Push Along

**Push Along** es una línea de juguetes de plástico/diecast de *Thomas y sus Amigos* fabricados por Fisher-Price, una subsidiaria de Mattel. Si bien originalmente se basó en la serie CGI, la gama se rediseñó en una línea de juguetes para "Trenes a Todo Vapor".

## Curiosidades

* This new range of Push Along appears to be much larger than the previous range. This was likely done due to the reboot (and by extension, the toys) being meant for a younger audience.
* These are the first releases of Hiro and Kenji in the range, as CGI variations of them were never released while the original series was still on the air.
* The characters in this range have more accurate wheelbases to their show counterparts, unlike the previous Push Along range, which only gave the characters either short wheelbases with six wheels, long wheelbases with six wheels, or short wheelbases with four wheels. Any tender engine would previously be limited to only having six of however many wheels they had in the show represented, not including any bogie wheels or cab trailing wheels.
* The high-speed engines in this range use clear plastic to represent their windows, a feature which was not present on any characters in the previous Push Along range; characters that had front windscreens in the show would simply have the detail printed in black onto the model itself rather than having a separate piece for it. Carly's model also uses a similar trick.
* Stock renders of the models depict them with newly molded front coupling hooks resembling the ones on the original TrackMaster Range, while physical sample images simply reuse the original TrackMaster Push Along coupling molds.
* The high speed engines' models lack front coupling hooks, meaning that they are unable to couple up to other engines in the back, unlike the series, where they would do so regularly.
* The front hook on Sandy's model is molded to resemble her in-series claw arm, and has a scoop attachment based on her on-screen bucket. Sandy also has a frame bar on top, allowing Carly to lift her as in the show.
* Bruno's model, like the high-speed engines, only has a coupler on one side. The other side simply has molded coupling detail, which is uncommon in the Diecast Thomas ranges.
* Despite his name being removed in All Engines Go, Yong Bao still has the Chinese lettering for his name on the sides of his cab.
* Thomas, Percy, Nia, Diesel, Kana, Carly, Sandy, Salty, Whiff, and the Troublesome Truck have grey wheels with printed details. The big driving wheels on Emily's model also have this. All other rolling stock lacks this detail.
	+ Not counting Carly, Whiff is the first larger engine released with printed wheels. James was originally going to have printed wheels but then resorted to plain ones like every other larger eight wheeled engine.

## Errores de Fabrica

* Despite this, some engines still have modified wheel configurations compared to their appearance in the show:
	+ Nia is depicted as a 2-4-0 rather than a 2-6-0.
	+ Kenji, Riff, Jiff, Farona and Frederico are all depicted as Bo-Bo's, Kenji being such is accurate to his original appearance.
	+ Henry, Gordon, Hiro and Yong Bao are all depicted as 2-6-0s, rather than Henry, Gordon and Hiro being 2-6-2s and Yong Bao being a 4-6-2.
* Even though James' wheels are black, his wheels are erroneously grey.
* Henry, Gordon and Yong Bao's tenders are incorrectly depicted with round buffers instead of oval-shaped ones.
* Henry's back footplate dips diagonally instead of vertically.
* Bruno's product description on Smyths' website incorrectly states that *Nia* is subject to availability.
* Whiff's smokebox saddle is thinner than his on screen appearance.