Thomas & Friends Windmill

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In the second half of both the UK and US trailers feature the instrumentals of the 1997 song, The World Is New by American band, Save Ferris. Cranky was meant to have a non-speaking role. In the scene where Splatter and Dodge ask Diesel 10 why he let Mr. Conductor escape, Cranky would have dropped a crate of fruits and vegetables on them. In the final film, Diesel 10 is covered in coal from a hopper. Cranky's model still appears in the film, albeit as set dressing at Knapford. Thomas' Useful Stories* | Thomas' Fan Favorite Adventures* | Thomas' Magical Musical Ride* | Great Destinations! | Double Features | HiT Favorites Entertainment to Grow Up With* | Two Thomas Adventures* | Thomas' Sodor Stories* | Fun with Thomas | Thomas' Trainyard Adventures* | Starting This Fall on PBS* | Thomas to the Rescue | Quarry Adventures on Sodor | The Story of Thomas and the Jet Engine | Thomas Tries His Best | Thomas' Birthday Sampler | Thomas & Friends 2008 Sampler DVD | Go, Go Thomas! | Thomas' Railway Adventures! | Disappearing Diesels There was an extra scene where Henry would return feeling a lot better and would thank Thomas for helping him.

Cranky was meant to have a nonspeaking role. In the scene where Splatter and Dodge ask Diesel 10 why he let Mr. Conductor escape, Cranky would have dropped a crate of fruits and vegetables on them. There was a second idea which had him drop oil on Diesel 10. In the final film, Diesel 10 is covered in coal from a hopper. Cranky's model still appears in the film, albeit as set dressing at Knapford. The ruined Tower Mill was originally going to appear in the aftermath of the storm in the 2005 special, Calling All Engines! but it was changed to the Sodor Suspension Bridge. This episode marks Toby's only speaking role in the seventh series, which makes the seventh series the first series of the show to have Toby only have a speaking role once, the others being the seventeenth series episode, The Lost Puff and the twenty-third series episode, Heart of Gold, and this also marks his last speaking role in the Classic Series.The film was shot in a 4:3 fullscreen frame and later matted into a 1.85:1 widescreen image for theatrical release; the UK DVD as well as the film on Sprout and Starz airings was rendered in full frame as a letterboxed widescreen image. Thomas and the Toy Workshop/Thomas and the Really Brave Engines and Other Adventures Double Feature Thomas is later thinking trouble is soon to come if Diesel has unfinished business. He talks to James at Tidmouth Sheds, after he accidentally bumps into some buffers. James explains that he was shut up in the sheds by Sir Topham Hatt for being naughty, when Diesel 10 shows up and voices his plan to destroy a lost engine named Lady and thus establish Diesels as the dominant engines on Sodor. While James is confused, Thomas is worried and goes to find Mr. Conductor. James and Percy were originally present in the ending at the wishing well, but were later cut from the scene.

Mr. Conductor then introduces the town of Shining Time, where we see happy residents, full of life at the station. The posters of Sir Topham Hatt reading "Sir Topham Needs You" featured throughout the film are a reference to the Lord Kitchener and Uncle Sam recruiting posters. Thomas and the Magic Railroad was released onto VHS and DVD on 19 October 2000 in the United Kingdom and Ireland by Warner Home Video and in the United States on October 31, 2000 by Columbia TriStar Home Video. In 2007, the Double Feature with The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland was released. Another thing to note about the powder scene was that it originally took place at the quarry instead of Tidmouth.Thomas, Lady and Burnett return, where they and the rest of the team work out the answer to the riddle. Lily mixes water from the well with golden shavings from the magic railroad and with a little encouragement, tosses them into the air, where they form into gold dust. Delighted, the conductors resupply their whistles, while Thomas and Lady thank each other. Originally, Percy and Toby were going to be introduced hauling scrap from the scrapyard. Percy speaks about how he is glad to be out of the scrapyard as he finds it scary. He also tells Toby about Sir Topham Hatt going on holiday. Toby assures him everything will be alright. Splatter and Dodge are revealed to be listening in and leave to tell the boss, Diesel 10.

Series 11 - Thomas and the Storyteller, Thomas and the Lighthouse, Don't be Silly, Billy, Edward and the Mail, Thomas in Trouble and Percy and the Left Luggage Gordon's happy face model was never released with blue wheels with siderods, though his gold plated, rainbow, shooting star and 2010 plated variants depict him with a happy face and siderods. Gordon's Wind-up toy also has a happy face and blue wheels with siderods.The next day, with the diesels trapped, the steam engines work very hard on the main and branch lines, delivering goods and passengers to every station and yards, as repairs continue. The song is named after the popular Christmas song of the same name, written in 1934 by Felix Bernard and Richard B. Smith. Big Man is the same as Little Man, except with Mr. Conductor at human size. Mr. Conductor was green-screened in both tests. In the deleted scene of Splatter and Dodge at the Smelters yard, they are both wearing their different masks that did not appear in the final film.