i thought it was going to be a video where someone will make the clay twins open their minds and the clay twins finally realizing what real consequences their actions have and how it will effect others than they could ever imagine
I enjoyed that episode a lot. Bill and Ben having their own fun, and taking it too far when they try to follow regulations at a crossing. Mrs Tibbs reminded me of Murdoch. She didn't like the loud noise the twins were making. I cannot believe what she did at the level crossing. I noticed a reference from the story 'Trouble on the Line' from 'Thomas and the Great Railway Show' when Mrs Tibbs said "You noisy great engine." What a shocking incident that was when everyone was arguing about who was right and who was wrong. At least now everything is sorted and they can all finally get along.
This reminds me of my childhood where I used to live in a townhouse with railroad tracks behind a fence in the backyard. Freight trains often passed by and came tooting through. That’s how I got my interest in trains and Thomas.
Bill and Ben Deal with a Karen & Other Stories But joking aside, this was another great episode. The plot did remind me a lot of 'Seen and Not Heard' from Jimmy the Jinty.
My town has train tracks going right through it, and i like seeing the trains going under me as i cross a bridge or 2. Plus my trip to work follows the rails almost all the way there. Seeing CN diesels going to and fro at all times of the day and night, the metra cars parked at the metra station, i love it
I remember hearing about a similar incident where someone who nearby a railway tried plant fast growing trees (without planning permission) just to block out the noise.
Blimey, Mrs Tibbs sounded like a real Karen Surely she must know that Engines must whistle when passing a level crossing That stunt she did was very dangerous, she could have gotten herself killed
Honestly I hate when people complain about the “noise”, trains have horns for a reason and it’s to worn people when they coming, this is why I hate QUIET ZONES
So some fun facts if this happened in the U.S. her trespassing and boarding the locomotive would've been considered a Federal Offense and she would've been tried in court as such. As for noise at crossings some crossings are considered quiet zones in which the whistle/horn can't be used. Of course that comes from ignorant people who knowingly bought a house by the railroad tracks and thought it was going to be quiet all the time. I am curious though in the U.K. what is the standard whistle that is used at crossings. In the U.S. it's 2 longs a short and a long blast on the horn. What is the U.K. equivalent or do they have one.
Usually in the UK there are no prescribed whistle signals for use at the level crossings or a W or SW board, you just give it a blast long enough to ensure you're heard and give sufficient warning before you go over. Back in the day if you tooted the whistle excessively you were known as a "Hornblower" or a "Bugler" and it was considered bad form. Most whistle signals that are in the books are for communicating with the guard or with the signalman, as well as certain locales having their own special signals.
@@Shipwright1918 Interesting I always wondered but never got an answer. I would've thought there would've been. A Standard whistle at crossings given the British are known for standardizing when and where they could. Given there's no standard I bet the engineer can get pretty creative with their whistles.
Only real standardization I know of is for multiple units and diesels equipped with two-tone horns, you're supposed to blow both tones to avoid being confused for a car. The lads being the lads, they quickly figured out how to play little tunes by jiggling the horn levers between the high and low tones. One I know of likes to play the notes of Beethoven's famous symphony on his (high-high-high-low, high-high-high-low). In the steam days, the old wags used to taunt each other with the whistle, used to pull a quaver-warble that sounded like someone shouting out rude words (I shan't be mentioning which). They really chewed out the signalmen with the tooter for holding them up or missing a token exchange.
@@Shipwright1918 Ah now that's the U.K. we know and love. I can only imagine based on this the shenanigans that went on and how management was just shaking their head the whole time.
I liked this episode but I don’t like how Bill and Ben are also being reprimanded by the mangeress on one hand they did nothing wrong Ms.Tibbs just took it upon herself to take drastic action to obtain her sense of peace and quiet it is railway regulations in the UK and the USA for locomotives to whistle or honk their horns when approaching railroad crossings and I’m pretty sure Ms.Tibbs broke numerous laws to try to get her point across by standing on a railway line entering bill’s cab without consent from railway workers and obstructing traffic so I don’t really see the mangeress’s point in reprimanding Bill and Ben they did their job by stating it’s regulations for them to whistle when approaching crossings some people just don’t like to follow the rules but either way a good episode
Now is it me or are the buffers on the Lynton and Barnstaple wagons a bit more leveled to the engines & brake vans compared to previous Trainz renders?
This is a fun episode! Honestly I kinda feel bad for Bill and Ben for a change. Ms. Tibbs is kind of a jerk and honestly she deserved to be intentionally annoyed seeing as she was trying to cause violation of railway rules, and later did by stoping on the crossing.
Incident is loosely based on this: www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/17413017.shiplake-pensioner-confronted-great-western-railway-driver-speaks/
Great story.
Very nice friend I love how you got a inspiration from that incident into a episode very nice indeed
i thought it was going to be a video where someone will make the clay twins open their minds and the clay twins finally realizing what real consequences their actions have and how it will effect others than they could ever imagine
That was quite the tale. Mrs. Tibbs is lucky to even still be standing after her little "stunt".
I enjoyed that episode a lot. Bill and Ben having their own fun, and taking it too far when they try to follow regulations at a crossing. Mrs Tibbs reminded me of Murdoch. She didn't like the loud noise the twins were making. I cannot believe what she did at the level crossing. I noticed a reference from the story 'Trouble on the Line' from 'Thomas and the Great Railway Show' when Mrs Tibbs said "You noisy great engine." What a shocking incident that was when everyone was arguing about who was right and who was wrong. At least now everything is sorted and they can all finally get along.
This reminds me of my childhood where I used to live in a townhouse with railroad tracks behind a fence in the backyard. Freight trains often passed by and came tooting through.
That’s how I got my interest in trains and Thomas.
Mrs Tibbs is lucky to be alive, in all reality
Bill and Ben vs. Karen
Bill and Ben Deal with a Karen & Other Stories
But joking aside, this was another great episode. The plot did remind me a lot of 'Seen and Not Heard' from Jimmy the Jinty.
I thought the same thing.
Silly Billy’s VS Crazy Woman
i really like this i like bill and ben tease a human instead of a engine over all very good ep
Geez this story was so entertaining!
My town has train tracks going right through it, and i like seeing the trains going under me as i cross a bridge or 2. Plus my trip to work follows the rails almost all the way there. Seeing CN diesels going to and fro at all times of the day and night, the metra cars parked at the metra station, i love it
This reminded me of the Jimmy the Jinty episode Seen and Not Heard.
Jolly good work by the way!
I remember hearing about a similar incident where someone who nearby a railway tried plant fast growing trees (without planning permission) just to block out the noise.
Never thought of an angry Karen would make a good Thomas episode, good show.
What happens when bill and Ben meet a karen
Blimey, Mrs Tibbs sounded like a real Karen
Surely she must know that Engines must whistle when passing a level crossing
That stunt she did was very dangerous, she could have gotten herself killed
What a Karen....good thing she learned
Mrs. Tibbs is such a Karen
I loved the funny moment in the crossing scene
Honestly I hate when people complain about the “noise”, trains have horns for a reason and it’s to worn people when they coming, this is why I hate QUIET ZONES
Me too I love the loud horn and whistle of a train
The same that is said about the air horns of diesel ⛽ trains could also be said for the steam whistles of steam engines like me and Thomas 🚂!
@@jonasbelon9379 thanks for the support
Same here, quiet zones make no sense whatsoever. :/
@@jimmyhook4852 I’m glad you agree with me
That was an Interesting Story, I enjoyed this.
What did she expect if she wanted quiet she should leave Sodor
Love the content and love ypur videos keep up the great work
Lovely work as always
Some people never grow up.
Nice one
So some fun facts if this happened in the U.S. her trespassing and boarding the locomotive would've been considered a Federal Offense and she would've been tried in court as such.
As for noise at crossings some crossings are considered quiet zones in which the whistle/horn can't be used. Of course that comes from ignorant people who knowingly bought a house by the railroad tracks and thought it was going to be quiet all the time.
I am curious though in the U.K. what is the standard whistle that is used at crossings. In the U.S. it's 2 longs a short and a long blast on the horn. What is the U.K. equivalent or do they have one.
Usually in the UK there are no prescribed whistle signals for use at the level crossings or a W or SW board, you just give it a blast long enough to ensure you're heard and give sufficient warning before you go over.
Back in the day if you tooted the whistle excessively you were known as a "Hornblower" or a "Bugler" and it was considered bad form.
Most whistle signals that are in the books are for communicating with the guard or with the signalman, as well as certain locales having their own special signals.
@@Shipwright1918 Interesting I always wondered but never got an answer. I would've thought there would've been. A Standard whistle at crossings given the British are known for standardizing when and where they could. Given there's no standard I bet the engineer can get pretty creative with their whistles.
Only real standardization I know of is for multiple units and diesels equipped with two-tone horns, you're supposed to blow both tones to avoid being confused for a car.
The lads being the lads, they quickly figured out how to play little tunes by jiggling the horn levers between the high and low tones. One I know of likes to play the notes of Beethoven's famous symphony on his (high-high-high-low, high-high-high-low).
In the steam days, the old wags used to taunt each other with the whistle, used to pull a quaver-warble that sounded like someone shouting out rude words (I shan't be mentioning which). They really chewed out the signalmen with the tooter for holding them up or missing a token exchange.
@@Shipwright1918 Ah now that's the U.K. we know and love. I can only imagine based on this the shenanigans that went on and how management was just shaking their head the whole time.
I liked this episode but I don’t like how Bill and Ben are also being reprimanded by the mangeress on one hand they did nothing wrong Ms.Tibbs just took it upon herself to take drastic action to obtain her sense of peace and quiet it is railway regulations in the UK and the USA for locomotives to whistle or honk their horns when approaching railroad crossings and I’m pretty sure Ms.Tibbs broke numerous laws to try to get her point across by standing on a railway line entering bill’s cab without consent from railway workers and obstructing traffic so I don’t really see the mangeress’s point in reprimanding Bill and Ben they did their job by stating it’s regulations for them to whistle when approaching crossings some people just don’t like to follow the rules but either way a good episode
I bet you had a fun time recording the mocking that Bill and Ben did
Now is it me or are the buffers on the Lynton and Barnstaple wagons a bit more leveled to the engines & brake vans compared to previous Trainz renders?
This is a fun episode! Honestly I kinda feel bad for Bill and Ben for a change. Ms. Tibbs is kind of a jerk and honestly she deserved to be intentionally annoyed seeing as she was trying to cause violation of railway rules, and later did by stoping on the crossing.
Excellent :D
hehehe finally those two get a taste of their own medicine from a Karen no less!