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These include engine drivers, who together with firemen, make up the crews that operate and maintain the engines on a railway. They keep their assigned engine in control and provide company, as well as a voice of reason when it is being difficult.
- Drivers (T&F)
The drivers (sometimes called engineers in some US...
- Drivers (T&F)/Gallery
A driver's close-up head owned by Twitter user TomsProps. A...
- Driver
The drivers drive and maintain the engines and diesels, and,...
- Drivers (T&F)
The drivers (sometimes called engineers in some US narrations) are responsible for driving trains. A steam engine driver is accompanied with a fireman, whereas a diesel engine driver is accompanied with a secondman. Together they make up the crews that operate and maintain the engines on a railway.
A driver's close-up head owned by Twitter user TomsProps. A driver's close-up figure at the History of Thomas Event. A close-up driver figure in Rusty's close-up cab at the Awdry Extravagana 3 in 2023. A prototype close-up driver head prior to being sold by The Prop Gallery. Photo reference.
THE DRIVERS (and firemen): The status of the drivers or firemen has changed from that in series 1- 7. Previously the drivers HAD to be mentioned when describing actions or movements that the engines made. For instance, engines could not just ‘slow down’ or ‘go faster’.
The drivers drive and maintain the engines and diesels, and, along with the fireman, keep the engines in control and provide a voice of reason when the engine is being difficult. A driver's uniform is blue pants, a white shirt, a black tie, with a blue jacket over it, and a blue cap.
The firemen help maintain the engines, and, along with the driver, keep the engines in control and provide a voice of reason when the engine is being difficult. While the train is moving they stoke the fire and keep the water level where it needs to be. After a trip, they clean the firebox. They...
Driver (Thomas and Friends) The drivers, often called engineers in recent US narrations, drive and maintain the engines and, along with the fireman, keep the engines in control and provide a voice of reason when an engine was being difficult.
