Thomas and Friends DC Dart Vehicle Playset

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Obviously Evil: Besides his drab olive hazard-stripe livery, bad-tempered bullying nature and the fact he's an enormous diesel locomotive, Diesel 10 also has a menacing hydraulic claw on his roof, that he affectionately names "Pinchy". Put them together, and even if he's no longer outright evil as he was previously, it isn't hard to tell that Diesel 10's not one to be messed with. Stephen the Original Steamie, depicts Stephen with a tender, despite him not having one prior to his restoration. Jerk with a Heart of Gold: At first glance, Harold can come across as very blunt and vain. He always goes out of his way to help the engines however.

Card-Carrying Villain: He admits he's a bad engine during " I'm Full of Surprises" and once stated there's a reason he's called Devious Diesel. Series 15 - Gordon and Ferdinand ( cameo), Percy's New Friends, Edward the Hero ( cameo) and Tree Trouble ( does not speak)The theme tune has the same melody as Set Friendship in Motion, albeit as a different song type with altered lyrics. Eagleland: A mix of Boorish and Beautiful, having the tech to go on both rails and roads, while being a Broken Ace. A version of this song featuring the diesel engines was featured in the twenty-third series episode, Diesel Do Right, sung by Kerry Shale. In a sense of irony for this version, Shale originally auditioned for Thomas in Hero of the Rails. Toys "R" Us exclusive. Includes Thomas, Percy, Diesel, Dash, Victor, Winston, Bertie (replaced with Duncan in 2015), Harold, Kevin, and Captain.

Flynn fighting a fire at the Woods whilst the fireman shoos away some squirrels. This and the above scenes were from the fifteenth series episode, Fiery Flynn. Hates Being Alone: In the "Who's Thomas?" song, he laments that engines are always rushing about, leaving him isolated where he is. Starting with this special, different arrangements of Percy's theme by Robert Hartshorne are occasionally featured in the show. Dumb Muscle: Downplayed. Den is the bigger and stronger one of the two, but struggles to get his thoughts into words. Platonic Life-Partners: With Ryan. They live together, but they're just friends. She has Ship Tease with Diesel anyways.According to Ian McCue, Splatter, Dodge and Dennis were originally intended to return in this special. However, they were later cut in favor of Paxton, Sidney and Norman. [2] As these three share the same respective basis as the former three engines, therefore technically making them all related. Had these changes been retained, this could have marked Dennis, Splatter and Dodge's first appearances in full CGI, and this would have also marked the return of Splatter and Dodge since Thomas and the Magic Railroad. This would have also been their first appearances in the main series outside of said special and Dennis' since The Great Discovery, as well as his first speaking role since the ninth series episode, Thomas' Day Off and it would have been their only appearances in the Nitrogen era.

Salty's last speaking role in a special until Tale of the Brave and thus his last appearance in a special in the Nitrogen era.A mobile crane and Victor's assistant. Kevin is faster than Victor at delivering parts, except Kevin is extremely clumsy. In the eighteenth series, he hid from Paxton along with Diesel, Den and Sidney causing Paxton to make an island-wide search for them. Advertised Extra: He was given a toy and mentioned to be an important character in Thomas' past. In The Adventure Begins, he gets three lines and 20 seconds of screen time at the very end.

Villainous Breakdown: While they vary in intensity, Diesel is prone to losing his cool whenever his plots fail, of note is his "Hugh, GURR, SMOOOARR", growling in Pop Goes The Diesel. Nice Guy: Isn't even angry at Thomas for not warning him about something which nearly got them killed by an explosion. He also doesn't hold it against Daisy for exhausting him when she tries to pass off her work onto him. Character Development: Subtle example. From the early Hit episode "Thomas To The Rescue", Diesel drifts from being a Dark Messiah bent on scrapping steamies to more just a petty Jerkass who can show some begrudged respect for steamies like Thomas. The CGI series increasingly conveys Diesel as more just an insecure bully who wants recognition but can't let go of old grudges. Gordon Takes a Tumble | Henry and the Elephant | Percy Takes a Plunge | Thomas and the Special Letter | James and the Trouble with Trees | Spic and Span | Diesel from Thomas to the Rescue | Emily's AdventureBelle squirting water from her water cannons whilst on the move. This scene was from the fifteenth series episode, Big Belle. Though there are some engines in real life (like the LB&SCR D1) that do have water cannons during WWII. The prototype of Axel showed him having Vinnie's tender repainted. His final model has his correct tender.