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I know what Wellsworth & Suddery No. 4 looks like😅

Isn't that illustration taken from Toodles the Taxi? Just editied?

I love that you featured Stanley in this video

Peak edits

Amazing edits!

I really love this music

Very nice, like.

Where would Rocky be stored? Interesting making Madge's face that sharply triangular. One of my favorite takes on her was her attempting to shunt trucks for Rheneas in the early '50s, stick around after he and Skarloey leave for overhaul, and initiate the fence following Sir Handel's feud with George. Stanley is stationed at Great Waterton, right? Honestly, not sure I can recall much interaction between road vehicles and trucks... I remember one retelling of Skarloey's early days with Samson as the standard gauger, and another recent take of Neil's brother rebuilt into Samson, but with no memory of his past. Has Patrick interacted with Fergus? Same note as Edward's whistle.

I saw one of Madge’s kind at the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway in July, as well as a crane tank. Heading back to where I live, I think you did a pretty good Irish accent for Patrick.

this is unrelated but i had a thought of making a live action movie (with real engines of course) based around the first few books of the railway series

Rocky=The Rock🤨

love the edits, love your narration even more!

These are peak

1:05 I made a drawing of Stanley in RWS style on Reddit

I like Samson and stanley

I like Samson and Stanley

Great work.

Hey do you allow for adaptations of your stories such as “Henry & the forest”?

Your TV series edits are always a joy to watch! By the way, when you say the "M" wagon recently turned 100, do you mean the real-life basis or the actual model itself?

I noticed an error in Patrick's edit. The crane arm on the digger next to him is the same color as the pillar.

Interesting to have members of The Pack be Irish like Miss Jenny

Absolutely amazing edits as always!

You know, I have a bit of a headcannon for the M truck Now, what if the M stands for "Morgan", as in "Morgan's Mine"? In my headcannon, the M truck belonged to Morgan's Copper Mine near Great Waterton. As the M truck disapeared around series 3, I suppose the mine shut down some time around that, and perhaps the whole branchline too

Is Rocky an American or British design?

Finaly someone who mentions that Neil and Samson look a like.

What's the history behind the M wagon?

WELCOME STANLEY!!!!

It's always a great day whether you upload, and this video is no exception. I can't express how much I adore your edits, even the ones you made during the earliest days of you channel. With that said, you're more recent edits have hit it out of the park, and it's great to see how much you've improved overtime, making any day whenever you post a new edit on twitter or see several of them in compilation video such as this, all the more delightful. Plus, I think I can speak for most fans when I say that, it's always fun to find ways of how to incoperate characters from the TVS could into the RWS in one way or another. For example, I personally like to think Duchess from Thomas and the Royal Engine is infact the preserved LMS Coronation Class No.6233 'Duchess of Sutherland' rather than a fictional add on member. This idea came about after watching Ethan E2's video, 'A Detailed History of Duchess of Sutherland || LMS No.6233', which I highly recommend you giving a watch in your spare time, as well as his other videos on Flying Scotsman, Mallard and Duchess of Hamilton. The link to video is listed below: ruclips.net/video/3gT-AF7opDk/видео.htmlsi=bNUZld4Sw-AlJrAM However that's not the only reason I wanted to comment on this video. Rather, I wanted to inform you that in your research video on Duck, I had responsed to the comment you made, answering the many questions I had in regards to Oliver and Isabel. In summary, said comment includes a detail I found on Isabel in one of illustrations from Escape (The one of her on the Chalford Branch with Oliver), but also addresses the fact that I still have plenty of information and/or photo's on 1453, 1458, Toby and Bloomer that I managed to find in my spare time, which I thought could be useful in your later research video's, as well as how I'd be more than happy to present these findings with you, among other things.

Pretty good edits as always, but Rocky is probably my favorite of this batch. I just like his face!

Rocky’s operator: finally he has some front windows

Lovely!! Happy Cenntinnial Truck

Great stuff mate, may I suggest the Conk and Harwick next?

1:20 the trucks face 😂😅

Great edits mate 👌

I know this over 3 years old, but the aesthetic the viaduct is given is such a stellar atmosphere. It's always got this calming prescence, and is seen in some of the most upbeat times of Thomas. It's such a small thing, but the music and the vibes it gives make it go such a long way.

Are there plans to continue this?

SodorIslandModels, what is your ideal jalapeno to cheese dip ratio?

pls get a hobby

you can teach me to make this wonderful of the railway series characters and tv series masterpiece of art

you can make more railway series characters and tv series

It is so beautiful. You did a wonderful job at both remaking this piece and the Viaduct.

@sodorislandmodels6332 does the car at 0:44 have a name?

I wonder what the history of Albert's basis in the RWS would be? Especially if his model on awdrys layout changed so often.

I love your narration. You should make a series where you narrate.

17:22 it was 1470 which received that nickname, not 1420

I was just thinking this morning about Ducks real number and I happen to stumble across this video

My head cannon for Big Mickey is that after dying in Tugs he was isekaied and and that's how he ended up on Sodor.

So Oliver is 1453 and Duck is 5753. Interesting...

I always did wonder how, given that Stanley was originally the Mid Sodor's no.2, the railway would basically fill the void after he was converted into a pumping engine, so I'd imagine that Smudger would've been a failed attempt to fill that void. Possibly even lead to rumors and superstitions of how that number ended up being seen as like a jinxed/unlucky number, and as such, any new engines after that were no longer given "the dreaded number 2" (that I imagine it would be nicknamed as, and subsequently, would end up becoming a fitting title for a Thomas story).