#magic train

[oldschoolfrp]

"The infinity train is a virtually indestructible weapon of enormous magnitude designed by Yrkhetep." A mob of howling worm-spirits rides the crazy train off the rails without wheels, almost like a timely metaphor for something. (AD&D supplement I14: Swords of the Iron Legion, a collection of Forgotten Realms Battlesystem adventures, TSR, 1988; illustrations throughout are by multiple artists with no credits)

[amaiguri]

TRAIN

[gleafer]

Before fandom art, I did children’s book illustration as my side hustle!

Now it’s my side SIDE hustle (getting signed on another book! Eeee!)

Enjoy some cuteness!

Title: Cate and The Garden Bandits which is a sequel to Cate’s Magic Garden and Rudy’s New Human (Magic train still in publishing process and will update once ready!)

[jojo-pevensie]

The Magic of Narnia

“I prefer the world in my head,

where magic exists

and time does not.”

-Erin Van Vuren

The magic of Narnia passed too fast and hurt too deeply. It was supposed to be our escape, but we forgot that escapes aren’t forever. We never learned your name in our world because we were to busy chasing who we were in yours.

[lizziemcguirequotes]

[mrdiggss]

[delectablymysticaldefender]

Magic train makes kids fantasy come true.

Train pic from 6abc.

[dear-fanworld-blog]

Since hogwarts is in Scotland and the train station is evidenced to be the only way to get there.... How do kids from Scotland get to hogwarts? Do they have to go all the way to England in order to hop onto a magical train?? Because that's really counterproductive... Like really