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Description

-Name: D40125 a.k.a. Old-Stuck Up

-Basis: BR Class 40 Diesel with a 1Co-Co1 wheel arrangement

-Built Date: 1960

-First Visited Sodor: 1984

-Year Scrapped: 1985

-Number: 40125

-Railway: British Railways

-Affiliations: British Railways, Barrow n’ Furness, Diesel 10 (Formerly), Dr. Beeching (Formerly)

-Gender: Male

-Personality Traits: Snobby, Stuck-Up, Arrogant, Pompous, Selfish, Inconsiderate, Rude, Prejudice, Racist (Because he hates steam engines), Cynical, Haughty, Lazy, Stubborn, Ignorant, Stupid, Slimy, Smug, Bossy, Ill-Tempered, Spoiled, Nosy, Bullying, Insulting, Miserable, Grumpy, Disgruntled, Disgraced, Humiliated, Hopeless, Remorseful, Redeemed

-Bio: Old-Stuck Up, as his name implies, is a typical arrogant and inconsiderate diesel from British Railways that visited Sodor in 1984 when sent to haul a heavy goods train to Knapford Harbor. While there, he rested at Tidmouth, but deliberately isolated himself due to his hatred for steam engines, belittling them for their age, and stubbornly brushing off BoCo's warnings and advice when he tried to stand for the steam engines. The day after when he was due to leave, he wanted to go in and get cleaned and refueled, only when the steam engines weren't there, as he still felt they were disgusting abominations, but snobby behavior of trying to distance himself from them only got him into serious trouble when he slipped on the oil BoCo leaked in his spot when being checked over, and crashed through the back of the wall of Tidmouth Sheds. after being berated by the Fat Controller for his careless, purist and demeaning attitude, he was not only sent home in disgrace, but his old manager, who had also had enough of his opinions on the steam engines, had him placed on the scrap heap. For Old-Stuck Up, it was already a moment too late, and the moments he spent the scrapyard finally began to make him realize the errors of being such a snooty bigot. He was sent to the Smelter's Yard in December that same year, and made peace with James, whom he encountered during his first visit, and his even though his opinions on steam engines changed drastically, and apologized for his actions, nothing could've been done, and he was scrapped, leaving the big red engine to wander about his own bigotry towards diesels.

-Artist's Commentary: Hi guys, here's a little something unexpected, its Old-Stuck Up, from the book James and the Diesel Engines, which after episode 12, I will be adapting those stories, as they really do have good character development for James and his racism towards diesel-kind. I really have CrovanWorks to thank for that, as what you see in my bio of Old-stuck is spoiler territory, but he gave me a really great idea, so CW, thank you! So Old-Stuck Up will have 2 episodes, and that will be it, but his second one will be something really big for James. I hope you enjoy!

Thomas the Tank Engine is owned by HIT Entertainment/Mattel.

Credit to the TTTE Wikia for the information.

Description

-Name: D40125 a.k.a. Old-Stuck Up

-Basis: BR Class 40 Diesel with a 1Co-Co1 wheel arrangement

-Built Date: 1960

-First Visited Sodor: 1984

-Year Scrapped: 1985

-Number: 40125

-Railway: British Railways

-Affiliations: British Railways, Barrow n’ Furness, Diesel 10 (Formerly), Dr. Beeching (Formerly)

-Gender: Male

-Personality Traits: Snobby, Stuck-Up, Arrogant, Pompous, Selfish, Inconsiderate, Rude, Prejudice, Racist (Because he hates steam engines), Cynical, Haughty, Lazy, Stubborn, Ignorant, Stupid, Slimy, Smug, Bossy, Ill-Tempered, Spoiled, Nosy, Bullying, Insulting, Miserable, Grumpy, Disgruntled, Disgraced, Humiliated, Hopeless, Remorseful, Redeemed

-Bio: Old-Stuck Up, as his name implies, is a typical arrogant and inconsiderate diesel from British Railways that visited Sodor in 1984 when sent to haul a heavy goods train to Knapford Harbor. While there, he rested at Tidmouth, but deliberately isolated himself due to his hatred for steam engines, belittling them for their age, and stubbornly brushing off BoCo's warnings and advice when he tried to stand for the steam engines. The day after when he was due to leave, he wanted to go in and get cleaned and refueled, only when the steam engines weren't there, as he still felt they were disgusting abominations, but snobby behavior of trying to distance himself from them only got him into serious trouble when he slipped on the oil BoCo leaked in his spot when being checked over, and crashed through the back of the wall of Tidmouth Sheds. after being berated by the Fat Controller for his careless, purist and demeaning attitude, he was not only sent home in disgrace, but his old manager, who had also had enough of his opinions on the steam engines, had him placed on the scrap heap. For Old-Stuck Up, it was already a moment too late, and the moments he spent the scrapyard finally began to make him realize the errors of being such a snooty bigot. He was sent to the Smelter's Yard in December that same year, and made peace with James, whom he encountered during his first visit, and his even though his opinions on steam engines changed drastically, and apologized for his actions, nothing could've been done, and he was scrapped, leaving the big red engine to wander about his own bigotry towards diesels.

-Artist's Commentary: Hi guys, here's a little something unexpected, its Old-Stuck Up, from the book James and the Diesel Engines, which after episode 12, I will be adapting those stories, as they really do have good character development for James and his racism towards diesel-kind. I really have CrovanWorks to thank for that, as what you see in my bio of Old-stuck is spoiler territory, but he gave me a really great idea, so CW, thank you! So Old-Stuck Up will have 2 episodes, and that will be it, but his second one will be something really big for James. I hope you enjoy!

Thomas the Tank Engine is owned by HIT Entertainment/Mattel.

Credit to the TTTE Wikia for the information.