Crovan (formerly 87546) is the Governor of Sodor's private engine and often pulls his coach, who is named Helen. 87546 was built in 1907 at Brighton works. He was a complete experimental engine, being similar to Henry in his old shape. 87546 …

87546 and 98462 are two blue tender engines who once visited the North Western Railway on trial from a railway on the Mainland. In 1923, two blue engines known only by their numbers - 87546 and 98462 - were sent to the North Western Railway on trial.

Credit to The Great Western Scot for the blue livery. The Other Red Engine was a big red engine that worked on the Fat Controller's Railway in the early days. Not much is known about him, whether if he was kind or if he was like 98462 or 87546, rude and nasty.

87546 was a blue tender engine who once visited the North Western Railway on loan from the Mainland. In 1923, two blue engines without names, only known by their numbers - 87546 and 98462 - were sent to the North Western Railway on loan.

Crovan, numbered 87546, is a tender engine-turned/robotic flying battle train. 98462 and 87546 were originally part of Sir Topham Hatt’s railway before their horrid and rude behavior towards Edward and some smaller engines sent them packing.

May 14, 2024 · 87546 is a blue tender engine who once visited the North Western Railway on trial from a railway on the Mainland. Sir Topham Hatt, controller of the North Western Railway, loaned 87546, 98462, The First Red Engine and the second red engine before the events of the "Three Railway Engines" Book...

Herbert the Reckless Engine, also known as 87546, is one of the antagonists of the Seventyverse and one of the engines in the Anti Diesel Electric League Revolution.

87546 is a big blue engine who was on Sodor a long time ago along with 98462 from the railway series, but was rude and was sent away and he in the game spawns on Sodor and at Crovan's gate sheds. and needs a Big ass Rebuild. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

Livery Crovan is painted in Caledonian Railway blue with red lining. His tender has the initials "C R" standing for Caledonian Railway, these initials are done in yellow with red lining. He also has the number "87546" on the side of his cab in yellow.

In 1923, two blue engines only known by their numbers - 87546 and 98462 - were sent to the North Western Railway on trial. 87546 and 98462 stayed at Vicarstown Sheds along with Edward, Henry, Gordon and a red tender engine.