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Thomas & Friends
I can't show you exactly what these new characters look like, since they technically don't exist on the Thomas & Friends television show just yet, but I can show you photos of the real life cars, trucks, buses, trains, and other vehicles that they're based on to give you an idea of how they're supposed to look on the show. All of these new characters come from all over the world, but a majority of them come from America and Canada.
John's basis
Roger's basis
Nigel's basis
Frank's basis
Unnamed New Character's basis
Scott's basis
Brody's basis
Casey's basis
Archer's basis
Unnamed New Character's basis
Delilah's basis
Granger's basis
Finnegan's basis
Gilroy's basis
Ulfred's basis
Wyatt's basis
Callahan's basis
Cooper's basis
Adrian's basis
Benny's basis
Bobby's basis
Bruno's basis
Unnamed New Character's basis
Unnamed New Character's basis
Unnamed New Character's basis
Unnamed New Character's basis
Asher's basis
Carson's basis
Adam's basis
Brian's basis
Oscar's basis
Norris' basis
Quinn's basis
Wellington's basis
Cory's basis
Zachary's basis
Warren's basis
Kieran's basis
Karl's basis
Beauregard's basis
Koody's basis
Zeke's basis
Kirk's basis
Jesse's basis
Kareem's basis
Notes: There will be more new characters coming soon! Whichever one of them I labeled as "Unnamed New Character", those are news ones that I haven't thought of names for just yet, but I will name them later.
Grant's basis
Garrett's basis
Bones' basis
Because most of my new talking train characters are American and Canadian engines, instead of having the hook and chain coupler, they have a different coupling device that's called the Janney coupler. And the way it works, is when the trains come close enough together, their Janney couplers lock together automatically. And it keeps them from coming apart, but there's enough flexibility in there that when go around curves and things, it can move. The following photos are clear examples of the American Janney couplers.
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