#Fergus the railway traction engine how to#
Despite this, he is a very well-meaning and a very friendly engine that can still offer positive advice, and is always willing to help the other engines when their in trouble, and even helping them do things right when confused on how to do so. He cannot stand any nonsense from the likes of cheeky tank engines, arrogant tender engines, or even devious diesels. He is proud of running the cement works and even the China Clay Works on Edward's Branch line, and can always prefers to have everything running like clockwork. But his persnickety and obedient demeanor can get on the other engines nerves. He knows the whole rule book by heart, and is always insisting the other engines "do it right". Bio: Fergus is a railway traction that never hesitates to follow the rules. Personality Traits: Obedient, Serious, Strict, Friendly, Kind, Honorable, Humble, Insistent, Wise, Brave, Proud, Practical, Loyal, Outgoing, Social, Wisecracking (Occasionally), Persnickety, Compulsive, Temperamental, Headstrong, Confiding, Overzealous (Occasionally), Impatient (Sometimes), Intelligent, Smart, Clever, No-Nonsense, Respectable, Well-Meaning, Good-Hearted, and Hardworking. Affiliations: Northwestern Railway, Sodor Cement Works, Sodor China Clay Pits, Wellsworth-Brendam Branch line, Brendam Docks, Knapford Shunting Yards, Sir Topham Hatt Railway: Northwestern Railway Bluebell Railway (Formerly) Basis: Aveling & Porter TJ "Blue Circle" Railway Traction Engine Narrator: And from then on, James and Fergus got along perfectly.-Name: Fergus the Railway Traction Engine (Smiles)įergus: Maybe I was a little too bossy. (James shunts the last few trucks into place) He obeyed all the rules, and finished the job safe and sound. Narrator: James helped to clean up the mess, and continued work. The trucks were pulled downward, but fortunately James' tender coupling broke, leaving him safely on solid ground.įergus: What were you thinking? You're lucky to be unhurt! He reached the safe line just as the edge of the pit collapsed and the trakcs collapsed. With one final effort, James raced forward. The trucks were being pulled over the edge. Sand slid down the side fo the pit, and ther rails had noticeably moved. James pumped his pistons and charged forwards as fast as he could. The tracks were already slowly sliding towards the edge of the pit. James: (thinking) Maybe I should head back. He was about halfway across when he felt a slight wobble. James started down the line, feeling vindicated. Narrator: James puffed onto the edge line.
James: (muttering) I'll show that bossy engine! He lives by his precious rules, but anyone can see that the other line's safe! But then James noticed that Fergus had puffed away to work somewhere else. The line that runs along the edge is unsafe. He steamed over to his next line, where Fergus was waiting.įergus: You'll have to take the long way around the excavation pitss. James let off a loud wheesh of steam.įergus: No! Quarry rule #23 forbids loud wheeshing! You could start an avalanche! Do it right! When the job was finally done, he was exhausted. Narrator: This made James very cross indeed. James: It'll take me forever to shunt them five by five across the quarry!įergus: Well, the sooner you start, the sooner you'll finish!
Just then, Fergus steamed by, looking cross.įergus: Stop! Quarry rule #46 states that you can't push more than five trucks at a time for safety reasons. He buffrered up to the trucks and started to push them. Narrator: James was annoyed by Fergus's bossy manner. See those trucks over there? (Indicates a long line of trucks) Shunt them to the other side of the quarry. (Spoken, proudly) Yes I am.įergus: Right then.
James: (thinking) I hope Emily isn't right. He was small, and had a large flywheel on one side of his boiler. Narrator: As he pulled in, James caught sight of Fergus. (Proud and indignant) Well, if this Fergus really is boossy, I'll show him who the real pride of the railway is!Įmily: (Calling to him) I thought we were all the pride of the railway! James: (Worried) Just kidding, just kidding. James: (Sighs) I have to go to the quarry to work with the new engine, Fergus.Įmily: Oh! I hear Fergus is really bossy. He meets Emily at a crossing)Įmily: Hello. (James is steaming through the countryside. Narrator: Disgusted, James puffed away from the washdown, headed for the quarry. Sir Topham Hatt: Really useful engines do as they are told! Coincedently, so do slaves, but that's not important! Anyway, you'll be working with a new engine.
Sir Topham Hatt: You must help out with a special job at the quarry. He was enjoying himself immensly, and was trying to take a nap when Sir Topham Hatt arrived. The workmen brushed his boiler till it shone, and polished his dome until it gleamed like gold. Narrator: It was a beautiful summer morning on Sodor.
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