Peep Peep Thomas – Web site Launch Competition To make our website launch a little more fun, we have a Wooden Logan and the Big Blue Engine Book Pack to be won. This Hard to Find item can be won by simply placing an order at http://www.peeppeep.net before the end of January. Wooden Logan Prize…
Peep Peep Thomas Has a New Website – www.peeppeep.net When we started Peep Peep Thomas over 10 years ago, our website was peeppeep.net, we then moved to buythomasthetankengine.co.uk. So why have we just launched peeppeep.net – well over the last 2 years we have noticed a large amount of our customers view us on either mobile…
Meet George the Steam Roller with Peep Peep Thomas George is a grumpy steamroller whose interactions with engines generally lead to trouble. George was built in 1920 and arrived on Sodor in 1962. When he first arrived, he immediately entered a conflict with the engines of the Skarloey Railway. At the time Sir Handel was boasting…
Meet Gator the Large “Alligator” Tank Engine with Peep Peep Thomas Gator is incredibly brave and longs to travel, while retaining a calm, grounded personality. He longs to travel out at sea and works up in the high mountains, but also has a slight fear of heights. Although Gator’s real name is Gerald, he is…
Meet Ferdinand the Logging Engine with Peep Peep Thomas Ferdinand is the gentle giant of Misty Island, where he works with twin engines Bash and Dash. Instead of burning coal, Ferdinand runs on wood and oil. He is bigger and slower than Dash and Bash, but will always endeavour to join in all the same.…
Meet Emily the Slightly Bossy Engine with Peep Peep Thomas Emily is a large green Stirling Single. She was designed by Patrick Stirling and built at Doncaster Works in 1870. She speaks with a Glaswegian accent. Emily was ignored by the other engines for pulling Annie and Clarabel without Thomas’ permission or knowledge. The matter was…
Meet Edward the Number 2 Blue Engine with Peep Peep Thomas Edward is a mixed-traffic engine. He speaks with a politically correct (P.C.) English accent. Edward was designed by Pettigrew and built by Sharp Stewart and Company in 1896 and worked on the Furness Railway before coming to Sodor in 1920 to finish the building of…
Meet Duncan the Narrow Gauge Engine with Peep Peep Thomas Duncan is a narrow gauge tank engine who came to the Skarloey Railway after Peter Sam’s accident with the slate trucks. He speaks with a Orcadian accent. Duncan was built by Andrew Barclay at Kilmarnock and worked in a factory in Scotland, which Peter Sam claims…
Meet Duke – Old Grandpuff with Peep Peep Thomas Duke, named after the Duke of Sodor and originally The Duke, is considered a hero amongst the engines. He speaks with a Welsh accent. Duke was built at Boston Lodge and was regauged to 2ft 3in before being transported to Sodor for the opening of the…
Meet Duck the Pannier Tank Engine with Peep Peep Thomas Montague (affectionately known as “Duck” because of his supposed waddle) is a Great Western pannier tank engine. Duck worked at Paddington before moving to Sodor in 1955 to take over Percy’s shunting duties, leaving the latter free to assist with the construction of Knapford Harbour. Duck was a…
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