Trenino Fisher Price Thomas & Friends Track Master James

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The shake shake bridge and the zip zoom and logging adventure Thomas was different than the other TOMY Thomas they made. Mavis breaks her Cowcatcher ( from the story Mavis and the Lorry) with a flatbed of a Lorry and a quarry car

The Thomas model used for advertising the Fix 'em Up Friends set is different than the model from the set. Much like his Plarail model, Winston has a front coupling and a Sir Topham Hatt figurine, but unlike the Plarail model, the Motorized version of said figurine is not removable. In the Winged Thomas set, Annie and Clarabel are painted blue, similarly to the way they appeared in Thomas' dream sequence in the Streamlining scene from The Great Race, except they are wearing goggles.The fisher price Talking Gordon came with one and two toots on his "Hello I'm Gordon" and "Full Steam Ahead" phrase. Harold's last appearance until Misty Island Rescue, his last full appearance in an episode until the fourteenth series episode, Merry Misty Island, and his last appearance in the model series. Some of the tender engines also like the talking engines and remote controlled engines could not uncouple either.

Despite the All Around Sodor Deluxe Set showing the Push Along Emily with her number on marketing, she does not actually have her number on the actual toy itself. The 2021 reissue of the Push Along Emily features her 12. As with the series itself, the engines' wheels no longer have spokes or side rods. However, a hole exists for side rods on the driving wheels. In 2005, two sets feature a Thomas that could make real steam were made. ( Technically while advertised as "real steam" they could blow a fine cold mist of water.)Harvey and Mighty Mac are unpowered. A powered coach (a works unit coach for Harvey and a cream and green coach for Mighty Mac) is used to push them. This is because Harvey's crane takes up too much space to house a battery, as does Mighty Mac's end-swapping function. These engines and their respective coaches have special couplers to make them easier to push. Other characters in the range, such as Stepney, Arthur, Molly, Neville, Hank, BoCo, Dodge, Dennis, Duke, Freddie, Colin, and some of the other Sodor Construction Company vehicles, never appeared in the CGI series at all, although some were originally considered to return in CGI at some point or were at least indirectly mentioned in the CGI series.

This episode aired before the eleventh series episode, Hector the Horrid! in Australia, so the audience would not know who Hector is.Monty's model was unofficially released in Poland stores and has become exceptionally rare, however some models have been found in other countries such as the UK. When Hector tells James to start rolling down the hill, the latter is already starting to move before the former tells him to do so. Dash breaks down then gets Fuel for the steam fair ( from Emily and Dash) with Fueling Tools on a Flatbed James Busy as a Bee (originally known as "Busy Bee" James; はたらきバチ・ジェームス) is an engine based on the episode The Green Controller. Ashima's hyper glow model incorrectly depicts her as a 0-4-0 than a 0-8-2. Her standard model also has uncoloured middle wheels.

Thomas mends the Telephones ( from Thomas and the Rainbow) with a flatbed of Teleograph poles and a breakvan with a rainbow banner Douglas and the Special Coach ( from The Missing Coach) with Thomas' Special Coach and a coach that has "Wild Nor Wester" on it Edward and the Car ( from Charlie and Eddie) with a Flatbed with Sir Topham Hatt's Car with a Funnel on the Top Terence Pulls the Van ( from the Magazine story Pulling the Post) with a Sledge and Snow covered Tom's Tipper Van on it Diesel 10 covered in sludge ( from Thomas and the Magic Railroad) with a freight car with building supplies for the viaduct and a breakvan with PT bommer insideEdward's 2014 model's pilot wheels are moulded into his running board and the prototype of the model shows them unpainted. The wheels were coloured for the final release. Some of the newer tender engines have their motors in their tender to avoid having a wire that could break between the two parts of the engine. The fisher price talking Thomas only toots three times while the other fisher price engines toot once. A number of individual copies of Gator's model are only painted the lighter shade of green, while most Gator models are accurately painted two-tone green.