NWR1991, my mind is blown away! This story has touched my heart! While I am sad that the real Glynn was scrapped, the replica Glynn is definitely doing the right duty by carrying on that spirit! You really know how to create such impacting and memorable stories! Keep going all the way mate!
That was very touching, I can understand Thomas' sorrow over Glynn, but I am glad to hear he's accepted fate yet again. Congratulations on reaching 100 episodes by the way.
Man, that was an excellent episode, NWR1991! And to be honest, I thought Glynn was suffering from amnesia because of the accident. But then I guess it proves just how troublesome trucks can be. I wish there was more episodes in November, and I hope your next video will at least be a story of some kind, like Diesel's Christmas Carol. Till then, have a great visit, and many thanks again for such a dark yet incredibly captivating story, NWR1991!
Oh my. This story was different to what I was expecting to see. I did not expect to see this tale turn out like this. Glynn's story about what happened to him and why there is a second coffee pot engine at the museum. It felt very sad at the end and I just couldn't believe that Glynn, the original) was going to be... deceased :(. But a lovely story and a great tribute to Glynn :). Congratulations on your 100th episode of your series :).
good for you dude good for you man and a happy 100th episodes to you NWR1991 of the episodes and songs of are famous number one engine and his friends/familys of sodor and the north western railway. :) ;)
This is a very ambitious concept and I applaud the efforts, but I'm left with a few questions after watching this. The idea of Glynn readily accepting he's going to be killed and replaced by an identical version of him for little reason is rather an odd one to me. Also, if Glynn is proving uneconomical to run why would you then build another Glynn? The costs of building the new Glynn would surely negate any scrap metal fees earned from selling on the old Glynn. I get what you're going for here, there is definitely an interesting idea here but personally I'm not entirely convinced on the execution.
I just wanted too say i have watched your videos since day 1 and i love all the interesting stories the engines get and everything i just wanted to say congratulations on the big 100th episode of NWR Tales
A very fine episode. One worth tearing up over. I hope the series does something this dramatic one day, maybe if tgey adapt "Enterprising Engines." You really outdone yourself. I enjoyed the longer running time. I am a bit blurry with the Sodor Timeline though. Where was Thomas in 1951 when Glynn was sent for scrap?
NWR1991, This was by far the best video I've ever seen in my life. I was shocked that the Coffee pot engine we know was a replica, What a plot twist and I nearly went into tears when the Real Coffee pot said his final farewell to Thomas. I'm giving a rating of 10/10.
okay so... I have heard that some people have stated that this episode makes no sense. but it does! Thomas misses his friend and does not relize that glynn is a replica to show the kids the coffee pot engines. then Alice tells him about how glynn was scrapped and the museum just built another coffee pot. Great job NWR1991. I love it from start to finish.
Good job with this one! Ironically I've written an essay for my creative writing class about a month ago that mentions some I like to call The Friends Of The North Western Railway or The Friends for short. I also did some world building beyond this. The Friends keep the various machines that are Friends to the engines of the NWR working. For example they own Jinty, Pug, Diesel, Caroline and Trevor and keep other engines like Stepney and Flying Scotsman grants for restorations. Like yours, The Friends have ownership of Vicarstown Sheds for a museum and also have a museum for road vehicles at Dryaw. They have various events and the NWR loans their engines regularly.
I've just watched the episode twice now and I will have to say, even though this was made before Glynn's debut in the actual show itself, I enjoyed every bit of it.
:( This is the saddest story I have ever seen. Never before have I ever seen a story where an engine is so badly damaged that they cannot be repaired and scrap is their ultimate fate. I did not expect this outcome.
Listen, I once stumbled on Sodor Island Forums (thanks to Rexeljet, who helped me how to get there and log in) and other websites that carried other "Thomas & Friends" sound effects (mostly UA-cam). I have customized and downloaded some rare and hard-to-find sound effects, and I was wondering if you'd be interested in using them; I could send you the link.
So this is a different timeline from that of the TV series where Glynn was restored and operated on the Earls private railway at Ulfstead Castle along with Stephan and Millie.
This was a amazing episode which intelligently talks about death & acceptance. It's very hard & I know I will have to deal with the same fate one day but....their souls can all rest in the sky. At least we can meet again with the dead in the car future...maybe I could even get wings. Yes, I'd love a pair of white beautiful wings on my back, letting me protect the humans & teach the values of life. I'd also get to relax with my loved ones including my boyfriend. It's just marvelous what life is. I hope we all will understand that one day or another.
nicholas peberdy Well yes but according to Rev.W.Awdry's source book 'Sodor: It's History, People and Engines' it says that the Coffee Pot engines were scrapped by the time Toby came to Sodor.
My version of this combining Glynn's storyline in the TVS: Thomas is telling the story to the replicate coffee pot, Marion is on Thomas branchline and finds Glynn (Being Marion she thinks its the Christmas tree), She Tells Percy What she saws, But Percy dosen't believe her, Marion gose fetches TFC from Knapford while Percy & Toby are talking about her, Marion brings TFC (Sir Richard Topham Hatt) to the spot with Harvey, Marion is called back to Brendam for a emergancy just as they arrive at the spot, TFC finds Glynn but to no avail, which he then orders Harvey to bring Glynn up to Uldstaff with him, Meanwhile Alice had just finished the story and Thomas had started heading back to Knapford,When TFC got to Uldstve the Earl immiedantly agrees to restore Glynn, meanwhile at Knapford Thomas finds Sir Stephen Hatt visitig the engines Thomas asks him about Glynn and the same thing happens like in your story (The Flash back is included but Glynn says lastly "I might be back") Thomas gose to apologize to the coffepot replica on October 29, On December 23, Thomas is told to go to Vicarstown with a suprise, He finds Glynn in a shed chatting with the other coffee pot, Thomas is more than thrilled but Alice, & Thomas how Glynn was still around, when Glynn was sent to a small scrap yard on Thomas' Line, Glynn was put on a siding and his most of his parts were removed, But his wheels, most of his boiler, and front stayed as since the business didn't need to scrap Glynn as they had enough to do already, and the bussiness clossed after forgetting about Glynn on a siding, Sir Stephen Hatt, Richard Hatt, Sir Robert, The Dierector of The Sodor Sudrain History Previsation society make a speeches, and At Vicarstown that night all the engines that arrived on the island up to 1954 attended a special Party at Vicarstown in honor of Glynn, Marion brought the Manager of the SCC to attend and thought that a nearby Christmas tree was the tree she found. So thats my version of the story of Glynn.
Wait a minute! In series 20 (I think) of Thomas and Friends Glynn is found by Marion (when digging)who thinks he's a talking Christmas tree. Eventually Thomas and Percy tell the Earle of Sodor who has him restored. He now works at Ellsworthe Castle in the museum there; giving tours. Nice dream sequence and closure for Thomas, though.
Hmm... I will admit I'm not 100% sure what to make of this episode, I certainly love the twist with Glynn's fate, but as for the way Thomas reacted to the truth and the resolve personally leaves quite a lot to be desired. The conflict had the right idea but it didn't feel authentic, obviously no ones perfect but I felt like Thomas' mental plight could've gone on for a lot longer thus pulling all the heart strings in a well crafted mourning. It's good, the idea's perfect but Thomas fails in this regard compared to what you did with him in dealing with the late Mrs. Kindley not so long ago.
Well this was unexpected. I'll admit I like what they did for Glynn in the TVS; it's essentially what most of the fandom interpreted for Neil, except the Coffee Pots were even more obscure. Even so, I like this interpretation. I never expected a Thomas series to venture into Replica territory (Tornado's a new-build so he doesn't count), and the story of Glynn's legacy was pretty well constructed.
After reading the comments I see where you get the information from about Glynn. it would have been nice to put that in your summary section for those of us who are not familiar with Rev. W. Awbry's books.
I think this episode is better than the TV series episodes on this character. Great job. :-) Are why is diesel 10 appearing in some of your episodes are you going to do an episode based on him someday
It's such a shame that Glynn wasn't preserved but I'm glad Thomas understands why Glynn had to be scrapped😭 I do find the concept of the story interesting🤔 However in my imagination I pictured the all the Coffee Pot including Glynn preserved at the Vicarstown Railway Museum. Same can be said for Neil's brothers(Clive and Matthew)(S&M no.1 and no.3),and Colin and Adam (W&S no.1 and no.3), as well as The Red Engine("Eagle" as I like to call him), 98462 and 87546(if they redeemed themselves and given names),some Engines from the Furness Railway like Albert, and some Mid Sodor Engines like Tim, Jerry, and Atlas. I wonder how Lily, Neil, and Alice became part of the museum.🤔 We know that Glynn(replica) was built there and I'm guessing Eric is a replica of the LNER V3 tank engine.🤔
I really like this episode, it has a good moral, and it does something the TV wouldn't do, If only we got official Thomas media with darker story lines.
A great but sad story, I can't believe the real Glynn was scrapped but I'm glad Thomas isn't holding a grudge over it. By the way why is Eric in the Sodor Museum, he was built on Sodor in the 1970s or was it in the 1980s?
Robert1333RobloxVideos Well I believe that there are two versions of the V2s, the tank engines and the tender engines. Although I think maybe Eric is a V3 tank engine I've been wrong before.
ThomasFan16 Because his repairs were too expensive since he suffered major damage. Plus the original Glynn has brakes but they were weak to stop the trucks from surging him on.
Can you tell me the title of the music that played through 11:55 - 13:51? I've look through various playlist of the artist that made it, and still haven't found it.
TGR Ethan Yes, in this story since Rev. Awdry and his brother George had written in 'Sodor: Its People, History and Engines' that the Coffee pots were scrapped, links to the sources are in the description alone. Glynn is still in the TV series as that's it's own canon and this fan made series has its own canon too and is no way officially canon to the show.
justintheslowcoach As I've stated before, In 'The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways' the Rev.W.Awdry had stated that the coffee pots were scrapped and it's stated on the wikia as well. You have the right of opinion. However in backstory that I had made months ago, it wasn't Sir Topham Hatt I who decided to scrap him, the board of directors of the NWR put a vote to it despite his (STH 1) protest. The museum offered to take him and so the board agree to give them one month to come up with the money to purchase Glynn. But the museum didn't have the limit and so Glynn met his demise. I don't hate Glynn but in respect to the Reverend's source material this how it happens. I would suggest buying the source book but of course they are rare and very costly.
NWR1991, my mind is blown away! This story has touched my heart! While I am sad that the real Glynn was scrapped, the replica Glynn is definitely doing the right duty by carrying on that spirit! You really know how to create such impacting and memorable stories! Keep going all the way mate!
That was very touching, I can understand Thomas' sorrow over Glynn, but I am glad to hear he's accepted fate yet again.
Congratulations on reaching 100 episodes by the way.
This was such a sad story, but also good. I think the replica of Glynn was a good plot twist, as well.
Man, that was an excellent episode, NWR1991! And to be honest, I thought Glynn was suffering from amnesia because of the accident. But then I guess it proves just how troublesome trucks can be. I wish there was more episodes in November, and I hope your next video will at least be a story of some kind, like Diesel's Christmas Carol. Till then, have a great visit, and many thanks again for such a dark yet incredibly captivating story, NWR1991!
How heart-wrenching. I'm overcome by the emotions this story is eliciting. :'(
almost cried with this one
OktoberFeast me too
I did to but I only got choked up
This is more deep than the the lost engine duke story
I'll admit this episode took a turn that I didn't expect. I really did think it was going to be a he lost his memory because of that accident story.
FleetAdmiral01 yh so did I
FleetAdmiral01 I thought the same thing
Likewise
Oh my. This story was different to what I was expecting to see. I did not expect to see this tale turn out like this. Glynn's story about what happened to him and why there is a second coffee pot engine at the museum. It felt very sad at the end and I just couldn't believe that Glynn, the original) was going to be... deceased :(. But a lovely story and a great tribute to Glynn :).
Congratulations on your 100th episode of your series :).
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Congratulations on the 100th video and great story
An extremely beautiful and heart warming story you've done NWR1991 :)
Quite a beautiful episode you've made here.
good for you dude good for you man and a happy 100th episodes to you NWR1991 of the episodes and songs of are famous number one engine and his friends/familys of sodor and the north western railway. :) ;)
Just like how the Jupiter and 119 locomotives are replicas, too... :(
Indeed. But at least the replicas are still great.
This made me cry
So do I.
This is a very ambitious concept and I applaud the efforts, but I'm left with a few questions after watching this. The idea of Glynn readily accepting he's going to be killed and replaced by an identical version of him for little reason is rather an odd one to me. Also, if Glynn is proving uneconomical to run why would you then build another Glynn? The costs of building the new Glynn would surely negate any scrap metal fees earned from selling on the old Glynn. I get what you're going for here, there is definitely an interesting idea here but personally I'm not entirely convinced on the execution.
Parva Productions Glynn's replica would've been done like decades later after the accident.
I feel both happy and sad about this episode very touching indeed
I just wanted too say i have watched your videos since day 1 and i love all the interesting stories the engines get and everything i just wanted to say congratulations on the big 100th episode of NWR Tales
A very fine episode. One worth tearing up over. I hope the series does something this dramatic one day, maybe if tgey adapt "Enterprising Engines." You really outdone yourself. I enjoyed the longer running time.
I am a bit blurry with the Sodor Timeline though. Where was Thomas in 1951 when Glynn was sent for scrap?
Isaiah Williams I just made it up as an excuse for him not knowing what happened to Glynn
+NWR1991 Oh, I see, job well done!
NWR1991 Wow this hurt me so much :(
I nearly balled my eyes out
That literally killed my childhood.. But... We know Glynn will return in a later episode.
NWR1991, This was by far the best video I've ever seen in my life. I was shocked that the Coffee pot engine we know was a replica, What a plot twist and I nearly went into tears when the Real Coffee pot said his final farewell to Thomas. I'm giving a rating of 10/10.
Amazing! I think this is just amazing! I felt so sad & happy at the same time. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ well done NWR & I'm looking forward to the Christmas episode!
Aye, a heartbreaker of a story. Well done, and a good show for the highlighting of "replica locomotives," as well.
Hey, +NWR1991 Congrats on making 100 episodes. Can't wait for the next 100 episodes if you ever get that far.
I still love the fact that anytime I see Diesel 10, it sends shivers down my spin.
This was soooo good. I actually cried a little when Glynn got scrapped. Really heartwarming.
I know that this was 2 years ago, but congratulations on your 100th episode and great job on delivering another great story once more!
You have a skill for writing tear-jerkers. That was a beautiful story, albeit very sad. Nice work.
You made me cry again, loved this story.
This story is so sad I think I wanna cry! :'(
Same, this was so sad.
SHAT AP PASSAY
okay so... I have heard that some people have stated that this episode makes no sense. but it does! Thomas misses his friend and does not relize that glynn is a replica to show the kids the coffee pot engines. then Alice tells him about how glynn was scrapped and the museum just built another coffee pot. Great job NWR1991. I love it from start to finish.
Poor Thomas! I feel awful for him. Him finding out that Glynn was a replica really wrenched my heart and tightened my stomach.
Good job with this one! Ironically I've written an essay for my creative writing class about a month ago that mentions some I like to call The Friends Of The North Western Railway or The Friends for short. I also did some world building beyond this. The Friends keep the various machines that are Friends to the engines of the NWR working. For example they own Jinty, Pug, Diesel, Caroline and Trevor and keep other engines like Stepney and Flying Scotsman grants for restorations. Like yours, The Friends have ownership of Vicarstown Sheds for a museum and also have a museum for road vehicles at Dryaw. They have various events and the NWR loans their engines regularly.
I've just watched the episode twice now and I will have to say, even though this was made before Glynn's debut in the actual show itself, I enjoyed every bit of it.
Damn who's cutting onions? :'(
DICING THEM, MAN! OW OW OW! (Sniffing hard) OW! AAAAGH!
GLYYYYYYYYNNNN!
I think it's them.
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*sniff sniff* Hey who left this bowl of onions here?!
+Alex Furtick Mr. Krabs did it.
Alex Furtick I swear it's my hair!
I was crying the time I first watched this five years ago and I still cry to this day thank you for this very touching story
did anyone see diesel 10 at 0:44
This reminds me of The Great Goodbye part 7 Henry's Story by cactus190706🤔
R.I.P Glynn 😭
Happy 100th Episode 😎
that music from Shinji Miyazaki... was it from an anime?
This is the second time you've thrown a tear jerker at me and made me cry wow you are great UA-camr
When was the first time?
When mrs kindly died
+Mad James the NWR Tales season 3 episode Farewell Old Friend.
Mad James Ooh! Right. That story hits you right in the feels!
:( This is the saddest story I have ever seen. Never before have I ever seen a story where an engine is so badly damaged that they cannot be repaired and scrap is their ultimate fate. I did not expect this outcome.
I almost teared
11:55 whats the music called ?
Definately a darker view on the matter but it makes for a good story and a great life lesson. Great Episode after you wipe away your tears!
Listen, I once stumbled on Sodor Island Forums (thanks to Rexeljet, who helped me how to get there and log in) and other websites that carried other "Thomas & Friends" sound effects (mostly UA-cam).
I have customized and downloaded some rare and hard-to-find sound effects, and I was wondering if you'd be interested in using them; I could send you the link.
Brandon Polley That could be great :)
NWR1991 Then here you go.
www.mediafire.com/file/h1npu34cssdmrfp/Brandon+Polley+SFX+Folder.zip
***** You know what?
Sure, it's on the house for *everyone~!*
***** Me, of course; I'd downloaded and made the best sound effects I could bring up.
Champ2stay Scrapyard, the one in this episode is a replica
So this is a different timeline from that of the TV series where Glynn was restored and operated on the Earls private railway at Ulfstead Castle along with Stephan and Millie.
Flashrocket Chapman - Yes, plus Glynn was secretly preserved in my series.
No....... :,( Why......
unluky pud not bad and verry good
Why would've sir topham hatt 2 just keep him in storage rather than scrapping him.
Kanefan701 I made a back story on that, it's somewhere in the comments
ok thanks, I'll go and find it.
This was a amazing episode which intelligently talks about death & acceptance. It's very hard & I know I will have to deal with the same fate one day but....their souls can all rest in the sky. At least we can meet again with the dead in the car future...maybe I could even get wings. Yes, I'd love a pair of white beautiful wings on my back, letting me protect the humans & teach the values of life. I'd also get to relax with my loved ones including my boyfriend. It's just marvelous what life is. I hope we all will understand that one day or another.
To be truthful Glynn was never scrapped int the TV show he was restored by the Earl of Sodor
nicholas peberdy Well yes but according to Rev.W.Awdry's source book 'Sodor: It's History, People and Engines' it says that the Coffee Pot engines were scrapped by the time Toby came to Sodor.
Robert1333RobloxVideos That was the title given to the class of engine.
because his boiler is piontin upwards like a coffe pot
So I see
Agreed. A good plot twist, but if you don't know the series, it can really be a shocker. Sad to say that even in the series there are discrepancies.
happy 100th
That's sad.
When Thomas found Glynn, was that a dream?
Yes
Now this is an episode.
congratulations 100 episodes
what I wonder is what did Sir Charles tell Thomas when Glynn disappeared. Or why didn't Thomas see Glyn at Elsbridge towards the end of his life.
THIS MADE MY HEART SINK 😭😭😭😭😭
so Glyn was sentenced to be scrapped in 1951 and yet he wasn't actually sent for scrap until now so how had Thomas not already seen him there?
kieran evans For this episode my timeline is different compare to the TV show and in my timeline he was scrapped in 1951.
+NWR1991 oh so the episode is set in 1951 right ok cheers great episode by the way
Steaming Around Britain no only the buts with the real Glynn were
My version of this combining Glynn's storyline in the TVS: Thomas is telling the story to the replicate coffee pot, Marion is on Thomas branchline and finds Glynn (Being Marion she thinks its the Christmas tree), She Tells Percy What she saws, But Percy dosen't believe her, Marion gose fetches TFC from Knapford while Percy & Toby are talking about her, Marion brings TFC (Sir Richard Topham Hatt) to the spot with Harvey, Marion is called back to Brendam for a emergancy just as they arrive at the spot, TFC finds Glynn but to no avail, which he then orders Harvey to bring Glynn up to Uldstaff with him, Meanwhile Alice had just finished the story and Thomas had started heading back to Knapford,When TFC got to Uldstve the Earl immiedantly agrees to restore Glynn, meanwhile at Knapford Thomas finds Sir Stephen Hatt visitig the engines Thomas asks him about Glynn and the same thing happens like in your story (The Flash back is included but Glynn says lastly "I might be back") Thomas gose to apologize to the coffepot replica on October 29, On December 23, Thomas is told to go to Vicarstown with a suprise, He finds Glynn in a shed chatting with the other coffee pot, Thomas is more than thrilled but Alice, & Thomas how Glynn was still around, when Glynn was sent to a small scrap yard on Thomas' Line, Glynn was put on a siding and his most of his parts were removed, But his wheels, most of his boiler, and front stayed as since the business didn't need to scrap Glynn as they had enough to do already, and the bussiness clossed after forgetting about Glynn on a siding, Sir Stephen Hatt, Richard Hatt, Sir Robert, The Dierector of The Sodor Sudrain History Previsation society make a speeches, and At Vicarstown that night all the engines that arrived on the island up to 1954 attended a special Party at Vicarstown in honor of Glynn, Marion brought the Manager of the SCC to attend and thought that a nearby Christmas tree was the tree she found. So thats my version of the story of Glynn.
Wait a minute! In series 20 (I think) of Thomas and Friends Glynn is found by Marion (when digging)who thinks he's a talking Christmas tree. Eventually Thomas and Percy tell the Earle of Sodor who has him restored. He now works at Ellsworthe Castle in the museum there; giving tours. Nice dream sequence and closure for Thomas, though.
Kathy Hicswa If you take the time to look at my DeviantArt page, you will see that most episodes from the offical series are non-canon for my series.
Hmm... I will admit I'm not 100% sure what to make of this episode, I certainly love the twist with Glynn's fate, but as for the way Thomas reacted to the truth and the resolve personally leaves quite a lot to be desired. The conflict had the right idea but it didn't feel authentic, obviously no ones perfect but I felt like Thomas' mental plight could've gone on for a lot longer thus pulling all the heart strings in a well crafted mourning. It's good, the idea's perfect but Thomas fails in this regard compared to what you did with him in dealing with the late Mrs. Kindley not so long ago.
Percyfan1998 Well TBH I would love to go into Thomas deeper but the story might be too long for that TBH
I nearly cried, this is so sad :'( At least that's not the case in the real series now!
when James took Glynn I was like.
no James!don't take Glynn!
That was deeper than expected.
I loved this ep great job 😀😀
Well this was unexpected. I'll admit I like what they did for Glynn in the TVS; it's essentially what most of the fandom interpreted for Neil, except the Coffee Pots were even more obscure. Even so, I like this interpretation. I never expected a Thomas series to venture into Replica territory (Tornado's a new-build so he doesn't count), and the story of Glynn's legacy was pretty well constructed.
Was it bad that I teared up a little when James pulled away Glynn?
I've always wondered about the trucks, are they all just naturally suicidal or something?
+NWR1991 do you have an Idea for the Future like including the tugs characters in your fine Series ?
After reading the comments I see where you get the information from about Glynn. it would have been nice to put that in your summary section for those of us who are not familiar with Rev. W. Awbry's books.
I did place links in the description for people to see. Apologies for the late reply.
Well done, NWR1991. Sad, but well done.
Right in the feels :-(
this was a dark one
have you thought about introducing TUGS into your series
Ben Lahrman Its a possibility now with WNWR3D's TenCents out. I have plans but I don't have a full story yet
Ironically I watch this video right after seeing the new Thomas episode were they find glen
I think this episode is better than the TV series episodes on this character. Great job. :-) Are why is diesel 10 appearing in some of your episodes are you going to do an episode based on him someday
Kieran Conroy Maybe
I love the music at the end what is it called
Ben McGuinness The 'All at Sea' ending theme
It's such a shame that Glynn wasn't preserved but I'm glad Thomas understands why Glynn had to be scrapped😭
I do find the concept of the story interesting🤔
However in my imagination I pictured the all the Coffee Pot including Glynn preserved at the Vicarstown Railway Museum. Same can be said for Neil's brothers(Clive and Matthew)(S&M no.1 and no.3),and Colin and Adam (W&S no.1 and no.3), as well as The Red Engine("Eagle" as I like to call him), 98462 and 87546(if they redeemed themselves and given names),some Engines from the Furness Railway like Albert, and some Mid Sodor Engines like Tim, Jerry, and Atlas.
I wonder how Lily, Neil, and Alice became part of the museum.🤔
We know that Glynn(replica) was built there and I'm guessing Eric is a replica of the LNER V3 tank engine.🤔
why does this kind of remind me of shed 17 in a way
Such a sad episode
Good luck. Do you think you would find any inspirations while you visit the U.S.A.?
is that hiro in the shed ?
fred white yes
NWR1991 thanks for the speedy reply also this Ep was a very good one also congrats on 100th Ep
I really like this episode, it has a good moral, and it does something the TV wouldn't do, If only we got official Thomas media with darker story lines.
Just rewatching this episode now after seeing 'Inadequate Replica'...
A great but sad story, I can't believe the real Glynn was scrapped but I'm glad Thomas isn't holding a grudge over it. By the way why is Eric in the Sodor Museum, he was built on Sodor in the 1970s or was it in the 1980s?
Nickolas Montagnino My stories are different to WildNorWester's ones so Eric is different
NWR1991 So Eric is a replica for the LNER V2/3 or was he preserved for the Sodor Museum?
He's preserved
NWR1991 Oh I see.
Robert1333RobloxVideos Well I believe that there are two versions of the V2s, the tank engines and the tender engines. Although I think maybe Eric is a V3 tank engine I've been wrong before.
Wait, if they found the brakes for the copy of Gleen, why didn't they put the brakes on the original Gleen?
ThomasFan16 Because his repairs were too expensive since he suffered major damage. Plus the original Glynn has brakes but they were weak to stop the trucks from surging him on.
NWR1991 I see.
They just could've put Glynn on static display as an exhibit inside the museum.
i almost cried of how its sad
The feels
I like this episode
can you do voices for my series?
When Thomas Was Taking The Trucks You Played A Remixed Littleroot Town From Pokèmon
oh my god i almost cried there :'(
I nearly cried
Can you tell me the title of the music that played through 11:55 - 13:51? I've look through various playlist of the artist that made it, and still haven't found it.
SamTheThomasFan2 Its the piano version of Pokemon's first theme song from the Johto series called 'OK!'
Got it, thanks!
Um, do also mind sending me a link to the music too?
SamTheThomasFan2 It's up on UA-cam, that's how I found it.
Never mind, never mind.
This made me sad
i't made me cry
WAS GLYNN SCRAPPED
TGR Ethan Yes, in this story since Rev. Awdry and his brother George had written in 'Sodor: Its People, History and Engines' that the Coffee pots were scrapped, links to the sources are in the description alone. Glynn is still in the TV series as that's it's own canon and this fan made series has its own canon too and is no way officially canon to the show.
Thanks
Why am I crying
the fat controller would never scrap an engine. he would probably set it as a static display in a museum instead.
justintheslowcoach As I've stated before, In 'The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways' the Rev.W.Awdry had stated that the coffee pots were scrapped and it's stated on the wikia as well. You have the right of opinion. However in backstory that I had made months ago, it wasn't Sir Topham Hatt I who decided to scrap him, the board of directors of the NWR put a vote to it despite his (STH 1) protest. The museum offered to take him and so the board agree to give them one month to come up with the money to purchase Glynn. But the museum didn't have the limit and so Glynn met his demise. I don't hate Glynn but in respect to the Reverend's source material this how it happens. I would suggest buying the source book but of course they are rare and very costly.
NWR1991 ok
NWR1991 oh! what???! it's rare and expensive!!?!! my dad has a copy of that book!!!! omg!
sad story ,
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Wow that got sad