Duck still can't quite place Sheffield, the new engine. But following incidents with Mike and Henry, Donald thinks he's got some answers. Thomas and Friends copyright Hit Entertainment. No profit is being made from this video.
Woah! All this time I thought 16 and Sheffield were different... you certainly are creative with piecing missing and proposed RWS information together!
So that's the reason behind Sheffield. I really like him and his ways. He's like Big Mac in a way: rude, rough, strong, true grit but good-hearted and understanding. Sheffield is the type of engine I prefer to see at a steel mill instead of Frankie and Hurricane.
@@lukechristmas3951 more than one Steal Mill in England? I think your right but I don't live anywhere near a working sreal mill of any kind to know that but I'll take your word for it Austerity Tank engines were used in many different companies? Cool I'm happy you told me I only knew about Austerity Tank engines until a few weeks ago unless Peter Sam is one I mean he looks like a Narrow gauge version of a Tank engine
@@alicehodges9964 Where I live, there are a number of small steel mills and metal recycling plants but none are big enough to have tracks and an engine working there. Peter Sam is a tank engine but he is a Saddle tank engine.
@@lukechristmas3951 you live near a Small Steel mill? Have you been inside it? Recycling metal plants? Sounds like an interesting job I had a Feeling Peter Sam was a Tank Sadle Tank engine I think he's to small to be a Austerity Tank engine Sir Handle is a Sadle Tank engine too isn't he? I know he is 😁
***** I edit the narration, voices, etc. with Audacity, then edit the video using Sony Vegas Movie Studio. The voices are just added over the video, as an audio track.
It's based off the RWS illustrations, and I suspect that HIT/Mattel would have done the same thing I did. So really, we both 'stole' Gunvor and Peter Edwards' design.
At 5:30 it feels like the two comments by both engines should've been the other way round like this: "Those two supporting ones have rolled over" "So there's no tension holding the beams?" "That's what I meant by loose Henry. You shouldn't have accepted the flatcar when it was loaded. Those two sets of I beams should've been on their sides to begin with." I believe that's how you had it in the script when you were casting auditions for season 4, and I noticed it was the other way round when this episode was released.
Bobbert Canuck The trains can talk and do some of the driving work but drivers and firemen do the rest, I also have a logical explanation for why the trucks can dance in journey beyond Sodor which is that they're have broken chassis
Have you read any of the Railway Series books? Both of the Scottish Twins (Donald and Douglas) were painted blue after the first book they were in - such as this: vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/ttte/images/6/62/OutofPuffRS2.png In fact, the Reverend Awdry's own model of Donald was painted blue.