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ecstatic engines & situational scenarios
can you draw jinty? i'd really love to see him in your artstyle!
I thought I wasn't familiar with this character but realized I see him all the time in fan vids.
Feel free to send more requests, Dilly has trapped me in the basement and I'm currently only able to draw the little western
I just realized that my first trans headcanon was a Thomas and Friends character.
See that engine laughing behind Thomas?
That's Jinty. Jinty came to help out when engines one through eight were about to go to England. I don't remember why, but when I was little I thought Jinty was a girl at first. I think it was because the books had even less girls than the TV show, so I assumed Jinty was a girl to compensate? I don't know.
Anyway I got mad when I found out that wasn't the case and was like "You know what, maybe Jinty decided she was tired of being a boy and wanted to be a girl instead. How about that, huh?" I was like six and didn't know being trans was a thing just yet.
I know what you were - what you are. People don't change…
You're Slippin' Jinty!
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47383- last to be withdrawn, preserved on the Severn Valley Railway.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.
World's Sneakiest Engine
Fudge is a very sneaky engine hehehe
merry shitscram
i’ll probably remake this photo for this year