Glitch proving it is what Disney was in the 20th Century: A powerhouse of innovation and cartoon magic that manages to amaze all ages. We're facing a GREAT future with that company, and it's only gonna go bigger yet! :D

You have me beat, that looks like Pete! Only more realistic!

Neville as number seven, Molly as number eleven, makes one wonder who the remaining three engines were before Duck, Donald and Douglas joined the fleet, and why they took on the numbers instead

Understandable. It's such a simple concept, yet so uniquely well executed, and Kino, the little wanderer she is and always will be, neither friend nor foe, just passing through and taking it all in, this beauitful, imperfect world of hers. Or, is it ours? One never truly can tell~

So, long story short, you like Kino. Nice~

With him being D1, would that mean the entire NWR diesel roster would move up a number now? Aka, Daisy be D2 instead of D1, BoCo D3 instead of D2 and so on? Or would Daisy get her own classification as a DMU, allowing the remaining roster to retain their RWS-given numbers?

So, rarely posting things here, but today is an exception. After a surprisingly quick and well made repairs, I managed to test-fire my locomotive. I'm positively thrilled by her performance, and am looking forward to my next events with her (photo from the archives, not the test)

Happy Birthday to The Railway Series, and let us all look forward to many years of shared, joyous moments together. For no matter our differences, we all love this series, in our own, unique ways. (3/3)

Who could have ever thought, that, when a vicar published a book regarding three simple steam locomotives, 80 years ago to this day, we'd still read them today, watch the television show based upon it today, and share our love for this series among each other. (2/3)

So, first time for everything I guess...

I grew up with a little blue friend. Sometimes, my only real friend, who accepted me and kept me company. He introduced me to a world of steam, heart and camaraderie that I carry with me to this day. (1/3)