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do you think they’re opps or not

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The 5 (splendid) horsemen of the apocalypse

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Happy Father's Day to him - what started as a gag idea between a few engines very quickly got out of hand and suddenly The Fat Controller was flooded with cards, gifts and appreciation from almost every engine on his railway, and even then some!

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Watched unlucky tug's recent video abt engine's crashes and it was very entertaining

But my main takeaway is that it's just really funny to me out of the entire little western the least accident prone is douglas

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Ylnow gordon being such a bitch to everyone is kinda funny in many ways like king. I still remember how when percy ran away from u in season 1 u made the effort to follow the new guy and reassure him he wasnt gonna get in trouble for this and that u were sorry for spooking him. Like from that point onwards any bitchiness points u earnt are severely undercut by that moment

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TTTE Sapphic Ships Poll Tournament

Quarterfinals- Poll 2

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A working class hero is something to be. An MX-5 RF is an even better thing to be

(ignore the grocery list in the corner)

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Happy pride to them

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remembered idea I had because of toby posts and sapphic ship polls

butch toby

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I adore this picture.

It's the outskirts of the Peak District, Chinley South Junction in summer 1952. This is a vibe and country setting that is captured perfectly in the original Thomas the Tank Engine TV series. Rolling unspoilt fields, quaint cottages, trackwork all looking neat and tidy, the semaphore signals, and of course a grumbling old steam engine with an unglamorous goods train rattling behind.

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Oops, another oc just dropped. Meet Amos, an easy going traction engine who, of course, served in The Great War! Felt like making a little doodle of him in a similar fashion to Dave's first drawing. Amos is a kind and gentle soul. He's always willing to help, even if his occasional clumsiness gets in the way.

Character inspired by the Foden Steam Wagon that participated in the 2014 Tracks to the Trenches event on the Apedale Valley Railway.

Uh that's all I got for now! I've been taking a break from drawing big projects recently but I should return very soon!

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i love forneys

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I think this might be my favorite tweet of all time

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Sometimes family is a steamie, a diesel and two hellspawns