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+ | {{youmay|''the characters''|''[[The Red Engine!|the magazine story]]''}} |
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− | Two unnamed '''red engines''' have been featured in [[The Railway Series]]. Two more unnamed '''red engines''' appeared in the [[Magazines|magazine stories]] and another unnamed '''red engine''' appeared in a [[Mini Books|mini book]]. |
+ | Two unnamed '''red engines''' have been featured in ''[[The Railway Series]]''. Two more unnamed '''red engines''' appeared in the [[Magazines|''Thomas & Friends'' magazine stories]] and another unnamed '''red engine''' appeared in a [[Mini Books|mini book]]. The last one appeared in a [[Adventures on Sodor|promotional video]]. |
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{{Infobox Character Vehicle |
{{Infobox Character Vehicle |
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− | |title1 = The First Red Tender |
+ | |title1 = The First Red Tender Engine |
− | |image1 = |
+ | |image1 = File:TheFirstRedEngine.png |
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− | File:TheFirstRedEngine2.png|II |
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− | File:TheFirstRedEngine1.png|I |
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+ | |creator(s) = |
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+ | * [[William Middleton]] |
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|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
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|power_type = Steam |
|power_type = Steam |
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|type = Tender engine |
|type = Tender engine |
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|fuel_type = Coal |
|fuel_type = Coal |
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− | |configuration = 4-6-2 |
+ | |configuration = 4-6-2 {{Note|William Middleton}} |
− | |wheels = 18 |
+ | |wheels = 18 {{Note|William Middleton}} |
− | |arrived_on_sodor = 1922/23 |
+ | |arrived_on_sodor = Sometime in 1922/23 |
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− | }}'''The first red engine''' would tease [[Edward]] for his size and age . It is unknown what happened to the engine following this event. |
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+ | }}'''The first red engine''' once lived at [[Vicarstown Sheds (RWS)|Vicarstown Sheds]]. Like [[Henry (RWS)|the]] [[Gordon (RWS)|other]] [[87546|big]] [[98462|engines]], he teased [[Edward (RWS)|Edward]] for his size and age. It is unknown what happened to him after this event. |
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− | ===Personality=== |
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− | The engine, along with the four other engines ([[Henry]], [[Gordon]], [[87546 and 98462]]), liked to hurt Edward's feelings due to him being smaller and weaker than them. |
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− | It is possible that they were proud, pompous and self-important. |
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===Technical Details=== |
===Technical Details=== |
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====Basis==== |
====Basis==== |
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− | The exact basis for the first red engine is unknown. |
+ | The exact basis for the first red engine is unknown. He is depicted as a 4-6-2 by [[William Middleton]], however he has a substantially smaller boiler than Gordon as well as a different cab. In [[C. Reginald Dalby]]'s illustrations, he bears a similar shape to 98462 albeit with a taller and thinner chimney and dome. He also resembles Henry and 87546 albeit without cylinders. |
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====Livery==== |
====Livery==== |
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− | This engine is painted red with yellow lining. |
+ | This engine is painted red with yellow lining. He has red wheels and his dome switches between red and black in illustrations. |
===Appearances=== |
===Appearances=== |
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<tabber> |
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Railway Series= |
Railway Series= |
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+ | {{Scroll box| |
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===''[[The Railway Series]]''=== |
===''[[The Railway Series]]''=== |
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* '''[[The Three Railway Engines]]''' - [[The Three Railway Engines#Edward's Day Out|Edward's Day Out]] {{Note|not named}} and [[The Three Railway Engines#The Sad Story of Henry|The Sad Story of Henry]] {{Note|William Middleton illustration only; does not speak}} |
* '''[[The Three Railway Engines]]''' - [[The Three Railway Engines#Edward's Day Out|Edward's Day Out]] {{Note|not named}} and [[The Three Railway Engines#The Sad Story of Henry|The Sad Story of Henry]] {{Note|William Middleton illustration only; does not speak}} |
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====Companion Volumes==== |
====Companion Volumes==== |
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− | * '''1950''' - [[ |
+ | * '''1950''' - [[Scenes from The Three Railway Engines]] {{note|cameo}} |
+ | * '''1972''' - [[The Railway Series: Surprise Packet]] {{note|mentioned; not named}} |
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* '''1995''' - [[The Thomas the Tank Engine Man]] {{Mentioned}} |
* '''1995''' - [[The Thomas the Tank Engine Man]] {{Mentioned}} |
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* '''1996''' - [[Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection]] {{note|not named}} |
* '''1996''' - [[Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection]] {{note|not named}} |
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+ | * '''2005''' - [[Sodor: Reading Between the Lines]] {{note|mentioned; not named}} |
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− | |-|Other Media= |
+ | }}|-|Other Media= |
+ | {{Scroll box| |
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===Video Releases=== |
===Video Releases=== |
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− | * '''1995''' - [[The Thomas the Tank Engine Man (Bookmark Documentary)|The Thomas the Tank Engine Man]] |
+ | * '''1995''' - [[The Thomas the Tank Engine Man (Bookmark Documentary)|The Thomas the Tank Engine Man]] {{Cameo}} |
− | * '''2015''' - [[Secret Journey of Thomas the Tank Engine]] |
+ | * '''2015''' - [[Secret Journey of Thomas the Tank Engine]] {{Cameo}} |
− | </tabber> |
+ | }}</tabber> |
===Trivia=== |
===Trivia=== |
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− | * In the original |
+ | * In the original Middleton illustrations, the first and second red engines were depicted as the same character, hence them having the same wheel configuration. |
− | * The engine's role in [[The Sad Story of Henry |
+ | * The engine's role in the [[The Sad Story of Henry|''Thomas & Friends'' adaptation of The Sad Story of Henry]] was filled by [[Thomas (T&F)|Thomas]] and [[James (T&F)|James]] in [[The Adventure Begins]]. |
===Gallery=== |
===Gallery=== |
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====''The Railway Series''==== |
====''The Railway Series''==== |
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<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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File:Edward'sDayOutWilliamMiddleton1.jpg|The original six engines as illustrated by [[William Middleton]] |
File:Edward'sDayOutWilliamMiddleton1.jpg|The original six engines as illustrated by [[William Middleton]] |
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File:Edward'sDayOutWilliamMiddleton3.jpg |
File:Edward'sDayOutWilliamMiddleton3.jpg |
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File:TheSadStoryofHenryWilliamMiddleton6.jpg|The engine attempting to push Henry out of [[Henry's Tunnel|Ballahoo Tunnel]] |
File:TheSadStoryofHenryWilliamMiddleton6.jpg|The engine attempting to push Henry out of [[Henry's Tunnel|Ballahoo Tunnel]] |
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− | File:EdwardsDayOutRS1.PNG|The engines at [[ |
+ | File:EdwardsDayOutRS1.PNG|The engines at [[Vicarstown Sheds]] as illustrated by [[C. Reginald Dalby]] |
</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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− | + | =====Miscellaneous===== |
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<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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File:ScenesFromPage1-2.png |
File:ScenesFromPage1-2.png |
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File:TheThreeRailwayEnginesAwdry'sOriginalSketch2.jpg |
File:TheThreeRailwayEnginesAwdry'sOriginalSketch2.jpg |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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==The Second Red Tender Engine== |
==The Second Red Tender Engine== |
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{{Infobox Character Vehicle |
{{Infobox Character Vehicle |
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|title1 = The Second Red Tender Engine |
|title1 = The Second Red Tender Engine |
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− | |image1 = File: |
+ | |image1 = File:TheSecondRedEngine.png |
− | |first_appearance = [[The Three Railway Engines]] {{ |
+ | |first_appearance = [[The Three Railway Engines]] {{Note|1949; reillustration}} |
− | |last_appearance = [[ |
+ | |last_appearance = [[Henry the Green Engine]] {{note|1951}} |
+ | |creator(s) = |
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− | + | * [[Wilbert Awdry|Rev. W. Awdry]] |
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+ | * [[C. Reginald Dalby]] |
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|basis = [[wikipedia:L&YR Class 28|L&YR Class 28]] {{Note|modified}} |
|basis = [[wikipedia:L&YR Class 28|L&YR Class 28]] {{Note|modified}} |
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|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
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|configuration = 2-6-0 |
|configuration = 2-6-0 |
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|wheels = 14 |
|wheels = 14 |
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− | |top_speed = |
+ | |top_speed = 80 mph {{Note|129 kph}} |
− | |designer(s) = George Hughes |
+ | |designer(s) = [[Wikipedia:George Hughes (engineer)|George Hughes]] |
− | |builder(s) = Horwich Works |
+ | |builder(s) = [[Wikipedia:Horwich Works|Horwich Works]] |
+ | |year_built = Sometime in 1912 |
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+ | |gender = Male |
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− | }}'''The second red engine''' once tried to push Henry out of [[Henry's Tunnel|a tunnel]], but without success (C. Reginald Dalby illustrations). It is unknown what happened to the engine following this event. |
+ | }}'''The second red engine''' once tried to push [[Henry (RWS)|Henry]] out of [[Henry's Tunnel (RWS)|a tunnel]], but without success (C. Reginald Dalby illustrations). It is unknown what happened to the engine following this event. {{Ref|name=#11|[[The Railway Series|RWS]] #1: ''[[The Three Railway Engines]]'' - "[[The Three Railway Engines#The Sad Story of Henry|The Sad Story of Henry]]"}} |
===Personality=== |
===Personality=== |
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− | This engine, unlike the first, seemed to be quite helpful, seeing as he tried to push Henry out of the tunnel after being asked. |
+ | This engine, unlike the first, seemed to be quite helpful, seeing as he tried to push Henry out of the tunnel after being asked. {{Ref|name=#11}} |
===Technical Details=== |
===Technical Details=== |
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====Basis==== |
====Basis==== |
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− | Exactly like James, this engine is based on |
+ | Exactly like [[James (RWS)|James]], this engine is based on a Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (L&YR) Class 28, a class of 0-6-0 mixed-traffic tender engine designed by George Hughes for the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and built by Horwich Works between 1909 and 1912. |
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It was a rebuild of Aspinall's Class 27, with the addition of a Belpaire firebox, a Schmidt/"twin-plug" superheater and the extension of the footplate and front sandboxes and a Fowler tender. |
It was a rebuild of Aspinall's Class 27, with the addition of a Belpaire firebox, a Schmidt/"twin-plug" superheater and the extension of the footplate and front sandboxes and a Fowler tender. |
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====Livery==== |
====Livery==== |
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− | This engine is painted |
+ | This engine is painted red with black lining and yellow boiler bands. His dome is painted red and his rooftop is painted black. His front and driving wheels are red while his tender wheels are black. Unlike James, he does not have handrails. |
===Appearances=== |
===Appearances=== |
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<tabber> |
<tabber> |
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Railway Series= |
Railway Series= |
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+ | {{Scroll box| |
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===''[[The Railway Series]]''=== |
===''[[The Railway Series]]''=== |
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* '''[[The Three Railway Engines]]''' - [[The Three Railway Engines#The Sad Story of Henry|The Sad Story of Henry]] {{Note|C. Reginald Dalby illustration only; does not speak}} |
* '''[[The Three Railway Engines]]''' - [[The Three Railway Engines#The Sad Story of Henry|The Sad Story of Henry]] {{Note|C. Reginald Dalby illustration only; does not speak}} |
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* '''1995''' - [[The Thomas the Tank Engine Man]] {{Mentioned}} |
* '''1995''' - [[The Thomas the Tank Engine Man]] {{Mentioned}} |
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* '''1996''' - [[Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection]] {{note|does not speak}} |
* '''1996''' - [[Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection]] {{note|does not speak}} |
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− | </tabber> |
+ | }}</tabber> |
===Trivia=== |
===Trivia=== |
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+ | * Awdry's original sketches for The Sad Story of Henry depict this engine as a 4-4-0 rather than a 2-6-0. |
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* In the original Middleton illustrations, the first and second red engines were depicted as the same character, hence them having had the same wheel configuration. |
* In the original Middleton illustrations, the first and second red engines were depicted as the same character, hence them having had the same wheel configuration. |
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− | * This engine was originally illustrated to be |
+ | * This engine was originally illustrated to be [[James (RWS)|James]]. However, children wrote to the [[Wilbert Awdry|Reverend W. Awdry]] asking why James was red before his repainting in the third book. With all the confusion, Awdry decided that it was not James, but a different character altogether. |
− | * The engine's role in [[The Sad Story of Henry |
+ | * The engine's role in the [[The Sad Story of Henry|''Thomas & Friends'' adaptation of The Sad Story of Henry]] was replaced by [[Thomas (T&F)|Thomas]]. Ironically, [[James (T&F)|James]] took his role in the special, ''[[The Adventure Begins]]'', in his original black livery. In [[The Sad Story of Henry (1953)|the 1953 adaptation of The Sad Story of Henry]], his role was also replaced by James. |
===Gallery=== |
===Gallery=== |
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====''The Railway Series''==== |
====''The Railway Series''==== |
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<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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File:TheSadStoryOfHenryRS6.PNG|The engine attempting to push Henry out of the tunnel |
File:TheSadStoryOfHenryRS6.PNG|The engine attempting to push Henry out of the tunnel |
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|last_appearance = Thomas and the Tiger |
|last_appearance = Thomas and the Tiger |
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|creator(s) = [[Ken Stott]] |
|creator(s) = [[Ken Stott]] |
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|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
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|power_type = Steam |
|power_type = Steam |
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|type = Tender engine |
|type = Tender engine |
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|fuel_type = Coal |
|fuel_type = Coal |
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− | This engine appeared in the [[Mini Books|mini book]], [[Thomas and the Tiger]]. |
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===Technical Details=== |
===Technical Details=== |
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====Basis==== |
====Basis==== |
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− | This engine has no precise basis, however it appears to be either a 2-6-0 or 0-6-0 with no dome. The engine also has a Fowler tender |
+ | This engine has no precise basis, however it appears to be either a 2-6-0 or 0-6-0 with no dome. The engine also has a Fowler tender. |
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====Livery==== |
====Livery==== |
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− | + | This engine is painted red, with black lining and a black smokebox. |
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+ | ===Appearances=== |
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+ | <tabber> |
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+ | Other Media= |
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+ | {{Scroll box| |
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+ | * '''1991''' - [[Thomas and the Tiger]] {{Cameo}} |
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+ | * '''1997''' - [[Thomas the Tank Engine's Big Blue Treasury]] {{Cameo}} |
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+ | }}</tabber> |
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===Gallery=== |
===Gallery=== |
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+ | ====''Thomas & Friends''==== |
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+ | =====Miscellaneous===== |
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<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
<gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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File:ThomasandtheTiger9.png |
File:ThomasandtheTiger9.png |
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</gallery> |
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|image1 = File:RedTankEngine1.png |
|image1 = File:RedTankEngine1.png |
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|image2 = File:RedTankEngine2.png |
|image2 = File:RedTankEngine2.png |
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+ | |creator(s)=[[Timothy Marwood]] |
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+ | |country_of_origin = {{Flag|ios}} [[Island of Sodor (RWS)|Island of Sodor]] |
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|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
|gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
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|power_type = Steam |
|power_type = Steam |
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|type = Well tank engines |
|type = Well tank engines |
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|fuel_type = Coal |
|fuel_type = Coal |
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+ | |configuration = * 0-6-0WT {{Note|first engine}} |
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+ | * 0-4-0WT {{Note|second engine}} |
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+ | |wheels = * 6 {{Note|first engine}} |
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+ | * 4 {{Note|second engine}} |
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===Technical Details=== |
===Technical Details=== |
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− | ===Basis=== |
+ | ====Basis==== |
− | + | These engines do not appear to be based on any specific design. |
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− | ===Livery=== |
+ | ====Livery==== |
− | + | These engines are painted red with yellow lining and black wheels. |
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+ | ===Appearances=== |
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+ | <tabber> |
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+ | Other Media= |
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+ | {{Scroll box| |
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+ | ====[[Magazines|Magazine Stories]]==== |
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+ | * These engines appear in a "Counting Time" activity from the 1998-1999 [[Magazines#Fun_to_Learn_with_Thomas_the_Tank_Engine|Fun to Learn]] magazine. |
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+ | }}</tabber> |
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+ | ===Trivia=== |
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+ | * They appear to be an illustration error of [[James (T&F)|James]] portrayed as two different engines. |
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− | {{Infobox Character Vehicle|title1 = The Miniature Red Engine|image1 = File:MiniatureRedEngine.png|country_of_origin = {{flag|ios}} [[Island of Sodor]]|power_type = Steam|vehicle = Locomotive|type = Tender engine|fuel_type = Coal|configuration = 2-4-2|wheels = 12}} |
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− | '''The Miniature Red Engine''' was an engine who appeared in a magazine story with [[Thomas]] and [[Oliver]]. The engine has no face. |
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+ | ===Gallery=== |
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+ | ====''Thomas & Friends''==== |
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+ | =====Miscellaneous===== |
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+ | <gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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+ | File:CountingTime1998Magazine.jpeg |
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+ | </gallery> |
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+ | {{Infobox Character Vehicle |
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+ | |title1 = The Red Tank Engine |
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+ | |image1 = File:RedTankEngine.png |
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+ | |country_of_origin =* {{Flag|ios}} [[Island of Sodor (RWS)|Island of Sodor]] |
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+ | * {{flag|en}} [[The Mainland (RWS)|England]] {{note|built}} |
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+ | |gauge = {{Standard gauge}} |
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+ | |power_type = Steam |
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+ | |vehicle = Locomotives |
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+ | |type = Tank Engine |
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+ | |fuel_type = Coal |
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+ | |configuration = 0-6-0T |
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+ | |wheels = 6 |
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+ | |top_speed = 70 mph {{Note|113 kph}} |
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+ | |designer(s) = [[Wikipedia:L. B. Billinton|Lawson B. Billinton]] |
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+ | |builder(s) = [[Wikipedia:Brighton railway works|Brighton Works]] |
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+ | |year_built = June/September 1915 |
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+ | |railway = [[:wikipedia:London, Brighton and South Coast Railway|London, Brighton and South Coast Railway]] {{Formerly}} |
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+ | }}'''The Red Tank Engine''' makes a cameo appearance in [[Adventures on Sodor]]. It is seen travelling over a bridge near [[Dryaw (T&F)|Dryaw]] station. |
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===Technical Details=== |
===Technical Details=== |
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− | ===Basis=== |
+ | ====Basis==== |
+ | The Red Tank Engine is based on the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 0-6-0 E2 class with extended side tanks. [[Thomas]] shares the same basis and modifications. |
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− | The Miniature Red Engine does not appear to be based on any specific design. However, it bears some resemblance to "Katie", an engine from the Kirklees Light Railway. |
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+ | <gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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+ | File:Thomas'prototype.png|Thomas' basis |
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+ | </gallery> |
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+ | ===Appearances=== |
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+ | <tabber> |
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+ | Television Series= |
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+ | {{Scroll box| |
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+ | ====Videos==== |
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+ | * '''2019''' - [[Adventures on Sodor]] {{cameo}} |
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+ | }}</tabber> |
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+ | ===Trivia=== |
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+ | * The Red Tank Engine is a pre-textured render of [[Thomas (T&F)|Thomas]] and reuses [[James (T&F)|James]]' whistle sound. |
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+ | * It resembles the [[Bachmann]] Junior red livery 0-6-0T '2005' steam locomotive, which is a recolour and retooling of the Bachmann Thomas model. |
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+ | * On the Czech [[Thomas and the Firework Display (Indian DVD)|Rise and Shine]] DVD menus, a mirrored image of Thomas is photoshopped to look painted red and James' face is edited onto Thomas' smokebox. |
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+ | ====Audio Files==== |
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+ | '''Whistle''' |
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+ | {| class="wikitable" style="margin-left:15px; width: 85%; text-align:center;" |
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+ | ! width="163px" | First used |
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+ | ! width="163px" | Last used |
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+ | ! Sound Effect |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Adventures on Sodor]] |
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+ | |Active |
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+ | | |
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+ | [[File:James%27_CGI_Whistle.ogg|center]] |
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===Gallery=== |
===Gallery=== |
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+ | ====''Thomas & Friends''==== |
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+ | =====Miscellaneous===== |
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− | File:Katieklr.jpg|Katie |
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+ | <gallery position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" bordersize="none"> |
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+ | OllieRunsAwayFromHome!1.png |
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+ | File:AriseandShineCzechDVDMainMenu.png |
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+ | File:AriseandShineCzechDVDEpisodeSelection1-3.png |
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+ | File:AriseandShineCzechDVDEpisodeSelection4-6.png |
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</gallery> |
</gallery> |
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+ | {{clear}} |
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+ | ==References== |
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+ | {{Reflist}} |
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{{The Mainland}} |
{{The Mainland}} |
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+ | {{Other Sudrian railways}} |
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{{Magazines and Annuals}} |
{{Magazines and Annuals}} |
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[[de:Die roten Loks]] |
[[de:Die roten Loks]] |
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[[es:Las Locomotoras Rojas]] |
[[es:Las Locomotoras Rojas]] |
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[[Category:Standard gauge]] |
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[[Category:2-6-0]] |
[[Category:2-6-0]] |
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[[Category:4-6-2]] |
[[Category:4-6-2]] |
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+ | [[Category:0-4-0]] |
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[[Category:The Mainland]] |
[[Category:The Mainland]] |
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Latest revision as of 23:48, 6 August 2023
This article is about the characters. You may be looking for the magazine story. |
Two unnamed red engines have been featured in The Railway Series. Two more unnamed red engines appeared in the Thomas & Friends magazine stories and another unnamed red engine appeared in a mini book. The last one appeared in a promotional video.
The First Red Tender Engine
The first red engine once lived at Vicarstown Sheds. Like the other big engines, he teased Edward for his size and age. It is unknown what happened to him after this event.
Technical Details
Basis
The exact basis for the first red engine is unknown. He is depicted as a 4-6-2 by William Middleton, however he has a substantially smaller boiler than Gordon as well as a different cab. In C. Reginald Dalby's illustrations, he bears a similar shape to 98462 albeit with a taller and thinner chimney and dome. He also resembles Henry and 87546 albeit without cylinders.
Livery
This engine is painted red with yellow lining. He has red wheels and his dome switches between red and black in illustrations.
Appearances
The Railway Series
Companion Volumes
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Video Releases
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Trivia
- In the original Middleton illustrations, the first and second red engines were depicted as the same character, hence them having the same wheel configuration.
- The engine's role in the Thomas & Friends adaptation of The Sad Story of Henry was filled by Thomas and James in The Adventure Begins.
Gallery
The Railway Series
Main Series
Miscellaneous
The Second Red Tender Engine
The second red engine once tried to push Henry out of a tunnel, but without success (C. Reginald Dalby illustrations). It is unknown what happened to the engine following this event. [1]
Personality
This engine, unlike the first, seemed to be quite helpful, seeing as he tried to push Henry out of the tunnel after being asked. [1]
Technical Details
Basis
Exactly like James, this engine is based on a Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (L&YR) Class 28, a class of 0-6-0 mixed-traffic tender engine designed by George Hughes for the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and built by Horwich Works between 1909 and 1912.
It was a rebuild of Aspinall's Class 27, with the addition of a Belpaire firebox, a Schmidt/"twin-plug" superheater and the extension of the footplate and front sandboxes and a Fowler tender.
Livery
This engine is painted red with black lining and yellow boiler bands. His dome is painted red and his rooftop is painted black. His front and driving wheels are red while his tender wheels are black. Unlike James, he does not have handrails.
Appearances
The Railway Series
Companion Volumes
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Trivia
- Awdry's original sketches for The Sad Story of Henry depict this engine as a 4-4-0 rather than a 2-6-0.
- In the original Middleton illustrations, the first and second red engines were depicted as the same character, hence them having had the same wheel configuration.
- This engine was originally illustrated to be James. However, children wrote to the Reverend W. Awdry asking why James was red before his repainting in the third book. With all the confusion, Awdry decided that it was not James, but a different character altogether.
- The engine's role in the Thomas & Friends adaptation of The Sad Story of Henry was replaced by Thomas. Ironically, James took his role in the special, The Adventure Begins, in his original black livery. In the 1953 adaptation of The Sad Story of Henry, his role was also replaced by James.
Gallery
The Railway Series
Main Series
The Third Red Tender Engine
The third red tender engine once appeared on a photograph in the Fat Controller's office. [2]
Technical Details
Basis
This engine has no precise basis, however it appears to be either a 2-6-0 or 0-6-0 with no dome. The engine also has a Fowler tender.
Livery
This engine is painted red, with black lining and a black smokebox.
Appearances
Books
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Gallery
Thomas & Friends
Miscellaneous
The Red Tank Engines
Two Red Tank Engines appeared in a magazine story. They were never named and their origins are unknown.
Technical Details
Basis
These engines do not appear to be based on any specific design.
Livery
These engines are painted red with yellow lining and black wheels.
Appearances
Magazine Stories
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Trivia
- They appear to be an illustration error of James portrayed as two different engines.
Gallery
Thomas & Friends
Miscellaneous
The Red Tank Engine
The Red Tank Engine makes a cameo appearance in Adventures on Sodor. It is seen travelling over a bridge near Dryaw station.
Technical Details
Basis
The Red Tank Engine is based on the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 0-6-0 E2 class with extended side tanks. Thomas shares the same basis and modifications.
Livery
The Red Tank Engine is painted red with black lining, cab door, running board and wheels.
Appearances
Videos
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Trivia
- The Red Tank Engine is a pre-textured render of Thomas and reuses James' whistle sound.
- It resembles the Bachmann Junior red livery 0-6-0T '2005' steam locomotive, which is a recolour and retooling of the Bachmann Thomas model.
- On the Czech Rise and Shine DVD menus, a mirrored image of Thomas is photoshopped to look painted red and James' face is edited onto Thomas' smokebox.
Audio Files
Whistle
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Adventures on Sodor | Active |
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Gallery
Thomas & Friends
Miscellaneous
References
Locomotives | Steam | The Little Blue Tank Engine* | Coffee Pots | W&SR Tank Engines* | Arlesdale Tramway Engines* | The Dark Green Tank Engine* | Lady** | Sodor Tramway Engines** |
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Diesel | Mavis | |
Other | Ministry of Defence Engine* | Skarloey Funicular Railway Trams* | Vicarstown Tramway Engines** | |
People | Burnett Stone** | |
Locations | Anopha Quarry | The Magic Railroad** | Sodor Tramways** |
Locomotives | Victor | Sidney | Thirteen | Little Barford | Silver | The Blue Engines | The Flying Thistle | The Pier Train | The Cable Car | The High-Speed Post Train | River Mite | Prince | The Double Fairlie | The Coalbrookdale Locomotive |
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Rolling Stock | Annie and Clarabel's Old Friend | The Animal Sanctuary Coach | The Station Coach | The Play Coach | The New Coach | The Posh Coaches | Old Bennett | The Naughty Pink Truck | Carols on Wheels | The Old Guard's Van | The Elderly Brake Van |
Vehicles | Angus | The Special Bus Service | The Open-Topped Double-Decker Bus | The Ice-Cream Van | The Float Lorry | The White Van | Bluebird | The Dodgems | Algy | The Tandem Rotor Helicopter |
People | Farmer Collett | Dave | Minor Human Characters (magazines) | Minor Human Characters (annuals) |