Narrow Gauge Coaches

Blue Narrow Gauge Coaches
"Stop! Stop! You've left the Refreshment Lady behind!"

- Skarloey Railway Coaches, Peter Sam and the Refreshment Lady, fourth season

These coaches are four-wheeled coaches which were on the Skarloey Railway and the Mid Sodor Railway in the television series.

Bio
They are the most commonly used coaches and have endured many accidents and adventures; such as leaving the Refreshment Lady behind, derailing several times, stopping at wrong places, being stuck in tunnels, and having a full train of passengers on a stormy day.

The coaches are very fond of Peter Sam, and take a dislike to Sir Handel because he called them Cattle Trucks.

Livery
These coaches are painted blue with cream windows.

Appearances
They first appeared in the fourth season and last appeared in the tenth season. In the fourth season, the coaches had faces. After this the coaches were faceless.

Basis
The blue narrow gauge coaches are based on the Talyllyn Railway's No. 4 coach.

Trivia

 * The wind-up models are repainted from Annie and Clarabel's models.

Merchandise

 * Motor Road and Rail (discontinued)
 * TrackMaster (discontinued)
 * Thomas Engine Collection Series (discontinued)
 * Mini Die Cast Collection (connected to Rheneas and Peter Sam; discontinued)
 * Nakayoshi (discontinued)
 * Wind-up
 * Pocket Fantasy (Discontinued)

Red Narrow Gauge Coaches
"I'm ashamed of you! You might have hurt your passengers!"

- Skarloey, Four Little Engines, fourth season

These coaches are four-wheeled coaches which were on the Skarloey Railway and the Mid Sodor Railway in the television series.

Bio
Since Sir Handel insulted the coaches, they do not trust him, even when he tries his best to be kind towards them. They are considered to be awkward and rude. They bumped Sir Handel off the rails when he had to stop suddenly to avoid running over a flock of sheep. Skarloey scolded the coaches severely, and had to pull Sir Handel's train instead.

Peter Sam found a dilapidated red coach, and it was later restored into a mobile tea room. Later, Rusty took the Sodor Brass Band around a tour on the Skarloey Railway using one of these coaches. On Mrs. Percival's birthday, Mr. Percival arranged for Sir Handel to take them to the summit of Culdee Fell for a picnic, using one of these coaches.

Livery
These coaches are painted red with yellow stripes.

Appearances
They first appeared in the fourth season and last appeared in the Twelfth season. In the fourth season, the coaches had faces. After this the coaches were faceless.

Basis
The red narrow gauge coaches are based on the Talyllyn Railway's No. 1-3 coaches.

Trivia

 * The wind-up models are repainted from Annie and Clarabel's models.

Merchandise

 * Motor Road and Rail (discontinued)
 * TrackMaster (discontinued)
 * Thomas Engine Collection Series (discontinued)
 * Mini Die Cast Collection (connected to Skarloey and Sir Handel; discontinued)
 * Nakayoshi (discontinued)
 * Wind-up
 * Pocket Fantasy (Discontinued)

Green Narrow Gauge Coaches
"I'm used to smart coaches, not these cattle trucks!"

- Sir Handel, A Bad Day for Sir Handel, fourth season

These coaches are four-wheeled coaches with open sides, which were on the Skarloey Railway and the Mid Sodor Railway in the television series.

Bio
These coaches are mainly used on sunny days for tourist trains and excursions. They were part of Duke's Picnic Train on the Mid Sodor Railway. Rheneas pulled one of these coaches during a school excursion.

Once, Mighty Mac accidentally derailed one of them and pushed it into a mountain. This caused a rock slide and the passengers had to help lever the coach back onto the rails. Duncan and Peter Sam took the Percival Twins for a train ride on their birthday using one of these coaches.

Livery
They are painted green with cream windows. A blue version of this type of coach can be seen in the My Thomas Story Library book, Mighty Mac.

Appearances
They first appeared in the fourth season and last appeared in the Twelfth season. In the fourth season, the coaches had faces. After this the coaches were faceless.

Trivia

 * The wind-up models are repainted from Annie and Clarabel's models.
 * The coaches resemble Ada, Jane and Mabel from the Railway Series, but with added roofs.
 * Whenever these coaches had faces, their ends were entirely cream-coloured. However, if they did not have faces, the green stripe on their sides was continued onto their ends.

Merchandise

 * Wooden Railway (discontinued)
 * Motor Road and Rail (discontinued)
 * TrackMaster
 * My First Thomas (discontinued)
 * Wind-up

Talyllyn Railway Coaches
These coaches resemble the ones used on the Talyllyn Railway. They have been used since the sixteenth season.

Duncan once took his coaches and the coaches meant for Skarloey's train, to make more room in order to please a grumpy passenger.

Livery
These coaches are painted red and orange.

Appearances
These coaches appeared on the Talyllyn Railway in the Railway Series and annuals. In the television series, they first appeared in sixteenth season on the Skarloey Railway in the CGI series.

Television Series

 * Season 16 - Don't Bother Victor!
 * Season 18 - Duncan and the Grumpy Passenger, Duncan the Humbug and Emily Saves the World

Trivia

 * They are out of scale compared to the real Talyllyn Railway coaches.
 * These are the only coaches thus far to appear in the CGI Series.

Other Narrow Gauge Coaches
Five small, brown carriages can be seen in the 2000 magazine story, A Special Story About Peter Sam, where they are pulled by Peter Sam. A brown coach (similar in colour to Annie and Clarabel) and a white coach with yellow lining can be seen in the 2006 magazine story, Splendid Sight.