I understand that a lot of you weren't fond of the idea of 3801 being the antagonist of this movie. That's perfectly fine. However, that does NOT, under ANY circumstances give you the right to repress others who like the idea. There is absolutely no need to get political over a silly fan-made movie about talking trains.
Love the story, everyone who worked on this did a great job and it was a joy to see Gordon and Scott's relationship explored. It's grand to see Australian engines get some love as they so rarely get some. My only issue is with making 3801 the villain as they are very beloved here in Australia. They are the representation of Australian Steam for a lot of people in Australia and to villainise them isn't the best choice and you might get a lot of backlash. It might be considered distespectful. Still keep up the good work, everyone was amazing.
My great granddad worked at clyde engeering and helped construct and build 3801. My grandpa was a volunteer on her and my dad too. I've seen 3801 my self
Thank you so much for letting me participate in this film Stuart! It was a lot of fun playing Clyde. I hope I can do more major roles like him in the future. Especially villains.
Aussie Steam isn't really represented in the fandom and this might be the first time people have heard of 3801 maybe don't make them a villain. Especially when they are an ambassador of Australia.
@@percyengineproductions061No one else is acting like a 5 year old here. It's been 5 months since this released, you really need to move on, you're just embarssing Australians now. I certainly wouldn't have a good opinion of 3801's fans if they all acted like you. 3801 is my favourite engine and all you're doing is embarassing us, so stop.
I beg to differ. 3801 is basically the Australian equivalent of Flying Scotsman. So it makes total sense why he’d be jealous, and want to sabotage his tour.
@@JamesimusPrime2798 Again, I beg to differ. I was unsure about it too when I first read the script, but I soon came to realise that it actually worked.
@FerminE2🇲🇽 :v Thank you. Why are some of these people so intolerant with 3801 being the villain? That certainly doesn’t give them the right to disrespect my opinion on that.
In the real Aus-steam 88 some of the highlights were; Flying Scotsman double heading with 3801 between Sydney and Brisbane and the Flying Scotsman triple paralleling with Victorian Railways R761 and R707 from Melbourne to Seymour. The Flying Scotsman toured every mainland Australian city except for Darwin.
This is his take on scotsmans tour of Australia where Gordon decides to go to Australia with scotsman as fear he will not get a chance to see him again as like a repeat of his USA tour as scotsman was liquidated from Alan peglar which as a result he is stuck in America, this meant that not only he can't go back to the UK but he can't see his brother Gordon again.
As an Aussie, I can say that this is the Thomas fan film that possibly generated the most controversy in Australia. On that note, even though I’m not fond of this portrayal of our nation’s most prized steam locomotive, I don’t agree with people who share my views harassing people who think otherwise. It achieves nothing!
Er not to be that guy but upon rewatching this I just realised that Pendennis Castle is in this and not recognised as one of McAlpine's previous engines. Not only that but they were shown off as competitors at the Empire Exhibition to which Pendennis outperformed Scotsman. Scotsman would have definately recognised and known him as they were both owned by McAlpine and worked together before Pendennis was sold to Australia. Kind of a missed oppourtunity here to delve into that. It was a highlight of his tour, two rivals having beef with each other. I really want to like this film but there's so many wasted opportunities and lack of research, not to mention the depiction of 3801 isn't great. You don't get to be Australia's most famous engine by being an asshole. If he acted like that he wouldn't have become even remotely famous in Australia, he'd have been torn to shreds well before Scotsman even arrived.
In my universe the 78c 3801 is just called by her number like most Australian locomotives and she a girl and she's nice also she and 3802 3803 3804 and 3805 are the only female c38 locos all the rest 3806 (Bruce) to 3830 are males
This has made me think of an idea for a kind of far fetched video. Due to the popularity of Thomas on TV etc. The Fat Controller agrees for Thomas, Percy and Duck to go on a tour of heritage railways. On their travels they meet lots of the well know engines (Duck is thrilled to visit Didcot of course) and bring lots of crowds. But at every railway there is a incident like a minor derailment or something going wrong on the engine. Sabbotage is suspected, and it looks like it's being done by someone with knowledge of railways. Once before his piston broke, Thomas is certain he heard two people near him talking in Welsh accents. This is confirmed when the culpirts are caught and the turn out to be.... Jones the Steam and Dai Stationmaster. The plan was masterminded by none other than Ivor the Engine (who turns out can talk) to make Thomas and the Sodor engines look bad so Heritage Railways would turn to him and he can get into the limelight.
Sad you didn't show Gorden and Flying Scottsman go to South Australia, would love to see them interact with Duke of Edinburgh (engine 801) and Sir Malcolm Barkly Harvey (engine 520)
Ok the 38 class shouldn't be a Villain, and as An Australian this video is a disgrace to the Aussie Train Community, also No EMUs featured..... Also: if you people like the idea of the 3801 being a villain well, I hate you! I'm just sorry Stuart Studios, but I have to give this movie a 2.5/10
@@percyengineproductions061You seriously reported this video just because you think the villain should have been different? And when said villain didn’t even do anything that would make this video violate UA-cam’s community guidelines? You sir are incredibly emotionally immature.
You’re seriously going to hate people just because they have a different opinion from you on what they think of this film’s villain? You sir are incredibly emotionally immature.
In my univeres the 78c 3801 is kind and a bit more sensabel and shes a female and just called by her number kike most australian steam locomotives also she and her streamlined sisters 3802 3803 linda 3804 and 3805 are the only female c38 class locos the rest 3806 bruse to 3830 are males
I understand that a lot of you weren't fond of the idea of 3801 being the antagonist of this movie. That's perfectly fine. However, that does NOT, under ANY circumstances give you the right to repress others who like the idea. There is absolutely no need to get political over a silly fan-made movie about talking trains.
@fermine4v522 I've had comments from him, I've had to block that twat from my channel.
And please don't attack his voice actor (me) for this reason either.
I have no problem with him being the villain
@@hudsontrainguy1217 Me neither.
@FerminE4🇲🇽 :v oh I’ve seen the comments and he literally acted like that one guy who took Toy Story 4 way too seriously
Love the story, everyone who worked on this did a great job and it was a joy to see Gordon and Scott's relationship explored. It's grand to see Australian engines get some love as they so rarely get some.
My only issue is with making 3801 the villain as they are very beloved here in Australia. They are the representation of Australian Steam for a lot of people in Australia and to villainise them isn't the best choice and you might get a lot of backlash. It might be considered distespectful.
Still keep up the good work, everyone was amazing.
Although 3801 would be pissed Shane was chosen but Ralph a R class though
My great granddad worked at clyde engeering and helped construct and build 3801. My grandpa was a volunteer on her and my dad too. I've seen 3801 my self
Thank you so much for letting me participate in this film Stuart! It was fun as me as the driver I am so happy with the film
Thank you so much for letting me participate in this film Stuart! It was a lot of fun playing Clyde. I hope I can do more major roles like him in the future. Especially villains.
Why is the 3801 class the villain and not the GE Ac4400CW?
3801 is basically the Australian equivalent of Flying Scotsman. So it makes total sense why he’d be jealous, and want to sabotage his tour.
The same reason he jumped into the ring and beat Big Boy and Scotsman with a chair
Because, having a Diesel as a villain, is just so cliché, like, give us more Steam loco villains!
@@marcusthetenderengine699 Yeah but why not the GE Ac4400CW in particular
History in the dark let her beet up British railways
That was a really great movie and thank you for letting me voice Gordon and Henry! Merry Christmas!
Thanks for letting me as Boxhill and I think that this movie is still successful as The Flying Scotsman USA movie!
Aussie Steam isn't really represented in the fandom and this might be the first time people have heard of 3801 maybe don't make them a villain. Especially when they are an ambassador of Australia.
Great movie. fantastic to see our Aussie locomotives getting a spotlight.
This was actually really creatively Well done. I didn’t know anything about this tour, but this was still good.
@FerminE4🇲🇽 :v I mean people have a right to get offended, but some people are going way too far.
@@percyengineproductions061No one else is acting like a 5 year old here. It's been 5 months since this released, you really need to move on, you're just embarssing Australians now.
I certainly wouldn't have a good opinion of 3801's fans if they all acted like you. 3801 is my favourite engine and all you're doing is embarassing us, so stop.
Great to see my fav steam locomotive R761 with a face
Shane be like : huh wonder why I wasn’t invited
3801 probably shouldn't be the villain it would make more sense if another engine was
I beg to differ. 3801 is basically the Australian equivalent of Flying Scotsman. So it makes total sense why he’d be jealous, and want to sabotage his tour.
3801 as a villain isn’t Right, it’s should of been a South Australian Locomotive as a Villain.
@@JamesimusPrime2798 Again, I beg to differ. I was unsure about it too when I first read the script, but I soon came to realise that it actually worked.
Trainlover 16 shut up
@FerminE2🇲🇽 :v Thank you. Why are some of these people so intolerant with 3801 being the villain? That certainly doesn’t give them the right to disrespect my opinion on that.
I love it so much, I am sad that youtube didn't give me a notification
In the real Aus-steam 88 some of the highlights were; Flying Scotsman double heading with 3801 between Sydney and Brisbane and the Flying Scotsman triple paralleling with Victorian Railways R761 and R707 from Melbourne to Seymour.
The Flying Scotsman toured every mainland Australian city except for Darwin.
This is his take on scotsmans tour of Australia where Gordon decides to go to Australia with scotsman as fear he will not get a chance to see him again as like a repeat of his USA tour as scotsman was liquidated from Alan peglar which as a result he is stuck in America, this meant that not only he can't go back to the UK but he can't see his brother Gordon again.
A CGI version of this with Shane included made by some fans would be cool.
As an Aussie, I can say that this is the Thomas fan film that possibly generated the most controversy in Australia.
On that note, even though I’m not fond of this portrayal of our nation’s most prized steam locomotive, I don’t agree with people who share my views harassing people who think otherwise. It achieves nothing!
Why is 3801 the villain? It’s one of my favorite Steam Engines
3801 is basically the Australian equivalent of Flying Scotsman. So it makes total sense why he’d be jealous, and want to sabotage his tour.
The same reason he entered the ring and beat Big Boy and Scotsman with a chair
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3801 is my favorite steam locomotive in Australia
@@grahammoore5876 Cool.
Such a great film! BTW, did the scenes in the end credits show the garret engine arriving on Sodor?
Er not to be that guy but upon rewatching this I just realised that Pendennis Castle is in this and not recognised as one of McAlpine's previous engines. Not only that but they were shown off as competitors at the Empire Exhibition to which Pendennis outperformed Scotsman.
Scotsman would have definately recognised and known him as they were both owned by McAlpine and worked together before Pendennis was sold to Australia.
Kind of a missed oppourtunity here to delve into that. It was a highlight of his tour, two rivals having beef with each other.
I really want to like this film but there's so many wasted opportunities and lack of research, not to mention the depiction of 3801 isn't great.
You don't get to be Australia's most famous engine by being an asshole. If he acted like that he wouldn't have become even remotely famous in Australia, he'd have been torn to shreds well before Scotsman even arrived.
Huh, Mallard being an obnoxious snot is something i always expect, and i always thought that he is no better than Spencer.
I guess the NSW C38s don't climb well do they
34:18 That's the spirit, mate! Come on!!
3:57 why is neil here?
This ''formation" music of what album?
It’s from an album titled only “Motion”.
In my universe the 78c 3801 is just called by her number like most Australian locomotives and she a girl and she's nice also she and 3802 3803 3804 and 3805 are the only female c38 locos all the rest 3806 (Bruce) to 3830 are males
Bro imagen being the tourist when the engines argue in this
Lol.
YEAH BABY! :D Well worth the year long wait! :D
And man Stuart: Love that twist of 3801 being a villain :3
I love it too.
@@trainlover16 Indeed =3 You did good playing the role of Clyde. ;)
@@jimmyhook4852 Thank you so much.
@@trainlover16 You're welcome :)
@@percyengineproductions061 Your opinion is your opinion. But it doesn’t give you the right to be a complete arsehole about it.
Why make 3801 the villain
3801 is basically the Australian equivalent of Flying Scotsman. So it makes total sense why he’d be jealous, and want to sabotage his tour.
@@trainlover16I can agree. Fame can twist ones personality and make us do bad things.
@@TheEmeraldMinecart26 Indeed.
@@trainlover16yup
@@trainlover16Yup
Music:John Debney-Ice Age V Collision Course(2016)
(1941)
All special and visual effects, courtesy of Weta Workshop/FX
Also love the main theme what is it
This has made me think of an idea for a kind of far fetched video.
Due to the popularity of Thomas on TV etc. The Fat Controller agrees for Thomas, Percy and Duck to go on a tour of heritage railways. On their travels they meet lots of the well know engines (Duck is thrilled to visit Didcot of course) and bring lots of crowds. But at every railway there is a incident like a minor derailment or something going wrong on the engine. Sabbotage is suspected, and it looks like it's being done by someone with knowledge of railways. Once before his piston broke, Thomas is certain he heard two people near him talking in Welsh accents. This is confirmed when the culpirts are caught and the turn out to be.... Jones the Steam and Dai Stationmaster. The plan was masterminded by none other than Ivor the Engine (who turns out can talk) to make Thomas and the Sodor engines look bad so Heritage Railways would turn to him and he can get into the limelight.
Alternative universe were Gordon went with Scot to Australia. Also yes BR green is very drab and not very appealing. BR Blue just hits better
Agreed.
Also i like the main music its so good
Is it OK if I can have wildnorwester3d old models for something if that's OK with you
This movie was made in December 24 Christmas Eve 2022
Went the next movie of The Flying Scotsman puppies trip on the mainland and happy in 2000
Which version of Trainz is that?
Can you do a Halloween special of the flying Scotsman and Gordon meeting Timothy the ghost train
The gray Nerf of 48801 it's not a villain he's a kind-hearted engine
Why pandemic Castle? No with Scotsman. He was also in Australia！
Still epic
I’m gesing clide was ether taken to rail gate or his shed r a siding.
Is Railgate in this universe?
I only see Railgate in stories of sodor and the American 8F
@@aplane9625just a thought
As a Great man once said… HI GORODN!
The flying scotch man is the best
Nice
Do you consider your Flying Scotsman movies to be "Big World! Big Adventures! The Movie" if it was done right and didn't have unrealistic moments?
Sad you didn't show Gorden and Flying Scottsman go to South Australia, would love to see them interact with Duke of Edinburgh (engine 801) and Sir Malcolm Barkly Harvey (engine 520)
@@percyengineproductions061 thanks 😊
Epic
gordon said i speak for scotLAND instead of scotSMAN
Wow cool
Ok the 38 class shouldn't be a Villain, and as An Australian this video is a disgrace to the Aussie Train Community, also No EMUs featured.....
Also: if you people like the idea of the 3801 being a villain well, I hate you!
I'm just sorry Stuart Studios, but I have to give this movie a 2.5/10
Maybe a diesel streamliner could have been a villain
@@percyengineproductions061You seriously reported this video just because you think the villain should have been different? And when said villain didn’t even do anything that would make this video violate UA-cam’s community guidelines? You sir are incredibly emotionally immature.
You’re seriously going to hate people just because they have a different opinion from you on what they think of this film’s villain? You sir are incredibly emotionally immature.
@@trainlover16 Tell me about it! You never see ME act that way. >:/
@@jimmyhook4852 Me neither.
Wow🥰🥰😎🚂🚂 i like it
Fantastic movie well done and good job indeed❤🎉😊😎😉😁😆😆👏👏👏👍👍
Great
Hi
38:41
In my univeres the 78c 3801 is kind and a bit more sensabel and shes a female and just called by her number kike most australian steam locomotives also she and her streamlined sisters 3802 3803 linda 3804 and 3805 are the only female c38 class locos the rest 3806 bruse to 3830 are males