Thomas and the Magic Railroad [VHS]

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Gordon Takes a Tumble | Henry and the Elephant | Percy Takes a Plunge | Thomas and the Special Letter | James and the Trouble with Trees | Spic and Span | Diesel from Thomas to the Rescue | Emily's Adventure There's over an hour of things to see and do: help the circus, go on the picnic or explore the forest, just to name a few! Diesel 10 was a new engine who came to help while Sir Topham Hatt was away, instead creating problems on the railway.

The Dutch, Slovenian, Azerbaijani and Korean versions were never got dubbed the songs in their respective languages but they added subtitles for the lyrics. William Thomas (January 1, 2000). " Thomas And The Magic Railroad Review". Empire. Archived from the original on June 14, 2020 . Retrieved May 25, 2019.Cranky was meant to have a nonspeaking role. In the scene where Splatter and Dodge ask Diesel 10 why he let Mr. Conductor escape, Cranky would have dropped a crate of fruits and vegetables on them. There was a second idea which had him drop oil on Diesel 10. In the final film, Diesel 10 is covered in coal from a hopper. Cranky's model still appears in the film, albeit as set dressing at Knapford. Note: In the original workprint, the same voice actors voice multiple characters. These are the only roles officially confirmed. Songs The posters of Sir Topham Hatt reading "Sir Topham Needs You" featured throughout the film are a reference to the Lord Kitchener and Uncle Sam recruiting posters.

The only time until the seventeenth series where all the engines aside from Thomas, Percy, and Toby have headlamps, albeit only used on the night scenes. Thomas and the Magic Railroad was released onto VHS and DVD on 19 October 2000 in the United Kingdom and Ireland by Warner Home Video and in the United States on October 31, 2000 by Columbia TriStar Home Video. In 2007, the Double Feature with The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland was released. The only time the Fat Controller does not physically appear on screen, although he is seen via portrait cameo and his heard on the phone unintelligibly, except for foreign dubs. Join Thomas the Tank Engine and meet lots of new friends in this enchanting family adventure movie, Thomas and the Magic Railroad.

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During production, Thomas and Percy had replica brass models made. This was because their original plastic models were starting to show their age and had been repaired and repainted so many times that the crew were afraid some of these imperfections would be seen on the big screen and the models needed to be in top condition for intense filming. The new models were made out of brass and painted in matte finishes. They were equipped with CNC machined brass chassis powered by DC motors and the bufferbeam details were built from scratch. The plastic models also were repainted in a matte finish and had their original Marklin chassis replaced with new CNC brass made chassis. According to Britt Allcroft, the film was partially inspired by the fourth series episode, Thomas and the Special Letter. [9]

In the trailers, Mr. Conductor is heard saying "I've run out of gold dust, and because of that, I'm losing my energy as well," a line originally from the uncut version. Similarly, Diesel 10 is also heard saying "I'll get you, you blue puffball!" which was also originally from the uncut version. Toby's bell sound changes for the second time since the second series, but this time, another bell sound sounds slightly different. Thomas And The Magic Railroad". Chicago Sun-Times. July 26, 2000. Archived from the original on April 7, 2012 . Retrieved October 21, 2011.BBC News | Entertainment | Cameras roll for Thomas". Archived from the original on April 4, 2023 . Retrieved August 9, 2020.