Thomas and Friends DC Dart Vehicle Playset

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Gordon, Emily, Murdoch, Spencer, Hank, Hiro, (both normal and patchwork versions), Freddie, Connor, Caitlin, Gator, D199 and Class 40 have a reduced number of wheels due to sizing constraints. Salty's bufferbeam was red instead of yellow on his original model. This was corrected on the re-designed models in 2013. Glynn | Eagle | Colin | Adam | Coffee Pots | Barry | The Marklin Engine | Billy | Hiro | Bash and Dash | Ferdinand | Flora Ascended Extra: Only got a few stories to herself in the books, but has plenty of focus in the television series.

Affably Evil: By the time of Day of the Diesels where his evil ways are mostly put on the wayside in favor of him being rude and vicious-tempered, but just trying to look out for his diesel brethren, whom he sees as neglected. Thomas' Railway Adventures! (includes: Thomas and a DVD featuring the episodes, The Early Bird and Slippy Sodor) The logo for Big World! Big Adventures! in the prototype version had bigger letters highlighted in blue, using a similar font to the one seen on the box art for the special. but the final version used mismatched sized letters that are all yellow. The prototype logo also faded on the screen, while the final on dropped in letter by letter. Series 17 - Kevin's Cranky Friend, The Thomas Way ( cameo), Not Now, Charlie!, Too Many Fire Engines ( cameo), Away From the Sea and Gone Fishing ( cameo) Token Flyer: As with his Railway Series counterpart, Harold is the only series regular to fly. While there were two planes in the forms of Tiger Moth the Bi-plane and Jeremy the Jet Plane, both characters only appeared in a handful of episodes before vanishing.

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Salty's last speaking role in a special until Tale of the Brave and thus his last appearance in a special in the Nitrogen era. In the twenty-second series, Sidney shunted a flatbed with parts for a diesel engine but he did not know who they are for. So he became Special Agent Sidney and he and Paxton solved the case of the puzzling parts. The answer turned out to be Sidney himself who needed repairing.

Devil in Plain Sight: He's the most Obviously Evil character among the recurring cast, is willing to ruin jobs for glory or petty revenge, and any hint of possible reformation is gone by the next episode, yet he's still is allowed to live and work on the railway. Includes mud covered Ferdinand, Cargo Car with Lion of Sodor statue, and Cargo Car with wood cargo. A mobile crane and Victor's assistant. Kevin is faster than Victor at delivering parts, except Kevin is extremely clumsy. The Smurfette Principle: Until the movie, she and Daisy were the only female engines, neither of whom appeared very often.On the front cover of the DVD, Salty's bufferbeam is restored instead of weathered. The prototype, however, shows it as weathered. Invisibility: He believes he has this power. In reality, he just makes a lot of steam around himself.

Platonic Life-Partners: With Ryan. They live together, but they're just friends. She has Ship Tease with Diesel anyways. Starting with this special, different arrangements of Percy's theme by Robert Hartshorne are occasionally featured in the show. On streaming platforms, an instrumental piece of the song Day of the Diesels plays after the ending credits.

Sodor China Clay Pits

But Now I Must Go: After helping on Sodor for a while, he and Logan leave together for the mainland. Starting with this special, Peter Hartshorne joins Robert Hartshorne as composer for the specials, though Robert Hartshorne continues on solo for the episodes.

Where It All Began: Their friendship with Diesel started in "Fergus Breaks The Rules", when the Fat Controller tells Fergus Diesel will be sent to work at the smelters, which is the main work station for Arry and Bert. The Diesel version's Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian versions were voiced over the English dubs, and they did not sing it, only reading the lyrics.Foil: Both him and Diesel are both Class 08's, and Paxton is simply the kind, yet ditzy counterpart to the callous and manipulative Diesel. Single-Minded Twins: They both know the same things and react at the same time, such as Thomas waking them up to bring them over to a derailed James. Surrounded by Idiots: His henchdiesels, ranging from Splatter and Dodge to Den and Dart, who are never anywhere near as vicious nor as smart as he is. He even frustratedly ditches the former two in his first appearance to go after Thomas and Lady himself. A Day in the Limelight: "Victor Says Yes", Blue Mountain Mystery (which focuses on how he got to Sodor).