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− | |title1=Diesel 5705 "CoBo" |
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− | |first_appearance=[[The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways]] {{RWS}} |
+ | |first_appearance = [[The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways]] {{RWS}} |
− | |last_appearance=[[Sodor: Reading Between the Lines]] {{RWS}} |
+ | |last_appearance = [[Sodor: Reading Between the Lines]] {{RWS}} |
− | |creator(s)= [[Rev. W. Awdry]] |
+ | |creator(s) = [[Rev. W. Awdry]] |
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− | |nicknames=CoBo{{Ref|[[Annuals#1999|Annuals 1999]] "[[Bill and Ben (Annual story)|Bill and Ben]]"}} |
+ | |nicknames = CoBo{{Ref|[[Annuals#1999|Annuals 1999]] "[[Bill and Ben (Annual story)|Bill and Ben]]"}} |
− | |gender=Male |
+ | |gender = Male |
− | |country_of_origin={{flag|england}} [[The Mainland]] |
+ | |country_of_origin = {{flag|england}} [[The Mainland]] |
− | |relative(s)=[[BoCo]] |
+ | |relative(s) = [[BoCo]] |
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'''D5705''' is [[BoCo]]'s brother, who was only mentioned in an [[Annuals#1987|annual]]. In [[On Your Guard! (Annual story)|another annual]], BoCo claimed to have a twin called "'''CoBo'''" in order to play a trick on [[Bill and Ben]]. D5705 is in fact a real diesel engine preserved and under restoration at the East Lancashire Railway. Not only that, but he pretends to be BoCo at [[Day Out with Thomas]] events. |
'''D5705''' is [[BoCo]]'s brother, who was only mentioned in an [[Annuals#1987|annual]]. In [[On Your Guard! (Annual story)|another annual]], BoCo claimed to have a twin called "'''CoBo'''" in order to play a trick on [[Bill and Ben]]. D5705 is in fact a real diesel engine preserved and under restoration at the East Lancashire Railway. Not only that, but he pretends to be BoCo at [[Day Out with Thomas]] events. |
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Revision as of 04:40, 24 February 2020
D5705 is BoCo's brother, who was only mentioned in an annual. In another annual, BoCo claimed to have a twin called "CoBo" in order to play a trick on Bill and Ben. D5705 is in fact a real diesel engine preserved and under restoration at the East Lancashire Railway. Not only that, but he pretends to be BoCo at Day Out with Thomas events.
Preservation
D5705 survived by historical accident as a technical services engine and then carriage heating unit TDB968006 before being preserved in 1980. The Class 15 Preservation Society has signed an agreement with the owners of D5705 to become its custodians during its restoration and operation for the next decade, although funding will remain separate.
Livery
D5705 is painted in British Railways Brunswick Green livery with yellow warning panels.
Appearances
Companion volumes
- 1987 - The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways (not named, mentioned)
- 1987 - Annual (mentioned)
- 1999 - Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection (mentioned)
- 2005 - Sodor: Reading Between the Lines (mentioned)
Gallery
References