BoCo is a green mixed-traffic diesel engine, who primarily works on Edward's Branch Line and occasionally on the Main Line. BoCo was built for British Railways on 29th September 1958, and along with the rest of his class worked in the Barrow-in-Furness area from 1962.

BoCo is a diesel who was built in September 1958 and arrived on Sodor in 1965 to work on Edward's Branch Line. He is a wise and kind diesel who loves to work. Once BoCo came to the North West Railway, he had to deal with Bill and Ben's nonsense as they played a trick on him.

BoCo is a fictional standard gauge diesel created by the Rev. W. Awdry. BoCo lives and works on the North Western Railway. He first appeared in The Railway Series book, Main Line Engines, which was published in 1966.

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BoCo is a supporting character from The Railway Series and the TV Adaptation Thomas & Friends. He is a large Diesel Engine who was sent to Sodor for trial but proved that he was good enough to keep on the railway.

Nov 2, 2021 · BoCo is a kind and large diesel, he works on the Brendam Branch Line on the Island of Sodor, He’s worked here for many years and wouldn’t want to be anywhere else, it is a beautiful island, the industry is always booming and the forests and fields are always beautiful...

Aug 13, 2016 · I got an... interesting look for BoCo in my headcanon, you can take a look on my gallery.

BoCo is a green mixed-traffic diesel engine, who works on Edward's Branch Line. BoCo once accidentally took Bill and Ben's china clay trucks. The twins decided to play a trick on him, playing on their identical looks to make the diesel think that …

Mar 23, 2015 · After having their nameplates and numberplates taken away, Bill and Ben find the "diseasel" on a siding, they harass and confuse him until Edward puts a stop to their games, and the "diseasel" introduces himself as BoCo.

Jan 16, 2016 · As you can see, I've started on my model of Boco. I've completed the basic body shape, and started on the detailing. Thanks to RailwayFan2001 who was able to provide me with some plans for the Metrovicks.