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It gets really hot at the Steamworks sometimes, Victor can agree with that

Hi Thomas and Friends fandom, today I offer you some silly engines. Tomorrow? Who knows

Close-ups and my thought process as i drew under cut

Once again based on @mwolf0epsilon's creatures because they're lovely

A JGR Class D51 Prototype, known as Hiro, at Brendam Docks on his first day on Sodor, along his crew.

Hiro was one of the first steam engines on the Island of Sodor, arriving on early 1904. He was the prototype of the engines now know as Class D51 of the Japanese Government Railways. Wise and hard-working, Hiro endeared himself to everyone who got to know him, gaining himself the nickname of "Master of the Railway".

His sudden disappearance is still a point of discussion for railway enthusiasts: some say he was scrapped after an accident had left him broken beyond repair, others that he had returned to Japan once his trial time on Sodor came to an end, and a few that he was simply left abandoned in some old shed to give way to newer, stronger engines. Whatever was the case, Hiro is still well-regarded to this day by those lucky enough to have met him.

you ain't ever have to lie to me,

i'm everything that i've strived to be.

Trans Gordon is very real in my mind, she has infected my brain so I shall share her with the world