WebNarrator. It was Halloween night on the Island of Sodor. All the engines love Halloween. They especially love listening to spooky stories. The scene changes to Tidmouth Sheds. Thomas, Gordon, James, Percy, Nia, Rebecca, and Emily are in the sheds. Edward is sitting on the turntable. Henry, Rosie, Brady, Murdoch, Philip, and Madison can also be ... WebPeter Sam loses his trucks which go over the viaduct, and land in the swamp, and as for the ghost engine, is loses control, and it too falls off the viaduct, and into the swamp. 1 (Peter Sam, Ghost Engine) 4 (trucks) ... Thomas, Emily and the Snowplough Thomas Gets stuck in the snow and gets covered in falling snow. 3 Emily's New Route

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WebThomas was having fun, so he kept teasing Percy. “Careful the ghost engine doesn't get you,” laughed Thomas. “There's no such thing as ghosts!” snapped Percy. Duck felt sorry for Percy. “Nobody's brave all the time,” said Duck. “But I'm not a scaredy engine!” huffed Percy. Soon, the job was almost finished. WebThis is your ghost, Toby. His name's really Bertram. But we call him "the Old Warrior" because he's so brave.The Signalman introducing Toby to BertramBertram, nicknamed "The Old Warrior" by the railway staff because of his bravery, is an old narrow-gauge tank-tender engine who worked at the mines. He lived on a remote part of the Island that was once … coping with organizational change

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WebEdward's Ghost Engine was mentioned in a story Edward told the other engines one Halloween. According to the story, the engine returns every Halloween to haunt the scrapyards, trying to look for his lost whistle. Thomas later teased Percy, saying Percy thought it was real, but he learned his lesson after remaining behind at the Smelters to … WebMinor Locomotive Characters. ( Thomas and Friends) (1984-2024) Minor Locomotive Characters. ( All Engines Go) (2024-present) Categories. *Disclosure: Some of the links … WebHenry's precise origins are uncertain. The story goes that he was built from drawings stolen from Sir Nigel Gresley at Doncaster about 1919 by an anonymous locomotive builder who held a grudge against him and desired to steal a march on him. His spy, however, blundered and took the wrong drawings; they were for an experimental engine, but were ... coping with older parent