I mean yeah engines must get scrapped in this universe, but after the introduction of Flying Scotsman, the Fat Controller explicitly states that the island is a sanctuary for steam engines. Essentially a living museum where obsolete equipment is continually used and repaired as a means of preserving history.
@@connorplays6263 technically everything can be replaced. The question becomes can their mental faculties remain sharp. And if not they still be preserved in some fashion.
Even though I thought it was gonna be the tale of the bad engine, but this is gonna be better, I guess this adaptation of the truth of scrap is gonna be a great one. just like the audio story that Joe Malone made.
The fact that james is a mixed traffic engine and that he likes pulling coaches and dosent like pulling trucks is a actually a pretty creative aspect of his character
Sad thing is, Class 08’s weren’t replaced by a better model of Shunter. Shunting in general has just become less common, so their niche is slowly shrinking away. Though some class 08’s are still being used industrially
@@theoflood6596 well, most passenger trains are now a fixed length, and connected to the locomotive. Meaning that shunting is complete unneeded for these trains.
A much more mature version of him but out of all characters I still say your the best choice to play Diesel 10 which I see your voice is combination of the keith Scott and CGI voice of the character.
Only listened to the original audio story last night and watching this adaptation was pretty much how I envisaged it to look! It's a great story by Narrow Gauge and you did great work here!
This sort of thing is how I've always felt Diesel's transition to less evil, as well as the acquisition of Sydney and Paxton, should have been handled. Class 08s are fairly popular for preservationists because they make good utility engines, so it isn't unreasonable for the fat controller to purchase some when they started to be withdrawn, and there's nothing like the withdrawal of your class to stop you feelin better than everyone else. I know the show was too kid focused at that point, but I would have liked to see something, maybe with Sydney and Paxton telling Diesel how their class was scrapped, Diesel talking to 'Arry and Bert, who would be sobered and confirm that scrapped class 08s had been delivered to their smelter's, and causing the three to repent and try to become better, actually empathizing with the steam engines.
I can't wait for the new version of the show and learn why you should never have to scrapped the diesels on the BR railways and you should always persevered them for work on other railroads
Poor James. But I like Edward's reference to Journey Beyond Sodor. Though if it had been Gordon who delivered the goods instead of him, he probably could've saved all 8 diesels due to his strength. But I'm not saying James is weak
@@evanclarke5561 I've been thinking and even if he didn't have work for them all he could've found them homes. I've also been thinking of how the diesel at the front would've reacted if James came back and saved them given his emotionless and gloomy attitude.
An idea for a story I had once was something based on the various interviews done for documentaries done in the 80s. The interviewee is a scrapman who was part of the process of en mass scrapping steam locomotives. He starts the interview at first talking about being glad for work in the lean times after the war, as he came back from Europe. And then he starts talking about having to cut up living beings, scared and crying. He breaks down about it, crying profusely for several minutes before finding the strength to continue the tale, about the result once an engine dies. And how few of his mates are still around, succumbing to their nightmares. As horrifying as scrapping is from an engine’s perspective, think of how awful it has to be for the person doing the scrapping. Most of us aren’t psychopaths who want to cut up others, and when the machine can talk back to you, show fear at its fate, it can’t do wonderful things to the psyche.
I always how people of that world are... okay with that, the looks of fear, the saddest in there eyes, but worse of all the... screaming dear gosh the screaming, them begging the cutters to stop, but them not caring at all just seeing them as tools to use and for them to be thrown out, like they don't.. have life, gosh when shed 17 showed that scene of Henry screaming and getting chopped up, it's all so wrong.
Another thing about this video that I like , remember how d199 and d261 When they first came to sodor they thought they were the future and modern and that they would be like that forever, yet during early to mid 1980s while they were bright next to each other when that class 68 diesel passed them with the express train, I could see in d199's face how sad he was because he thought he was the future and then later on 20 years later a more modern and efficient diesel took over his work, same with d261, except d261 looked very angry because since his type (class 40's) were used on express services for ones but were replaced by that class 68...
It's pretty good! Like I said with Joe, I had wondered when the fanbase would get around with showing Diesel facing being replaced and scrapped to break the 'Steam vs Diesel' mold. And he fulfilled it, and so have you in a way. I would like to see a TRAINZ adaption of Broken Wings because that was a pretty dark yet great story, although I highly doubt that since Halloween is over and November has gone and we're to think about Christmas. That, and the illustrations on that vid was great regardless. (I still wonder where I can view them...) Also, I'm not sure if anyone is going to do it for you already, but is it okay if I make a thumbnail drawing for your video?
Ik it would have been pretty hard to do but when he just steamed away from Diesel and the other diesel (Paxton but I presume from the story it was just a different diesel) it made my eyes widen a bit that he didn’t try to save them or even at least diesel. That’s a pretty rotten way for diesel to go from his past life on Sodor
Because it might have been different then, this story takes place during the early 1980's , diesel locos on the other railway had something called "TOPS" numbering system, it was basically a system that told the computer at British rails controls office where a diesel loco was and when it came and other things, (basically like having a microchip inside a human and tracking the humans every move and etc) plus even if James wanted to do that, It probably wouldn't have been like Douglas and Oliver, someone might have seen them and probably either flag them down to stop them or contact control or the authorities, yet again I could be wrong, but this is my opinion on the subject
@@phattrel6023 The TOPS microchip or whatever might not have been functional in these diesels anymore so that might not have been a threat. And in the Railway Series, that foreman was only able to briefly stop Douglas in time because a diesel saw them and alerted him.
@@bendytheinkdemon8065 B**** the reboot killed everything that thomas was, before you could show it to anyone and they would be amazed at some of the experimental episodes such as toby & the flood, the flying kipper, duncan gets spooked and more, they took it all and turned it into something watchable to only like 1 year olds, it is disgraceful, disgusting and despicable, are you really a 1 year old?
One of the things I'm curious though is why couldn't James do what Douglas did with Oliver at Barrow and couple up diesel and the other class 08 in front of him and take them with him back to sodor?
List of all James doesn't necessarily like diesels and the fact that it's an entire line of expensive diesel locomotives that are probably in worse condition than Oliver was it's just not possible
@@LMS5935 well if they were expensive then it would have been worth the money to preserve right? Oliver was in horrible condition , And I know of many steam engines from back then that did the same escape he did that made it possible that were steam engines, I just still don't get what the difference would be had it been a diesel engine?
I feel so sorry for those 08s, they may be old but they still worked so well for their age, but they were forced out of work by new regulations and techniques that meant they weren't needed. Those diesles thought they would have long and prosperous lives but only a few decades later they were simply cast aside and thrown out like trash. I know in real life they didn't feel sad or feelings at all, but here I can imagine those 08s felt so sad, alone and worthless. They definitely didn't deserve to be scrapped, not even Diesel, he may not have been a friendly engine but not even he deserved to be cut up and thrown aside like trash. If I could have done I would have taken in those engines and looked after them. I just hope those engines, or at least some of them were saved and restored like Oliver was.
I am a huge diesel fan and this video, took me off guard. J felt really sorry for Diesel and his comrades. No engine deserves to be scrapped, I can’t even find one fan or tv canon episode that shows the diesels have a happy ending or make amends with the steam engines they’ve offended. Diesels as I meitoned, are really misunderstood and underrated, they should be well cared for and admired more by steam engines lovers alike.
Most disturbing is the fact that Diesel is being scrapped. Sadly he wasn't marked for preservation on Sodor in your universe, which actually feels realistic. While 08's are still in use, most of them have been scrapped years ago. What "Paxton" said reminded me of ShunterProductions "The Spectres Warning" where the ol rusted spirit of a steam engine tells Bert that "Time will go on, and you will be replaced" Idk much about UK and their shunters. But for Denmark it is perfectly true, shunters from 1950s and 1960's were replaced with newer and stronger shunters in 1990's. Yet most of them were scrapped due to stations becoming smaller due to the preference of lorries thus no longer needed for tracks to store the freight wagons, and of course it means no need of a shunter. And even the new ones from late 1990's has been sold to Germany due to still lesser fright carried by rail.
You want to help the diesels, but what could you do? Maybe you could rescue one, but certainly not all of them. And every additional engine you take on makes it harder to keep the ones you have alive. You could save them, but at the cost of those you love.
I like the story, but at the same time one of the reasons why it's spine chilling is because, see how we can compare the story to us humans modern society, for example: our governments are trying the microchip us, What if in the future they create robots in the shape and features of a human, and replace us human beings with these robots, by them replacing us with robots the robots will be doing all the work and all the type of jobs in society that mankind once did, The same way how that class08 shunter was saying how that class 68 diesel that left that works shed on the other railway took over all of the diesel locomotives that were built during the 1950s and 60s, It's a very scary hypothesis yes, but after listening to this story I can see how I can put it in place and really compare it to today's modern world and possibly the future's modern world
The worst part is this is railway series cannon meaning this is the second appearance of Diesel. No one has seen or heard from him in like 40 years until now.
I kinda want a sequel to this with James and Duck to rescue all of the 08 Diesels that James meet. I don't know why but I think it would be a nice character development for James, Duck and Diesel.
Question: the route you have use where James took the goods train to the small station, was it been made by hand, or is it on the download station or a trainz website? I'm just a little bit curious. that's all.
The story of obsolescence basically. The demand for higher speed, greater power, creature comforts sometimes becomes too great for some older designs. I should know this because my car (a Honda Civic I named Senna) is getting up there in age (almost 14 years). Performance has been obsolete ever since the 1960s but in terms of economy, cars are only just now becoming superior to Senna. Combine that with the fact electric cars are making internal combustion obsolete and emissions regulations become ever tougher.
I know locomotives don’t live irl but if there is something at least 1 person will appreciate it and progress is sad especially when one’s favorite locomotive plane ship ext go to the scrap heap
This is amazing! You should be really proud of this.
Thanks Joe. ^^
OMG ITS THE NARROW GAUGE
@@NickolasMontagnino he's right, this was great!
Knowing how the story goes.. it has to take place by around 1986 since some diesels were being withdrawn.
It’s sad and heartbreaking when an engine finds the truth about an engine meeting the cutter’s torch
The added visuals made this story a bit more spine chilling.
U said it!
Right
I feel like with all the things James has witnessed and been through, he has the potential to become almost as wise as Edward one day.
@Venkata Koduru stop putting this link no one cares anymore
@Venkata Koduru listen nobody cares
@@joaobueno9389 I care
@Venkata Koduru no one cares
@@TayTayswift7831 who asked you
I mean yeah engines must get scrapped in this universe, but after the introduction of Flying Scotsman, the Fat Controller explicitly states that the island is a sanctuary for steam engines. Essentially a living museum where obsolete equipment is continually used and repaired as a means of preserving history.
I’m not sure if Obsolete is the right term. Outdated? Sure. Obsolete implies something is beyond any use it once had
What about if they have metal fatigue?
@@connorplays6263 then it’s up to them
@@connorplays6263 technically everything can be replaced. The question becomes can their mental faculties remain sharp. And if not they still be preserved in some fashion.
Even though I thought it was gonna be the tale of the bad engine, but this is gonna be better, I guess this adaptation of the truth of scrap is gonna be a great one. just like the audio story that Joe Malone made.
I'm glad it wasn't tale of the bad engine, this story was so interesting and really shed light on the fact that diesels are just as disposable
As any steam engine or locomotive
The fact that james is a mixed traffic engine and that he likes pulling coaches and dosent like pulling trucks is a actually a pretty creative aspect of his character
Agreed
I thought that was established since day 1, that and his pride of his red paint.
@@OtisDriftwood-mp7hg actually, his pride for paint was first established in season 3, before that, he just didn't want to be blue
Sad thing is, Class 08’s weren’t replaced by a better model of Shunter. Shunting in general has just become less common, so their niche is slowly shrinking away.
Though some class 08’s are still being used industrially
@@whossean nothing did. Shunting has just slowly become less common
So was switching because of unit trains
how did shunting became less common
@@theoflood6596 well, most passenger trains are now a fixed length, and connected to the locomotive. Meaning that shunting is complete unneeded for these trains.
@@AJSSPACEPLACE but what about freight trains and rolling stock needing to be replace due to it needing maintence
James Is Gonna Be SUFFERING From Some SERIOUS PTSD After THIS, For SURE!
Exactly! He needs therapy!
James wanted to see the diesels dead, he finally got his wish; in a horrifying twist.
Imagine if Dudley sees this, Dudley will suffer EXTREME PTSD because he didn't believe Bear that Diesels will be scrapped too
Alternative title: How James got ptsd.
Well the original video witch was an audio video was called the truth about scrap, so its a recreation.
@@Daddy_donaldanddouglas It’s a joke.
Think he does have ptsd now
Facts 😂
Title V2: James and inverted karma
I play Paxton?!? LOL
In all seriousness, good job on the visualization of this story.
And we’re all used to hearing u as Diesel
Wait, YOU were Paxton?? What a surprise!
Uhh I have a question. Can you help voice on a series I was creating
@@vitissubrailfan2540 Depends, really.
A much more mature version of him but out of all characters I still say your the best choice to play Diesel 10 which I see your voice is combination of the keith Scott and CGI voice of the character.
Only listened to the original audio story last night and watching this adaptation was pretty much how I envisaged it to look! It's a great story by Narrow Gauge and you did great work here!
Your Literally Kidding, two in one YEAR! That’s just Crazy!!!
Wonderful Job Andrew
the irony is that many class 08s are still in service to this day
But that number is tiny compared to how many were built
*”Don’t say that word! It makes me wheels wobble.”*
Locomotives are so big it takes time to cut them up. No mercy here just slow and agonizing.
This sort of thing is how I've always felt Diesel's transition to less evil, as well as the acquisition of Sydney and Paxton, should have been handled. Class 08s are fairly popular for preservationists because they make good utility engines, so it isn't unreasonable for the fat controller to purchase some when they started to be withdrawn, and there's nothing like the withdrawal of your class to stop you feelin better than everyone else. I know the show was too kid focused at that point, but I would have liked to see something, maybe with Sydney and Paxton telling Diesel how their class was scrapped, Diesel talking to 'Arry and Bert, who would be sobered and confirm that scrapped class 08s had been delivered to their smelter's, and causing the three to repent and try to become better, actually empathizing with the steam engines.
This is definitely one of Narrow’s best horror stories by far! Lovely adaptation man!
Awesome remake! I loved it! You did a great job. Keep up the great work. Although it was sad and scary it was pretty great 👍
This is by far the harshest reality that TTTE ever faced. The inevitability of death, and the loss of someone close to you…
I can't wait for the new version of the show and learn why you should never have to scrapped the diesels on the BR railways and you should always persevered them for work on other railroads
Poor James. But I like Edward's reference to Journey Beyond Sodor. Though if it had been Gordon who delivered the goods instead of him, he probably could've saved all 8 diesels due to his strength. But I'm not saying James is weak
But what would happen to them afterwards?
@@pizzaplanettruck9761 I'm sure Sir Topham Hatt could turn them into generators
@@evanclarke5561
I've been thinking and even if he didn't have work for them all he could've found them homes. I've also been thinking of how the diesel at the front would've reacted if James came back and saved them given his emotionless and gloomy attitude.
The part when you Saw the scrapped diesel engine and all the otters that Were gonna get scrapped was heartbreaking
Such a chilling episode, Nick!!
(And Thanks for myself making a cameo!!😁)
No problem Madison.
Friendship Bonds2020 I didn't know your trainsona got a new look? It now looks like Molly.
I cryed my head off when the scrapping talking got deep
I just think its shocking because of what James just. Saw
I Hope Rusty & The Boulder Comes Out
That one would be hard to do though because idk if you can get a moving Boulder in trainz
Good Point But I Think It Can Move In Trainz
I Just Saw A Video And Boulders Can In Trainz
An idea for a story I had once was something based on the various interviews done for documentaries done in the 80s. The interviewee is a scrapman who was part of the process of en mass scrapping steam locomotives. He starts the interview at first talking about being glad for work in the lean times after the war, as he came back from Europe. And then he starts talking about having to cut up living beings, scared and crying. He breaks down about it, crying profusely for several minutes before finding the strength to continue the tale, about the result once an engine dies. And how few of his mates are still around, succumbing to their nightmares. As horrifying as scrapping is from an engine’s perspective, think of how awful it has to be for the person doing the scrapping. Most of us aren’t psychopaths who want to cut up others, and when the machine can talk back to you, show fear at its fate, it can’t do wonderful things to the psyche.
I always how people of that world are... okay with that, the looks of fear, the saddest in there eyes, but worse of all the... screaming dear gosh the screaming, them begging the cutters to stop, but them not caring at all just seeing them as tools to use and for them to be thrown out, like they don't.. have life, gosh when shed 17 showed that scene of Henry screaming and getting chopped up, it's all so wrong.
Another thing about this video that I like , remember how d199 and d261 When they first came to sodor they thought they were the future and modern and that they would be like that forever, yet during early to mid 1980s while they were bright next to each other when that class 68 diesel passed them with the express train, I could see in d199's face how sad he was because he thought he was the future and then later on 20 years later a more modern and efficient diesel took over his work, same with d261, except d261 looked very angry because since his type (class 40's) were used on express services for ones but were replaced by that class 68...
I want the music that was used here in James' conversation with the Diesels
Not gonna lie, i teared up a bit when James said "I'm sorry..."
Impressive work Nick!
Nicklas,youre adaptations are the best out of all of them.(Always the closest to the original intent)
Amazing job Nickolas! I definitely think you should remake Great Waterton horror story.
this is the dark side of the thomas series that the shows never talk about.
you guys did a grate job on this story.
I just see the thumbnail and I already know it is gonna be amazing.
Sad story of Diesel
The miserable story of a diesel
It's pretty good! Like I said with Joe, I had wondered when the fanbase would get around with showing Diesel facing being replaced and scrapped to break the 'Steam vs Diesel' mold. And he fulfilled it, and so have you in a way.
I would like to see a TRAINZ adaption of Broken Wings because that was a pretty dark yet great story, although I highly doubt that since Halloween is over and November has gone and we're to think about Christmas.
That, and the illustrations on that vid was great regardless. (I still wonder where I can view them...)
Also, I'm not sure if anyone is going to do it for you already, but is it okay if I make a thumbnail drawing for your video?
I’d love to see Rusty and the Boulder and Broken Wings done!
Alternative title for Broken Wings - Sad Story of Godred
OMG finaly someone make it happen!!!
Thank you i love it
I guess devious diesel found out that you'll be scrapped eventually when it came to that
This its my second favorite story of Horror of the Rails 3. Good job.
I think there should be a sequel where James saves diesel from the scrapyards and tells the engines the whole truth
They gave scrapping a face, something to look at. We see it. Engines see it. And it sickens both to the core.
This is so great. Hope you make more.
Imagine if Dudley were in James’ place.
This is perfection 👌
Excited for this to come out
Ik it would have been pretty hard to do but when he just steamed away from Diesel and the other diesel (Paxton but I presume from the story it was just a different diesel) it made my eyes widen a bit that he didn’t try to save them or even at least diesel. That’s a pretty rotten way for diesel to go from his past life on Sodor
Because it might have been different then, this story takes place during the early 1980's , diesel locos on the other railway had something called "TOPS" numbering system, it was basically a system that told the computer at British rails controls office where a diesel loco was and when it came and other things, (basically like having a microchip inside a human and tracking the humans every move and etc) plus even if James wanted to do that, It probably wouldn't have been like Douglas and Oliver, someone might have seen them and probably either flag them down to stop them or contact control or the authorities, yet again I could be wrong, but this is my opinion on the subject
@@phattrel6023
The TOPS microchip or whatever might not have been functional in these diesels anymore so that might not have been a threat. And in the Railway Series, that foreman was only able to briefly stop Douglas in time because a diesel saw them and alerted him.
Imagine how sorry to diesel he’s going to be once he becomes a northwesterner
Nice Adaptation!
the creepy lullaby music at 14:21 doesn't exactly help the already creepy atmosphere, ngl this is an excellent video
Alternative title: no engine is safe from the cutter's torch.
I wish you guys would go into the cutter's torch, you reboot haters. -_-
@@bendytheinkdemon8065 B**** the reboot killed everything that thomas was, before you could show it to anyone and they would be amazed at some of the experimental episodes such as toby & the flood, the flying kipper, duncan gets spooked and more, they took it all and turned it into something watchable to only like 1 year olds, it is disgraceful, disgusting and despicable, are you really a 1 year old?
@@ivangenov6782 damn its just in opinion
@@AndrewtheLNERA1 it's the dumbest opinion u have heard... Beside flat earther opinions
@@ivangenov6782 so people have to not like the reboot?
One of the things I'm curious though is why couldn't James do what Douglas did with Oliver at Barrow and couple up diesel and the other class 08 in front of him and take them with him back to sodor?
List of all James doesn't necessarily like diesels and the fact that it's an entire line of expensive diesel locomotives that are probably in worse condition than Oliver was it's just not possible
And not to mention Oliver came by himself along with a coach and breakvan
@@LMS5935 well if they were expensive then it would have been worth the money to preserve right? Oliver was in horrible condition , And I know of many steam engines from back then that did the same escape he did that made it possible that were steam engines, I just still don't get what the difference would be had it been a diesel engine?
Amazing work nickolas but the diesel in front of diesel should be blue
Ugggg... it premiered at 2:00PM in my Ärea.
Why can’t anything premiere when I want it to lol
I feel so sorry for those 08s, they may be old but they still worked so well for their age, but they were forced out of work by new regulations and techniques that meant they weren't needed.
Those diesles thought they would have long and prosperous lives but only a few decades later they were simply cast aside and thrown out like trash.
I know in real life they didn't feel sad or feelings at all, but here I can imagine those 08s felt so sad, alone and worthless.
They definitely didn't deserve to be scrapped, not even Diesel, he may not have been a friendly engine but not even he deserved to be cut up and thrown aside like trash.
If I could have done I would have taken in those engines and looked after them.
I just hope those engines, or at least some of them were saved and restored like Oliver was.
Why are Diesel and Paxton facing the back of the other diesels?
They were the only two to speak.
I am a huge diesel fan and this video, took me off guard. J felt really sorry for Diesel and his comrades. No engine deserves to be scrapped, I can’t even find one fan or tv canon episode that shows the diesels have a happy ending or make amends with the steam engines they’ve offended. Diesels as I meitoned, are really misunderstood and underrated, they should be well cared for and admired more by steam engines lovers alike.
I'm so excited
Very good video absolutely loved it Was this filmed in TANE or Trainz 19 ? Just curious as I just bought TANE
Man didn’t expect Paxton to be here
It wasn't essentially Paxton. Just his model.
Any chance of doing Rusty and the boulder yet?
Most disturbing is the fact that Diesel is being scrapped. Sadly he wasn't marked for preservation on Sodor in your universe, which actually feels realistic. While 08's are still in use, most of them have been scrapped years ago.
What "Paxton" said reminded me of ShunterProductions "The Spectres Warning" where the ol rusted spirit of a steam engine tells Bert that "Time will go on, and you will be replaced" Idk much about UK and their shunters. But for Denmark it is perfectly true, shunters from 1950s and 1960's were replaced with newer and stronger shunters in 1990's. Yet most of them were scrapped due to stations becoming smaller due to the preference of lorries thus no longer needed for tracks to store the freight wagons, and of course it means no need of a shunter. And even the new ones from late 1990's has been sold to Germany due to still lesser fright carried by rail.
We still have quite a few 08s in the UK, but nowhere near the as much as we used to.
Besides, there's the possibility of James appealing to TFC.
How would he be scrapped.
Would this be a AU where he dies
Most likely.
You want to help the diesels, but what could you do? Maybe you could rescue one, but certainly not all of them. And every additional engine you take on makes it harder to keep the ones you have alive.
You could save them, but at the cost of those you love.
This is why SOS has black water
So they are scrapped after they are dead
I like the story, but at the same time one of the reasons why it's spine chilling is because, see how we can compare the story to us humans modern society, for example: our governments are trying the microchip us, What if in the future they create robots in the shape and features of a human, and replace us human beings with these robots, by them replacing us with robots the robots will be doing all the work and all the type of jobs in society that mankind once did, The same way how that class08 shunter was saying how that class 68 diesel that left that works shed on the other railway took over all of the diesel locomotives that were built during the 1950s and 60s, It's a very scary hypothesis yes, but after listening to this story I can see how I can put it in place and really compare it to today's modern world and possibly the future's modern world
I was woundering if someone was going to do an adaptation of that story?
I love train recreations.
"What happens when you get outdated"? -Scrap engine to Arry
Hang on... Why does James sound like TB7 Productions?
He's voiced by TheGermanOfSodor
I loved it
The worst part is this is railway series cannon meaning this is the second appearance of Diesel. No one has seen or heard from him in like 40 years until now.
Those diesels were once
revo-thinga-gummy
i also thought that only the steamers were being scrapped
this video touches a very important lesson never take life for granted and ife you
doo you end up in the scrap yard too
I kinda want a sequel to this with James and Duck to rescue all of the 08 Diesels that James meet. I don't know why but I think it would be a nice character development for James, Duck and Diesel.
James knew now that not only steam engines can be scrapped.
So I love this video its good and I like how James laughs at desil
Where did you leave the word Jeff Hardy's going obsolete
this story is set in the early 1980s
I like how Paxton isn’t an idiot in this one
Love the COD mw1 pripyat music
James I got another fact about class 08 shunters they are known as the ubiquitous locomotive.
James sounds like how people usually make papyrus sound
I feel bad for diesel I mean he is evil but NO engine deserves this
Most of us are gone now because of you diesels- James
There are only 5 diesels on sodor.
Boco, Bear, Daisy, Rusty, Mavis.
1:54 Suddenly Mr. Star from the stories of sodor returned from his grave
Question: the route you have use where James took the goods train to the small station, was it been made by hand, or is it on the download station or a trainz website? I'm just a little bit curious. that's all.
It's on the Download Station.
I see now, thanks.
You ever thought of doing Great Waterton?
why would a water tower be in a place that (for the most part) only the diesels would go to?
I’m sorry James
Poor James
Yes poor James.
@@Thomasboi01 i subbed to you!
Thank you very much! 😁
noooooooo my james noooooooooo
The story of obsolescence basically. The demand for higher speed, greater power, creature comforts sometimes becomes too great for some older designs. I should know this because my car (a Honda Civic I named Senna) is getting up there in age (almost 14 years). Performance has been obsolete ever since the 1960s but in terms of economy, cars are only just now becoming superior to Senna. Combine that with the fact electric cars are making internal combustion obsolete and emissions regulations become ever tougher.
Wait a minute Alex, is your car Senna from 2006 or the sixties? Now I'm confused
@@evanclarke5561 He’s a 2007 Civic. I mean acceleration from 0-60 in 9.4 seconds was considered fast in the 1960s. But today, that’s like a week.
@@AlexTrain5249 if I was in charge of British Railways I would not replace the steam engines nor diesels because I’m not power hungry
Nice
Paxton is that you!!
im sure James needs therapy now
Are you going to do the tale of the bad engine?
I know locomotives don’t live irl but if there is something at least 1 person will appreciate it and progress is sad especially when one’s favorite locomotive plane ship ext go to the scrap heap
Call of duty soundtrack at the start?
Isn't that diesel pacston🤔🤨😲 and poor poor diesel 😫😪😥😣
We'll dieselization is disgraceful. because that's the reason steam locomotives got srcapped one n the first place to begin with.
That desial isn't pacston
What does that mean?
Technically it started in the early seventies when they withdraw all on standards and standards that were smaller populations were also scrapped
Eventually by the 80s you got the hsts and the bigger and stronger diesel locomotive so all the smaller weaker and out dated ones were scrapped