Thomas & The Runaway | James Crash HO/OO | Behind the Scenes 

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It's definitely given me a new appreciation for how the OG show was made. Many thanks :)

It's extra effort but it does make a difference in the end! Thanks man :)

I'm glad you like him! He's in need of a clean post-crash, but shouldn't be too difficult :)

Haha I've made some bloopers/outtakes videos before, but those are mostly raw footage compilations vs more put together stuff like this video. I'll definitely keep it in mind when making new content :)

You're too kind dude--many thanks!!

Thanks Samuel, I'm glad you found it intriguing. :)

it's extra work, but I think it was worth it!

the funny trains

Thanks for the kind comment :)

Many thanks!

Thank you :)

It's a labor of love :)

@@Calebtrain You (and Percy619) have actually inspired me to try my own remake! it's in the works, but I'm sure you'll like it!

@@Calebtrain besides that, keep up the fantastic work! looks absolutely amazing.

I also have a funny vid idea: Thomas shunting asmr 💀

That's so nice to hear, it's what i was going for :)

Thanks for showing up! :)

Glad that was fun to see, thanks man!

Duly noted! Thanks for tuning in :)

That would be super cool to see. There was a real charm to the simplicity of it.

Much appreciated :)

Thanks Samuel!

@Calebtrain You're welcome Calebtrain.

Thank you! :D

we love a TATMR vibe

Any acknowledgement of Sodor's place in the world is always cool, TAB had lots of fun little things like that. :)

Thomas The Tank Engine was published in *September 1946.* And takes place during *1924/5,* sometime after the Grouping Act in 1923. British Railways was founded in *January 1948,* about a year and a few months after Thomas the Tank Engine's publication. Awdry couldn't have known about British Railways when writing the book because it didn't exist yet. Also James' black coat, as seen in Thomas and the Breakdown Train, looks very similar to LMS Black, rather than BR Black.

@@AbbeyYard Wilbert stated in his letter with the book James the Red Engine that Nationalisation had taken place and the engines had numbers. James arrival was not long before so the timeline is a bit stretched.

@@ChimpManZ1264 Yeah, and James the Red Engine was published *two years* after the previous book.

It's definitely nice to have more space!

Hopefully back to regular schedule again!

@@Calebtrain Hopefully, I can handle another TTTE fan acknowledging my existence like the OFFICIAL MIKE O'DONAL!!!!!

Thanks!

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Thank you! :D

No problem 👍

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@@Calebtrain can I be your friend?

RUN

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Thanks :)

Anytime

Yes, I have! In past I've used a wagon on the rails as well, but that usually adds too much height. The camera spin at the end in the final video is done with the camera sliding on the track, this time perpendicular to the set tracks. :)

Considering how hit or miss a tripod would be for a shot like that, I think that's probably the best way to do it. Also, big props on those tracking shots. Very smooth, considering how fast it is...though, I'm assuming the final shot it sped up a little bit.

I've thought about it, but I'd have to make an old shape henry for that!

You could repaint a Gordon model

I wish I could do G1!

Thanks for the comments, and I haven't bought him (yet), but I am excited to see people using him :)

tbh if random text appeared right above me I'd be a little worried too

I don't know if I'll get to that, but I may model a certain great western engine :)

stay tuned :)

Don't know if the TCC will ever return, but it was fun to be a part of it when it was going.

I'm more worried about something happening to them because of ME! xD

@@Calebtrain right.🤣

Weights definitely would have helped! Thanks for the suggestion :)

@@Calebtrain your welcome, I cannot wait to see what happens next week

Me too :)