The year is 1973. Life is normal on the Island of Sodor. Contracts were being made, and buildings being built. A nuclear power-plant on the Brendam had been built, but after that... all hell broke loose.

The Magic is Gone. Their Universe has been forgotten. The adventures of the engines on the Island of Sodor have captivated generations of children. But as their market success strayed further from the truth, and with the world around the Island changing, the final adventures of the engines of Sodor were lost to history. In a different world, where society has moved on from steam and diesel engines of old, one urban explorer makes a pilgrimage to the lost, deserted Island, hoping uncover what happened to the famous engines. Piecing together what happened in the final days of the Fat Controller's railway, its time to learn what really happened to Thomas and his Friends.

Thomas seems so happy-go-lucky. But is that Thomas really Thomas?

The story of the real Thomas the Tank Engine.

This book in the series focuses on the spotlight: Thomas!

Based on the World War II movie "The Adventures of Thomas" directed by Shane Acker. I like to thank NorthWester1 on Deviantart for this concept. In the days following the Battle of Britain, Thomas the Tank Engine befriends a young boy named Christopher who longs to reconnect with his father. With the help of his friends, Thomas and Christopher must stand up against a devious diesel and the approaching forces of Nazi Germany to ensure a new era of peace on the Island of Sodor.

The North Western railway is destroyed. Every engine made their way to a new home, accept for Thomas and Percy. He finds out that the USA has a railway called "Strasburg Railway". He and Percy go through many adventures to get there. But did they?

Let's rewind back to the early days of Thomas the Tank Engine. Thomas was a little 0-6-0t shunter. He was a bit of a goofball and had very little friends. But he wasn't called Thomas. But we all want to know what happened in the early days? Well this is it. Heavily Inspired by Sodor Orgins.