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Published: 2007-06-12 08:09:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 7318; Favourites: 98; Downloads: 26
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This is another illustration for the Old Bean's ERS novel "Sodor Oil Engines" (book 84) , which can be seen on SiF.o.0 Poor Oliver!
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Rust in Peace, Ollie. Toad will never forget you.
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Was Oliver okay after this accident. He and Duck are my favorite characters. 
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He will live on as the Burned engine
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Where can I read the story?
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Nice illustration - Though, I think the crew should've uncoupled Oliver from the smoldering tankers when they had the chance....
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I love Oliver's face on this one and the detail used on the fire. 10/10!
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Wow that is so cool and oliver is my fav engine
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My God, that is brutal. I've read that story and you've really captured it in your own way. That is pretty cool. \m/\m/
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The expressions on the faces of the trains in that show used to crack me up to no end.
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that is a brilliant drawing. sodor oil engines, i like lol. but why is his cab on fire? i mean, since when have the fat controller's engines been flamable. tht would definitley cause confusion and...thing lol. very nice, and i look forward to more lol
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This is really spectacular stuff! The lighting of the flames along Oliver look great, and poor Oliver looks terrified...
Really, I never finished reading this ERS novel. ><;
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OLIVER!!!!!!!!! Poor baby! He'll be all right... I think 
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First update in a while! Nice lighting you have there.
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o.O I'll say!!! His Cab is engulfed by flames!!!
Don't mean to joke but, if this was the recent TV series, at least we won't have to worry about the driver and fireman.
Because of the ever continuing quote: "Luckly no one was hurt"
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if it was the recent TV series, we won't have to worry about the driver and fireman because they don't exist.
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