#jinty

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It took 2 years but I got there in the end

Version where the dime is still alive:

Check this out for some concept art of characters who didn't already have a design!

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🚂 Day 6 - Harmony 🎵

I had to do something for Traintober and the idea of Harmony brought me the idea of a quartet of Barbershop singers composed of well dressed lovely Jinties in pixel art

[hazel-of-sodor]

Tonight's engine, the LMS Jinty!

16440 “Uncle Albert, 23, 47445-are preserved at the Midland Railway -Butterly. 47445 having spent time as a NCB engine after withdrawal, becoming the last LMS built engine in regular revenue earring service in mainland Britain.

16407-is at the East Lancashire Railway

7100-the class prototype, preserved at the Krestaen Railway Museum.

7298-is under private ownership.

18 and 19-transferred to the LMS Northern Counties Commission in 1944, later Ulster Transport Authority. They would be preserved upon withdrawal.

47607 “Phantom” and 47455 “Specter”-Preserved on The Rose Line.

47383- last to be withdrawn, preserved on the Severn Valley Railway.

47493-Preserved on the Spa Valley Railway.

27 “Jinty”-was purchased by the North Western Railway upon withdrawal in 1963.

W91 (47491)-Preserved on the DWR.

47368-in service with the Chester and Holyhead Railway.

NWR No.1 “Thomas”-Au version of NWR No.1 “Thomas” was a rebuilt Jinty.

47406-privately owned by Roger Hibbert.

47279-Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.

47681-Youngest of the Class, preserved at the Suddery Railway Museum.

No.1 “Thomas” (47606)-Preserved on the Kingsbridge Branchline upon withdrawal. In 1979 it was discovered that Reverend Wilbert Awdry had made a model of NWR No.1 Thomas using her, so the Railway sought and obtained permission for 47606 to be painted the same.

W84 (7684)-Rebuilt by the DWR into a tender engine.

47371 (7371)-Rebuilt by the Chester and Holyhead into a tender engine following the DWR's success with W84.

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[downthetubes]

In Memoriam: Comic Artist Trinidad Tinturé Navarro (Trini Tinturé)

We're sorry to report the passing of the influential Catalan comic artist Trinidad Tinturé Navarro, whose work featured in British girls comics such as Jinty, Judy and Tammy. She was 88

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Loco of the Day: LMS Fowler Class 3F

"It's no bother really... Besides, we can talk later."

What a cutie. This engine is also known as Jinty.

[fitsofgloom]

The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest: Jennifer Corvino Has Finally Had Enough!

[aj-the-satyr]

Oriel 2.5

An Objective revealed

The Cartographer looked down at the tug on his armored tunic. Jinty smiled and presented him awkwardly with his rifle.

“Carty drop this!” They said.

“Thank you.” He replied as he took the rifle from Jinty. He then watched as the kobold headed over to the food laden table to indulge once more. In fact it appeared as if everyone had decided to move to the table.

The Cartographer made his rifle vanish with a gesture then leaned against the nearby wall.

“Impos....” He paused considering the word he was using. It was wrong. Words were important. “I thought it destroyed.”

The Cartographer watched the rest of them. The Ratkin who seemed to have taken charge was leaning back in a chair also taking stock. The other, the one with the rifle, was alert but eating. Jinty and the smallest Ratkin were decidedly focused on the food. Fidaelius looked around a bit before offering a reply.

“Turns out such an artefact is harder to destroy than you would think.”

“And you just happened to find it?” The Cartographer narrowed his eyes.

Maximus smiled and took a drink from a goblet. “I second The Cartographer’s doubt. You were looking for it.”

Fidaelius snorted. “Any Arcane practitioner worth his salt would be.”

“Few know of its existence Fidaelius.” retorted The Cartographer. “Fewer still would wish to locate such an object. My brother.....”

“Your brother was a fool!” Fidaelius cut off the Minotaur. “He made deals that bound him in ways he could not truly escape. Bound you too if I recall correctly.”

The Cartographer sighed. Fidaelius did not realise how much information he was just throwing out there without a care. He could tell that Maximus was someone who would understand the maxim ‘Information is powerful. It should be traded or earned. It can be given freely as a gift or used to one’s advantage.’ In fact The Cartographer was willing to place a wager on the fact that Maximus, even if he knew not those exact words, lived by a similar code.

“That matters not at this moment.” He eyed Maximus briefly before turning his focus back to Fidaelius. “You found it.”

Fidaelius looked smug. “I did.”

Maximus cut in. “And you brought us here to acquire it. Interesting.”

Fidaelius was smiling now. “I scouted some of the best talent I could. It wasn’t cheap or easy.”

The Cartographer huffed. “Nor effective considering the circumstances you find yourselves in.”

Fidaelius laughed. “You’ve proven that your weapon is ineffective and....” He jerked backwards as a dagger lodged in his throat.

“No mind games!” Said Bikk.

(And lo I hath written something again. Bikk has come a long way.

Anyway. Who did I used to tag in these things??

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