'The History Of' The Narrow Gauge Characters (& Slate Trucks!) - The History Of TTTE Hour Marathon! 

Here's a fun game: Take a shot every time "sculpted in clay" or "silicon mold" is mentioned in the video

The narrow gauge engines provide all the lore

I dropped my phone on the floor and when I picked it up, this video randomly played. Good phone

If I had a nickel for every time TrainBoy said “The faces were first sculpted in clay and the resin casts were made from a silicone mold. The eye mechanism ran on two servos, one for up and down movement and one for left and right”…

Kinda wish Bachmann would release a model of Duke… he’s honestly got to be the best of the Narrow Gauge Engines…

Season four is my favorite series of Thomas and friends and I love all the Narrow Gauge engines especially the beautiful theme music thanks for sharing this great video looking at the history of the models featured in the classic model series 👍❤️🚂

I like how happy music is just playing after this happens 0:41 lol

Duke is hands down my favorite narrow gauge engine

2:12 I wonder if the mid sodor railway coaches had their own names?

This is awesome to be completely honest

Pls do one on coaching stock (versions of express coaches,branch line coaches,etc)!

i am surprised you havent done a history of bulstrode, hes one of the most mysterious model series' characters ever, and he had so much potential and the crew knew this, it was just strange he never had another role in any other episodes

15:00 I even bought an Ertl Skarloey from Ebay in 2011.

The CGI era did Duncan so dirty. Not only does he look Like That, he gets the same high, annoying British voice most the other CGI characters got, despite Michael Angelis in particular doing an iconic performance which played a big part in what made Duncan such a fan favourite.

This is the biggest “The History Of” video you’ve done yet!

you cant possibly talk for an hour about a model slat wagon, then this

i like the cool looks on rasty the number 5 diesel engine narrow gauge

28:11 The Haydn/Handel names also seem to be inspired by the Classical Music composers. Sir Henry Haydn Jones of course was no relation, but when you're trying to name an engine "close" to a real life engine called Sir Haydn, well... Joseph Haydn is a famous composer of Symphonies (he wrote 104 of them), and ... George Handel was a famous composer of Opera, Oratorios and various English patriotic music associated with King George II and III. Handel and Haydn both start with H, have the same amount of syllables, and are both famous composers. They seem like names that just... go together.

Nice video mate, best wishes. Big fan and hope you had an awesome day. 👌

I love the slate trucks i love the slate trucks i love the slate trucks

BTS photos of Molly’s model are finally out, so maybe Molly and Stanley can be next in this series?

How r u all?

I'm probably going to get dragged for this, but I always preferred the names Stewart and Falcon to Peter Sam and Sir Handel.

Duke also appeared in Series 7's "Harold and the Flying Horse"

Awesome video trainboy

can 16 mm scale trains even run on O gauge track? Did they make they make the larger narrow gauge models able to run on o gauge track?

Duke and rheneas and skarloey is my fav

Nice

personaly smuger and proteus are my favs

I’d love to see this series come back but maybe instead of covering all the engine and stock you could cover props that have had interesting things happen to them?

5:14 I wonder if there could be a story where Duke has two tenders for a while? Just a thought.

Any more history of episodes

Im goin to school :(

Now im completely confused, you say Duke is the oldest engine (i dont know if it counts as first engine) the CGI says that Hiro is the first engine on Sodor, then Glynn, who's the first?

I suggest you do the history of toad and his models

Duncan Deez Nutz

Oh my god an hour

I have an idea for a RU-vid video I just have this question what Thomas the tank engine and other parts of the show like what were the accident which happened in real life because there’s some accidents which actually happened like when one of the number gauge engines accidentally got the railed that happened in real life once

17 hours till this is 24 hours or 1 day old

The large scale models of the engines really bug me for some reason. They all look slightly off. I don't know why.

Duke should've been in the cgi series.

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Oh god, another "Duke is based on Prince". No offense, but he's more based off just most of the Englands, with Prince being the main focus, but elements from the others. I made a whole rant on Twitter about it (my most viewed Tweet). Palmerston is also definitely the better engine to dress up as Duke, as Prince has been heavily modified

Man duke is my favourite and smudger when derail : 🫘