I've already got a listing like that, it's how I keep track of the voice cast.

Yep. Diesel and Caden are S1 and S2.

Those are the extra air pipes the class 09s had for moving electric trains around on the Southern Region.

Two BR Class 08 diesels, in yellow-lined blue and green liveries, with Thomas the tank engine style faces.

I also did their TV series liveries, as class 08 diesels. #ttte #stmy (2/2).

Two BR Class 09 diesels in BR Green with Thomas the tank engine style faces.

Two BR Class 09 diesels in BR Blue with Thomas the tank engine style faces.

Two BR Class 09 diesels in a white-and-orange lined blue livery with Thomas the tank engine style faces.

Two BR Class 09 diesels. One is in a yellow-and-blue livery, the other in a green-and-yellow. Both have Thomas the tank engine style faces.

Here's a closer look at my Sidney and Paxton models, with faces by @therealtrampy.bsky.social. After BR was privatised, they went into industrial service for a bit, before being bought by the North-West Railway. #ttte #stmy (1/2)

Those look neat.

That's a Micro-Trains bay window caboose in N scale on the right, isn't it? I've done that kit, myself.

They'll be purchased during season 3.

Paxton and Sidney's faces by @therealtrampy.bsky.social. #ttte #stmy

Yes, forgot to mention that.

A green-and-yellow Class 09 diesel departs a yard with some trucks. To the right, another Class 09 with a blue-and-yellow livery shunts trucks.

A 'turn' is a short train that leaves a yard, delivers trucks, picks up others and returns to the yard it departed from.

In this photo taken at Barrow-in-Furness, we see NWR S4, Paxton, leaving with a turn for Crovans' Gate while NWR S3, Sidney, shunts the yard. #TTTE #STMY

It's from the RWS. That's where I got it from in the first place.

That's very well done.

The scene based on The Great Race story between Thomas and Bertie.

This is based on a scene that was done by WilNorWester’s earliest episode stories in his Sodor: The Early Years. Excellent storytelling my good sir!

Been playing Wonders of Sodor lately. Overall? I LIKE IT!

One from the RWS/TVS and another from that pays homage to @wildnorwester.bsky.social .

That's one thing that I've noticed in this game. Their expressions often don't match the scene.

When I played the 'Leaves' story, James was looking smug after not being able to climb the hill.

Thanks!

Seasons 3 & 4.

She was restored in 1997 - came out of hiding after BR was dissolved.

A LNER K2 locomotive in blue livery is pulling a train of green-and-cream LMS coaches.

Janet taking a passenger train along the NWR mainline. #STMY #TTTE

I've looked into it. But decided against it, for two reasons:
1) It'd take most of a year if not longer to do so, considering how many models I've made. This would delay STMY videos.
2) With just a few changes to the config file, the models are backwards compatible down to TRS2012.

You'll see 😉

Yeah, that's been tweaked so that she was running under her GNR number.

Benson was number 13 - he asked for that number as he likes it, thinks it's lucky.

The number 11 spot was being kept open for Molly. When it became clear she wasn't coming back, they gave it to another engine.

Thank you to @planetkid32.bsky.social for making Janet's faces.

Faces made by yours truly. 😉

He's number 1436 - runs under his GWR number.

Two LNER K2 steam locomotives with Thomas style faces are sitting on sidings. One is in GNR green, the other in LNER lined black.

Two LNER K2 steam locomotives with Thomas style faces are sitting on sidings. Both are in LNER lined black.

Two LNER K2 steam locomotives with Thomas style faces are sitting on sidings. Both are in British Rail black.

Two LNER K2 steam locomotives with Thomas style faces are sitting on sidings. Both are in a blue-and-red livery.

Janet is completed. I'll be doing a series of videos about how I made her, most likely after season 3 of #STMY. #TTTE

That's what I thought too, then I realised I could use that to squeeze in an extra couple of engines.

He's wearing his GWR number.

Yeah, that's Neville.

That's not a bad idea. Could throw in some Scottish slang.