Home
Creators
Search Recent Missing Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

The Stories of Sodor: Losses (Patreon)

Published:
2024-11-22 13:00:04
Imported:
2026-06
haven't archived this post yet. have a subscription? use the importer!

Downloads

  • 376038535.mp4

Missing 1 full-res photo, 1 video, as this post has not yet been imported.

Content

The Skarloey Railway has been experiencing severe losses to the roads, causing many of its engines to worry about their future.

Files

Previews only

Comments

Ellis Miller

Is it spelt Mannering or Mainwaring?

Billy Jordan

Excellent story mate RIP Sir Handel Brown and can't wait for the Arlesdale Engines

Joshua Raffensberger

I was not expecting Stuart to be such a grump. Onslow once again proved his worth. I was expecting at least one engine death. This episode certainly was full of surprises. That is another good one.

John Daniels

Honestly was worried the safety value was going to take an another or that Onslow would snuff it

Tacocat

This was a pretty good episode. I was kind of expecting an engine to snuff it in this episode but I guess I was wrong. I also am thinking that if onslow was a little bit more backwards, he would've snuffed it. Luckily he didn't and lived. The accident reminded me a tiny bit of when lily sacrificed herself in stories of war. Especially when Stuart's safety valve jammed and he said "Damn Safety Valve!". But yeah, overall fantastic episode. can't wait for the Arlsdale engines next episode. Can't wait for the rest of the season as well. Especially adjustment.

Matty Harris

The Skarloey Railway time and this was certainly an episode. Interesting but just okay. Okay, I will say first, I’m glad there weren't any major deaths in this episode. I know there had been the worry that Atlas or Skarloey was going to take the plunge, admittedly I slightly had that feeling in my head. Again, glad that wasn’t the case here and that it wasn’t too devastating. Though it’s still sad to see that Sir Handel Brown did pass away from a heart attack. I’m surprised to see Stuart in the main role here. It’s a nice surprise though. It’s interesting to see his character here, of how he’s worried that with the roads taking control of the SKR, it meant that he might be losing his home. I completely understood his feelings and worries that he would possibly lose his second home. I understood why he came off as very grumpy throughout, which is interesting to see. More interesting is that Onslow has the same worries as well with losing another home. Hearing the amount of companies he left, made me feel bad for him. Though like he said, which is a good moral, “such is life”. I will say, I did think Onslow was going to sacrifice himself and become dead when he saved Stuart when the trucks came rolling down the hill and his safety valve bursted. Not a fan of that re-hash though it was still very heroic of the truck and I’m happy he didn’t die because that would’ve made his backstory a lot more sadder. Finally we got a new controller for the SKR, Mr. Mannering. So like in the preview, he’s a very reasonable man. I do like his character here and that he is very reassuring to his engines, even though he did had a lot of meetings causing him to not be available at times. Surprised we got a new character though, I thought we would’ve at least gotten the debut of Mr. Percival since in the later part of Thomas, he is the controller for The Skarloey Railway. But Mr. Mannering is fine as he is. I am happy to see that he and Sir Handel Brown, before his death, had been working on a secret project and oh boy, I am very excited for next week! We’re getting the debut of the Arlesdale engines! Looking forward to seeing them in action. This was an interesting but fine episode. I like it. Nice job, Victor!

Mario sonic 64

It is heartbreaking to see, Sir Handel pass away, but it is good, The SKR became a heritage railway instead of closing down

James

I needed to hear that today "such is life" when thing go wrong you can't dwell on it. I loved the ep and thank you for putting love into it :)

Tim Scopes

I really thought Stanley or ivo were gonna die but I'm glad they didn't. And I didn't expect onslow to sacrifice himself and overall this was a very good episode

Sean Steere

Interesting to see Sir Handel and Mr. Mannering were the ones planning the Arlesdale Railway for two years before the former's death.

Matt Minter

Loved the story and focus on the narrow gauge. I am hyped for the introduction of the three classic RWS series characters.

DankEngine2005

When are Falcon and Stuart gonna become Sir Handel and Peter Sam?

Steven Larabee

They should have just turned it into a heritage railway

Spons
>>156176342

I wanna say after peter Sam croaks, they’ll stay as Stuart and falcon, but get nameplates to commemorate sir handle and peter Sam or something similar

Pascal WM

Rip Sir Handle Brown