Thomas the Tank Vehicles and Engine

Thomas the Tank Engine

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	99034 Max and Monty retail $22.00 now only $17.60 Qty:
	99035Bryon the Bulldozer retail $17.00 now only $13.60 Qty:
	99036 Rocky retail $33.00 now only $26.40 Qty:
	99037 Sodor Dairy Cars retail $22.00 now only $17.60 Qty:

The No. 1 engine is a fictional engine. He is blue, and has an 0-6-0 wheel arrangement based on a LBSCR E2 Steam Engine. He lives on the fictional Island of Sodor, and is locomotive number 1 on the Sodor Railways. He is the star of his own television series . The blue engine first appeared in the 1940s, when stories about him were published in The Railway Series by Reverend W.V. Awdry. Now he is the most well known fictional locomotive in the world.

Other fun Information

He has two coaches, Annie and Clarabel, and his own branch line.
His favorite saying is "Bust my Buffers" and when he is really angry, "Bust my Boiler".
Sir Topham Hatt calls him a "Really useful engine".
The #1 blue engine hates snowplows.

Adventures cause him to:

Have trouble with trucks.
Rescue James
Get fish in his boiler.
Get stuck in snowdrifts.
Race with Bertie the Bus. Fall down a mine.
Rescue Mrs Kyndley.
Go on a runaway.
Get covered in coal.
"Go to breakfast" at the stationmaster's house
Get scared by a "Ghost".
Get caught in a snowdrift again while bringing the christmas tree.
Help with the post train.
Get "bumped".
Meet the "bluebell" engine, Stepney.
Go faster than Gordon, with the help of a jet engine.
Help deliver items to the ice cream factory instead of taking children to the beach.
And many other adventures...

The Reverend W. V. Awdry OBE (15 June 1911 – 21 March 1997) was a clergyman, railway enthusiast and children's author.

The characters that would make Awdry famous, and the first stories featuring them, were invented in 1942 to amuse his son Christopher during a bout of measles. The first book (The Three Railway Engines) was published in 1945, and by the time Wilbert stopped writing in 1972, The Railway Series numbered 26 books. Christopher subsequently added a further 14 books to the series.

Last updated June 30, 2009

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