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The fat controller-stern faced but very fair.
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fat controller. firm but fair in true british tradition.
Henry The Green Engine (for me)
Henry's first (mis-)adventure was in 'The Sad Story of Henry', the third story in the Railway Series book The Three Railway Engines. In this story he went into a tunnel and refused to come out due to fears that the rain would spoil his paint. As punishment, the Fat Controller ordered that he was bricked up in the tunnel forever. Weeks later, he was eventually let out to help Edward pull Gordon's express train, after Gordon burst a safety valve.
How anyone can call the Fat Controller 'fair' I don't know. Flippin Nazi!
Henry's first (mis-)adventure was in 'The Sad Story of Henry', the third story in the Railway Series book The Three Railway Engines. In this story he went into a tunnel and refused to come out due to fears that the rain would spoil his paint. As punishment, the Fat Controller ordered that he was bricked up in the tunnel forever. Weeks later, he was eventually let out to help Edward pull Gordon's express train, after Gordon burst a safety valve.
How anyone can call the Fat Controller 'fair' I don't know. Flippin Nazi!
I believe the fat controller has mellowed over the years.
baracouda30 25 Oct 10:23
Henry The Green Engine (for me)
Henry's first (mis-)adventure was in 'The Sad Story of Henry', the third story in the Railway Series book The Three Railway Engines. In this story he went into a tunnel and refused to come out due to fears that the rain would spoil his paint. As punishment, the Fat Controller ordered that he was bricked up in the tunnel forever. Weeks later, he was eventually let out to help Edward pull Gordon's express train, after Gordon burst a safety valve.
How anyone can call the Fat Controller 'fair' I don't know. Flippin Nazi!
Totally fair in my opinion. Vanity is one of the worst of all crimes. I hope Henry had a good hard look at himself and learned his lesson. These namby pamby bed wetting liberals who think the fat controller was out of order highlight everything that is wrong with this country.
Henry The Green Engine (for me)
Henry's first (mis-)adventure was in 'The Sad Story of Henry', the third story in the Railway Series book The Three Railway Engines. In this story he went into a tunnel and refused to come out due to fears that the rain would spoil his paint. As punishment, the Fat Controller ordered that he was bricked up in the tunnel forever. Weeks later, he was eventually let out to help Edward pull Gordon's express train, after Gordon burst a safety valve.
How anyone can call the Fat Controller 'fair' I don't know. Flippin Nazi!
Totally fair in my opinion. Vanity is one of the worst of all crimes. I hope Henry had a good hard look at himself and learned his lesson. These namby pamby bed wetting liberals who think the fat controller was out of order highlight everything that is wrong with this country.
Suprised no-one has mentioned Daisy.
She goes like a train I'm told.
She goes like a train I'm told.
Without googling, guess how many episodes of this classic there were.
I will give the answer at 10.40
I will give the answer at 10.40
Trevor the Tractor.
Important to teach the children alliteration at an early age, imo.
Important to teach the children alliteration at an early age, imo.
Gordon for me , although i do have a soft spot for Toby
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