Troublesome Trucks

Troublesome Trucks delight in mischief and any wise engine knows that they are not to be trusted. They are used for the transport of goods across the North Western Railway and beyond, thus being vital to any railway's functioning. Common antics of the trucks include singing, name-calling, holding back, bumping and teasing the engines.

Did you know? For the first series of Thomas & Friends, the Troublesome Trucks had paper eyes and a paper mouth- similar in design to Annie and Clarabel's.

Open Wagons

Eras

Troublesome Trucks (RWS) (The Railway Series) (1945-2011)

Troublesome Trucks (T&F) (Thomas & Friends) (1984-2021)

Troublesome Trucks (AEG) (All Engines Go) (2021-2025)

Vans

Eras

Troublesome Vans (T&F) (Thomas & Friends) (1984-2021)

Tankers

Eras

Troublesome Tankers (T&F) (Thomas & Friends) (1984-2021)

Troublesome Tankers (AEG) (All Engines Go) (2021-2025)

For further uses, see below:

Railway Series Stories

Troublesome Trucks (from James the Red Engine)

Episodes

Troublesome Trucks / Foolish Freight Cars (Thomas & Friends: Series 1, Episode 9)

Trucks (Thomas & Friends: Series 4, Episode 8)

Song

Learning Segment

Vinyl Record

Home Video Releases

Troublesome Trucks and Other Stories (1986 UK VHS, later released in Australia and New Zealand)

Troublesome Trucks, Coal and Other Stories (1987 UK VHS Pack)

Troublesome Trucks and 8 Other Stories (1988 Welsh VHS)

A Troublemaking Goods Train (2007 Italian DVD)

Trucks and Other Stories (2008 Indian VCD/DVD)

Books

Thomas Goes Fishing and James and the Troublesome Trucks (1984 Ladybird book)

James and the Troublesome Trucks (1990 UK/Australian Buzz Book)

James and the Foolish Freight Cars (1991 US Buzz Book)

Troublesome Trucks (2010 My Thomas Story Library book)

Troublesome Trucks (2017 Engine Adventures book)

Magazine Stories

James and the Troublesome Trucks (1988 magazine story)

Troublesome Trucks (1997 magazine story)

Truck Trouble (2004 De Agostini magazine story)

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