

Signalmen use these to direct an engine's crew to make certain movements or to stop from their signal boxes. However, sometimes either the signalmen or the engines do not pay attention, often resulting in accidents
The Big Airy Shed

**The Big Airy Shed** is a large shed on The Mainland where the Eighteen Famous Engines (Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby, Duck and Mavis on trip 1, and Oliver, Donald, Douglas, BoCo, Diesel Daisy, Bear, Bill and Ben on trip 2) plus Annie, Clarabel, Henrietta and Toad resided for a display for spectators.
Thea

**Thea the Early Autotank Engine** is a minor character in the SeventyVerse and lives on the Rolling Hills Railway.

## Backstory

Thea mostly worked on the early stages of the GWR. She mentored several engines during her time there, and managed to survive as long as she did, because one of her brothers traded numbers with her so she could keep going. Eventually, Thea ended up on the Rolling Hills Railway, where she was overjoyed to meet fellow Westerners; Tasha, Jackie and Katrina.

## Personality

(Details on Thea's personality to be added)

## Technical Details

### Basis

Thea is based on the Great Western Railway 517 Class. These were small 0-4-2T tank engines designed by George Armstrong for local passenger work on the Great Western Railway. They were built at Wolverhampton Works and were outshopped between 1868 and 1885. They were built in thirteen lots commencing with 517–528 and ending with 1477–1488 in 1884–1885. Sadly, none were preserved.

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actress for Thea is ???
* Thea is based on KidStation Engine #5.
Stella and Heather

**Stella and Heather the GWR Autocoaches** are minor characters in the SeventyVerse, and are assigned to Collet, and later, Jackie on the North Western Railway.

## Backstory

Stella and Heather previously worked on the Sunshine Line with Collet back on the Great Western Railway.

(More details to be added)

## Personality

(Details regarding their personalities to be added)

## Trivia

* The preferred voice actresses for Stella and Heather are both from the *Tinker Bell* films:
	+ Mae Whitman (Stella; Tinker Bell)
	+ Lucy Hale (Heather; Periwinkle)
Sodor Roadways

**Sodor Roadways Ltd.** is a company that provides bus and road freight haulage services across Sodor.

## Buses

* ALG 85 "Algy" - allocated to Tidmouth-Harwick route
* BLG 1 "Bulgy" - allocated to Tidmouth-Harwick route; formerly a henhouse and mobile vegetable stand
* BTD 10 "Bertrand" - allocated to Knapford-Brendam route
* CRD 54 "Bertie" - allocated to Knapford-Ulfstead route
* RON 99 "Ronald" - allocated to the Great Waterton route
* RSU 2 "Brutus" - allocated to Killdane-Peel Godred route
* SHI 33 "Sophia" - allocated to Vicarstown-Norramby route
* WIN 84 "Wendy" - allocated to Crovan's Gate-Kirk Ronan route