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Another attempt to warn a signalman down the coast failed when poor reception meant he was unable to hear the warning in time and at last Henry ran off the rails and into the bay. This meant greater haste was taken to couple the vans to the "Kipper" and by the time Thomas' crew had warned the yard manager about the rails Henry had left Tidmouth. One day, Thomas was delayed by a crate falling on him and eroded ballast underneath the rails and by the time he arrived at Tidmouth, the "Kipper" was long overdue Henry was so cross at the delay that he deliberately ignored Thomas' warning about the rails. Īt some point, instead of catching fish and taking it straight to Tidmouth in their boats, the fishermen at a small seaside village decided to have Thomas take it up in his vans. In its second appearance, while acting as a banker for Henry, Duck once crashed into the rear van, after a faulty tail-lamp fell off. In its first appearance, Henry collided into a stationary goods train while pulling the Flying Kipper. The rails were hosed down carefully and after sand was spread on the rails, James set off at last, many minutes late. The fish were hastily picked up, but when James tried to start, oil left by the fish caused him to slip helplessly.
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As James was preparing to leave one evening, a forklift, swerving to avoid another, tipped the crates of fish it was carrying onto the rails, causing their contents to spill just in front of James. Everyone seemed satisfied with this arrangement, except James, who claimed that " you couldn't get the smell off your tender for weeks". While Henry was away being overhauled, the engines took it in turns to pull the Flying Kipper. The train remained stuck on the hill until the late morning. On the way up Gordon's Hill, however, the tail-lamp fell off the rear van, causing Henry to lead up the hill with the "Kipper" while Duck, confused, lagged behind, until Henry slowed enough for Duck to catch up and ram the rear van. After a quick hose-out, the vans were coupled to the train and loaded and Henry made his way to Wellsworth, where Duck was acting as a "banker". One morning, extra vans for the "Kipper" were required after a boat returned with a greater load of fish than usual and unluckily for Henry the only vans available were old, rusty and dirty. Soon, Henry had become the main engine in charge of the Flying Kipper. After the large accident that ensued, Henry got rebuilt and becoming a better steamer. After leaving punctually at 5 o'clock am, Henry made good time on the way to the Mainland, but unfortunately a set of points had been jammed by the frost and Henry was led down the line into the rear of a goods train. MainlandStudios added it while editing the music.Henry was sent to take the Flying Kipper one morning, with the prospect of pulling the Express as a reward. Sonny didn't originally have a speaking role.Bulstrode appears at the fishing village, this is a continuation of his new job given in Skiff and the Grumpy Barge.Arthur references James falling of the old pier rail.
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The same episode was the introduction of Mr.The episode was written by Chase The Ferroequinologist, who also voiced in the short. The story James is telling Henry at Knapford when Arthur arrives is a reference to an episode of EpicLafiteau's series, Sudrian Stories, called, The Replacement.This is the first short to be filmed in Trainz 2019.Chase The Ferroequinologist as Skarloey and Passenger 2.MainlandStudios as Sonny, 'Arry, Bert, The Dock Manager, and Passenger 3.EpicLafiteau as Thomas, Scruff, and Passenger 2.But when Diesel is the one sent to assist, Can they get the fish to the docks on time? The fishermen at the fishing village have their biggest catch in nearly three years, Arthur needs help delivering.