Who has the best feet?

The correct answer is none, they’re all the same, and they don’t look attractive at all.

But hey, I’m curious to hear your answers, cause I have nothing better to do with my life. :)

u/chumbbucketman101 — 1 day ago

Am I the only one who hates CGI Bulgy?

First introduced in season 3, Bulgy was a collective bus who wanted to be better than the railways, so he schemed up a plan to steal the engines passengers, which backfired horribly when his shortcut got him wedged under a bridge, as punishment he was turned into a hen house.

Later on in season 7, Bulgy was given a second chance at a working life, and we see that discover that his attitude took a turn for the better, no longer was he mean scarlet deceiver, now he was a totally reformed character, with a new paint job and all, a solid character arc if you ask me.

But then when he was reintroduced in season 21, they completely undid all of his character development, not only did they turn him back into a red passenger bus, but they turned him back into a railway hating schemer.

This was pretty disappointing if you ask me, all that character development was totally gone to waste, but then again, the show has been known to regress the characters, so it’s not that surprising I guess, and I think it’s safe to assume that with Scruffy returning the reboot, he’s undoubtedly going to suffer the same fate.

u/chumbbucketman101 — 7 days ago

While I do agree that this story was confusing, why didn’t they just simply rewrite the script?

It’s not like they were against changing the stories a little bit, take Thomas, Percy, And The Coal for example, the episode is pretty different from how it was in the book.

So why couldn’t they just rewrite The Missing Coach to make it less confusing? They didn’t necessarily have to scrap the episode completely.

u/chumbbucketman101 — 9 days ago

When I was a kid, I thought the narrow gauge engines were of some royal status due to their themes.

They sound very regal and grandiose, with a lot of heavy brass, it’s the type of music you usually associate with royal knights, kings, queens etc.

Not to mention the railway has a ruined castle as one of its scenic sights.

u/chumbbucketman101 — 10 days ago

If Bear had appeared in the Television Series, would he have kept his original livery like Donald and Douglas?

Not only save money, but to make him stand out form Daisy and Boco, who were already green.

u/chumbbucketman101 — 13 days ago
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How do you remove the music and keep the narration and music?

*Sound effects

I’m trying to do Thomas And Gordon but with different music, but I’m having trouble with it, while Cap Cut can isolate voices, they can’t separate sound effects and music, and of course I can’t have it without any sound effects.

Anyone know how to get rid of the music but keep the sound effects?

u/chumbbucketman101 — 14 days ago

Honestly, weird basis aside, I actually kinda love Hank.

Hank is a perfect contrast to the standard big engine stereotype that we are used to in the series.

Most big engines are depicted as proud, pompous, and belittling towards the smaller engines, that’s not the case with Hank, this southern gentleman actually goes out of his way to help the smaller folk.

His patience is also pretty admirable, Thomas rudely refuses Hank’s help several times, but Hank never loses his cool or anything, he remains calm and collective, even Edward doesn’t have this level of patience, as we’ve seen a couple of times.

It’s a real shame he only got a single episode, like Dennis and Mighty Mac, Hank is one of the many one offs who got totally squandered.

u/chumbbucketman101 — 17 days ago