THOMAS & FRIENDS™ CRANKY THE CRANE. Despite his gruff nature, Cranky always keeps things moving at Brendam Docks. His high and mighty attitude often annoys the other engines. From his lofty perch he sees the comings and goings of his part of the island.

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Thomas the Tank Engine, despite being a locomotive, behaves like a human. He makes decisions and choices. And he is morally responsible: when he does something wrong, he gets punished.

India's first train was named "Red Hill Railway" or "Red Hill Tramway". It was a 5.6-kilometer-long passenger train line that was built by the British in 1853 to transport granite from Red Hills to the Madras port. The train was powered by a steam locomotive and had four coaches, each capable of carrying 30 passengers.

Duck (real name Montague; No. 8, but displays his ex-GWR number, 5741) is an 0-6-0 PT ex-Great Western Railway 5700 Class locomotive.

Francis Bourgeois Luke Magnus Nicolson (born 9 July 2000), known as Francis Bourgeois, is a British trainspotter, social media personality, model, and author.

Thomas, Percy, Henry, James and the other steam engines didn't eat through their mouths, they obtained sustenance by receiving water into their tanks and coal in their firebox.

Richard TrevithickTrain / Inventor The first full-scale working railway steam locomotive was built in the United Kingdom in 1804 by Richard Trevithick, a British engineer born in Cornwall.

Punjab Mail India's oldest running train, Punjab Mail, which made her maiden run out of Ballard Pier Mole station in 1912, turned 110 on Tuesday.

Oliver (Number 11/1436) Oliver (No. 11, but displays his ex-GWR number, 1436) is an 0-4-2 T ex-Great Western Railway 1400 Class locomotive, who 'escaped' from the Other Railway where he was due to be scrapped.

Clive is the oldest engine on the Island of Sodor.

7 A-Train. The funny thing about A-Train's existence as a villain is that he's as much of a victim as he is an antagonist. He's always at Homelander's mercy, but A-Train just sucks it up for fame and fortune.