But officially bought in 1984) Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. The Engines of the North Western Railway fleet!

Feb 17, 2024 · NWR 16 “Teal Ridge” (better known as Sam): LMS 0-6-6-0 Horwich Mallet (built in 1955 as ordered by the NWR, acquired by the railway shortly after arriving on Sodor that same year, named after the famous “Blue Ridge 2-6-6-6 locomotives of the Virginian Railroad in …

Aug 18, 2023 · The North Western Railway Fleet #2: Now (UPDATED!) Part 2 - This is what all the engines of Sodor look like now. SITREP (27/12/2023): I have changed some of my AU characters buy taking a couple away and replacing them with some added characters I made. Full details of these engines will be coming soon.

The North Western Railway (NWR) is the main standard gauge rail network on the Island of Sodor. From nationalisation on 1st January 1948 until it privatised from BR, it was the North Western Region of British Railways. The railway's motto is …

Feb 17, 2022 · The Steam Engines of the North Western Railway. The fleet is a combination of the Railway Series and Classic Television Series. 1. Thomas a. Built: 1915 b. Config: 0-6-0T c. Nationality: English d. Class: LBSCR E2 2. Edward a. Built: 1896 b. Config: 4-4-0 c. Nationality: English d. Class: FR K2 3. Henry a. Built: 1919 b. Config: 4-6-0 c ...

Here is the continuing NWR + Sodor Fleet. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

Feb 11, 2025 · Crovan’s Gate Works became owned by the NWR following the NWR/BR split. In 2025 the SCC closes and Bill, Ben, and Timothy are bought by the NWR, and Marrion is bought by Packard & Co. The ghost engine in Percy’s Ghostly Trick, is actually Paul, the former #1 of CGW who died in 1941

Feb 17, 2024 · NWR 33 “Sigrid”: LNER Thompson L1 class 2-6-4T (built in 1945, acquired by the NWR in 1948, originally numbered 9000 before coming to Sodor). NWR 34 “Katie”: Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST (Built by the NWR in 1995 at Crovan’s Gate).

Aug 28, 2024 · NWR #44 to #50 are NWR-Built 4-6-0 Mixed-Traffic engines. One of them can be seen in the background of a picture in "Henry The Green Engine". Once again, they are nameless in my headcanon.

Canonically, though, the NWR is said to have about 80 engines to its name, with the vast majority going undocumented officially. So I took it upon myself to expand the visible fleet accordingly, deftly mixing elements from the RWS, TVS and my own ideas.