If only there were more stories about these guys as purple's one of my favorite colors. I'm glad Lord Harry, excuse me, Patrick learned a tough lession. Two words to you, Patrick. Rock on! ^_^
3:33 I actually repeated that to myself almost all of my sophomore year (I’m a senior now) and that seemed to work because that’s been my most successful year so far.
The thing that amuses me about this story is that, for once in this series, when someone is warned about something, they take it seriously. Maybe it's the danger of working on a mountain, maybe No.6 had learned his lesson from losing his name, but he took Culdee' warning about Devil's Back to heart and someone's alive who might not have been if he hadn't.
It's probably because of their other faces.With mighty mac it makes sense,but with these,it's awkward,useful,but awkward.But who knows,maybe in later season we'll see them,the railway was mentioned in the Standard gauge and Narrow gauge video.
@@Thebreakingbadthomasfan23 It was sadly confirmed that the incident was indeed real in the official guidebook by Awdry "Sodor: It's People, History, and Railways".
They didn't appear much and they probably didn't have the budget or know-how on how to make their models. That's why it took so long for the Skarloey railway to appear and why the Small Railway never appeared in Model form
Mighty Mac has 2 faces on their rear too but they’re not a mountain engine like Culdee and the other mountain engines but they’re all narrow gauge engines except the Culdee fell railway tracks have teeth on them
@@stinkyroadhog1347 It gets even worse. This railway had eight engines, and five of them appear in these stories, but none of them are ever seen again. You also have three coaches appearing in one scene at the same time, and then there's The Truck. That makes nine props you'll never use outside of these four stories, which absolutely blows the Stepney the Bluebell Engine stories out of the water, since Caroline and the diesel were only two props and Stepney was reused in later episodes anyways (Granted that the diesel is probably large enough to fit all five of the highlighted mountain engines in his frame at once, but still...). You would also need to create several new sets, and admittedly several sets that were never seen again were created for Stepney the Bluebell Engine, but having done it once, I'm sure Britt Allcroft wasn't keen on doing it again.
Fact: Devil’s Back was intended to appear in “All Engines Go!” (The reboot that literally nobody likes), but was replaced with Cannonball Curve because the word “Devil” was considered unsubtle for children.
I think it's because they weren't main characters and either didn't speak or were only mentioned in the books. It would be cool if they made them though.
It said as the last train left the loop, but then not a minute later he said there’s been a climbing accident but the last train had just left the loop so how was there a climbing accident anyway?
@Cybusmaster92 Rev. W. Awdry never made another book or made an episode because of Godred (#1). He died in "Bad Look-Out." Mr. Awdry didn't want to upset his viewers, so he right away never mentions it again.
I'm hopefully when I make a Thomas comedy series, make a one of the spin-offs called mountain engines parody, with different guests stars and a music video called ghost Godred(like ghost nappa in teamfourstar's DBZA).
I think if the mountain railway was put into the series, only a few engines would be adapted for simplicity. Maybe Culdee, Lord Harry and another one, maybe Wilfred.
They'd probably put all five of the ones we see (Godred, Earnest, Wilfred, Culdee & Lord Harry/ Patrick) into the series, but only make three models, and change them accordingly. Lord Harry/ Patrick would probably have his own model as he's a different design than the others, but for the others, they may well just use two models and change the names & numbers accordingly, as only two of the original four are ever seen together at once (apart from the scene at the start of Danger Points, where Culdee, Earnest & Wilfred are said to be present). Anyway, that's only my thoughts on the matter.
Um...actually Season 5 was originally meant to be focused on the Arlesdale and Skarloey railways, but the producers decided to create their own episodes and stories to NOT confuse younger viewers! The franchise is meant for kids after all!
@jack1000 ...that couldn't be further from the truth. Britt Allcroft didn't have the money to make their models, so she couldn't. Then when she bought the rights she wanted to make her own episodes and characters. No offence, but you should really do your research.
They have faces on their back because they are mountain engines and they have no turntables so they are four eyes two on the front and two on the back it’s like cameras
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Devil's Back is officially the most AWESOME name for a railway station.
The picture of number 6 battlling aginst the gail was always one of my most favorite pictures made by Peter and Edwards.
If only there were more stories about these guys as purple's one of my favorite colors. I'm glad Lord Harry, excuse me, Patrick learned a tough lession. Two words to you, Patrick. Rock on! ^_^
3:33 I actually repeated that to myself almost all of my sophomore year (I’m a senior now) and that seemed to work because that’s been my most successful year so far.
Back when I was a kid I got a book filled with these little series. It was a shame it only went up to 15 back in the day these were my favourites!
The thing that amuses me about this story is that, for once in this series, when someone is warned about something, they take it seriously. Maybe it's the danger of working on a mountain, maybe No.6 had learned his lesson from losing his name, but he took Culdee' warning about Devil's Back to heart and someone's alive who might not have been if he hadn't.
I'd go with the former, but as for the latter, they shouldn't have taken the name away. That's disrespectable to an engine, and shouldn't be lawful.
2:37 Every time I see that picture, I play the Edward's Exploit Storm Theme.
Antonio Huerta
Same here.
And me!
I can imagine the conversation.
"I am Lord Harry!"
"You are Number 6!"
"I am not a number, I'm a free tram!"
"A deranged locomotive more like."
Lord Harry is a lot like the cab forward and number 6 reminds me of the 4294 Locomotive at
The California State railroad Museum in Sacramento.
It's probably because of their other faces.With mighty mac it makes sense,but with these,it's awkward,useful,but awkward.But who knows,maybe in later season we'll see them,the railway was mentioned in the Standard gauge and Narrow gauge video.
These stories remind me of one of the rack railways we have in Austria, the Schafberg rack railway.
Patrick:That Engine Stole My Name
Nicholas Blaschke this book was published before On Site With Thomas came out.
@@FerdinandProductions2021 The cement truck?
@@masterfarr8265 yes, that’s who I’m referring to.
There’s 2 Patricks on sodor just like the 2 Olivers the 2 Berts
Yeah, but it's hinted at the end of 'Bad Look-out' that Culdee made the story up.
I really don’t think he did Of how real it is
@@Thebreakingbadthomasfan23 It was sadly confirmed that the incident was indeed real in the official guidebook by Awdry "Sodor: It's People, History, and Railways".
@@Jackwald001 yup
The color of the mountain engines that Gunvor & Peter Edwards gave them makes me wanna drink some good ol' Grapette soda.
Everytime I watch the part where lord harry is going up the mountain i think of the storm theme from Percys promise.
Patrick: I'm sorry but my pefered name is Patrick
Lord Harry: NO!!!
THIS IS PATRICK!!!
same
I can see that in the TV show.
That would perhaps have been an awesome reference!
0:58 that illustration!❤ Damn.
Why did this never appear on TV? The idea of Mountain Engines is genius.
Emperor Omega I’m guessing it’s because the engines had faces on their rear.
@@josephmarrison4606 also they didn’t appear much
They didn't appear much and they probably didn't have the budget or know-how on how to make their models. That's why it took so long for the Skarloey railway to appear and why the Small Railway never appeared in Model form
Mighty Mac has 2 faces on their rear too but they’re not a mountain engine like Culdee and the other mountain engines but they’re all narrow gauge engines except the Culdee fell railway tracks have teeth on them
@@stinkyroadhog1347 It gets even worse. This railway had eight engines, and five of them appear in these stories, but none of them are ever seen again. You also have three coaches appearing in one scene at the same time, and then there's The Truck. That makes nine props you'll never use outside of these four stories, which absolutely blows the Stepney the Bluebell Engine stories out of the water, since Caroline and the diesel were only two props and Stepney was reused in later episodes anyways (Granted that the diesel is probably large enough to fit all five of the highlighted mountain engines in his frame at once, but still...). You would also need to create several new sets, and admittedly several sets that were never seen again were created for Stepney the Bluebell Engine, but having done it once, I'm sure Britt Allcroft wasn't keen on doing it again.
Mountain engines is one of my favorite railway series books
We'll Neva Know! P.S. I made an error. Culdee Fell Railway was mentioned in a blue mountain mystery clip: standard gauge and narrow gauge
Fact: Devil’s Back was intended to appear in “All Engines Go!” (The reboot that literally nobody likes), but was replaced with Cannonball Curve because the word “Devil” was considered unsubtle for children.
Don't forget shane dooiney!
The Mountain Engines reminds me of the Southern Pacific Cab Forwards.
This was incredible!
Cast
Fergus-Wilfred
Big City Engine-Godred
Vinnie-Lord Harry/No6
4:13-4:21
God awarding us 🥹
How many of these mountain engines had their own Ertl toys? I definitely had Lord Harry, but I don't remember seeing any others.
Culdee and Godred was made. I had Culdee but my cousin had Culdee, Lord Harry and Godred
Don't blame Hit 100%. blame the parents who forced hit to do this.
Blame what?
I wonder why ERTL didn't make Ernest, Wilfred, Alaric, and Eric. Maybe they didn't have the money and license?
I think it's because they weren't main characters and either didn't speak or were only mentioned in the books. It would be cool if they made them though.
i think this should have been taking place in season 21
It said as the last train left the loop, but then not a minute later he said there’s been a climbing accident but the last train had just left the loop so how was there a climbing accident anyway?
I think it meant the last timetabled passenger train had left.
@Cybusmaster92
Rev. W. Awdry never made another book or made an episode because of Godred (#1). He died in "Bad Look-Out." Mr. Awdry didn't want to upset his viewers, so he right away never mentions it again.
I think he should’ve I wish there would’ve been a way to make another book about the Culdee fell railway without upsetting the viewers
I'm hopefully when I make a Thomas comedy series, make a one of the spin-offs called mountain engines parody, with different guests stars and a music video called ghost Godred(like ghost nappa in teamfourstar's DBZA).
That's so creepy since they engines faces on there back are them from the smokebox to the cabs
I think if the mountain railway was put into the series, only a few engines would be adapted for simplicity. Maybe Culdee, Lord Harry and another one, maybe Wilfred.
What about Godred?
@@mitchellwhittington2507 Godred is dead
They'd probably put all five of the ones we see (Godred, Earnest, Wilfred, Culdee & Lord Harry/ Patrick) into the series, but only make three models, and change them accordingly. Lord Harry/ Patrick would probably have his own model as he's a different design than the others, but for the others, they may well just use two models and change the names & numbers accordingly, as only two of the original four are ever seen together at once (apart from the scene at the start of Danger Points, where Culdee, Earnest & Wilfred are said to be present). Anyway, that's only my thoughts on the matter.
@@mitchellwhittington2507 Godred was scrapped
What about Shane dooiney, Alaric and Eric?
Cab Forwards Back.
@Dustehue928 Yeah, I know! Was there a goof with that sort of thing?! I've never understood why their cabs had faces!
It's not a goof, it's intentional
RIP CULDEE FELL ENGINES
Luv Patrick❤️❤️❤️
As a punishment they took away Lord Harry’s name
Why do they have faces on their backs just as well as their fronts?
that's how they were made, and it helps them see going down
Gravitrax64 so they can
The Korean version of the book removed the faces on their backs.
Those bastards! Oh well. Hopefully now they've gone to CGI, they may consider doing those stories.
@cornrowcity Don't forget Shane Dooiney.
It's more likely that there was no picture of them, so they didn't wanted to screw it up by making a wrong model...
The Only Mountain Engine Ertl Models I Have Are Lord Harry And Katherine!
The story toke place in 1963
0:31-0:41
God and people 🥹
i think #6 would be more happier with a 'different name' he probally wanted a name back so bad that he would go with any name.:P
can i borrow Devil's back audio
Because they couldn't afford to make any mountain engines.
Um...actually Season 5 was originally meant to be focused on the Arlesdale and Skarloey railways, but the producers decided to create their own episodes and stories to NOT confuse younger viewers! The franchise is meant for kids after all!
@jack1000 ...that couldn't be further from the truth. Britt Allcroft didn't have the money to make their models, so she couldn't. Then when she bought the rights she wanted to make her own episodes and characters. No offence, but you should really do your research.
it's stange they have kind the engine like mighty mike.
Who the hell is devil?
Why Do They Have Faces On Their Backs?
I've been wondering that for years. When I had the toys I may have thought their back faces had a mind and personality of their own
To help them see when going down
They have faces on their back because they are mountain engines and they have no turntables so they are four eyes two on the front and two on the back it’s like cameras
2:09 2:22
To me, it's a stupid idea to take an engine's name away. They shouldn't do that!! That should be illegal!
What are you on about?
How is that illegal?
Is it possible that Godred is haunting Devil's Back??
And Where did you hear this?
...Pure Lies...
Pure lies? Okay...