Waiting for Daddy
Just a silly drawing of Jemma (fem!James) treating Hope and Leon to an ice cream while they wait for Gordon at Vicarstown

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Waiting for Daddy
Just a silly drawing of Jemma (fem!James) treating Hope and Leon to an ice cream while they wait for Gordon at Vicarstown
Does Gordon ever let James pull the express? Also does James have a gender-bent name or is she just James?
To answer the question back to front:
James's gender-bent name is Jemma.
Jemma hasn't pulled the Express for a long time, simply because it is too heavy for her to effectively pull now, as the Express has grown steadily along with the railway. Additionally, there are several stronger engines on Sodor (Henry, BoCo, Bear, and now Rebecca) who can pull it efficiently. Rebecca, in particular, has started pulling the Express more frequently so Gordon can spend more time with his little family now she's older.
The Gresleys at Breakfast
Hope likes to sit in Gordon's lap to 'read' the morning paper after breakfast.
Leon likes to practice for the day he can eat solid food on anything he can clamp his gums on.
Jamesdon Time
It's a day late, but I wanted to draw something for Gordon and James
Jamesdon Halloween
To follow up with Edward and Zebedee's Witcher Costumes, we also had Gordon and James's contribution.
Not being quite as nerdy adventurous as the older couple, Gordon and James still chose a theme to match their egos, dressing up as Marc Antony and Cleopatra.
Gordon & James - Sodor's (self-proclaimed) Power Couple!
They heard the term 'Power Couple' and decided they liked it!
04/05/2023
HAPPY JAMESDON DAY!
WARNING: M/M Shipping art!
"You talk too much, Little James..."