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AEG thomas friends Once upon a time, on the Island of Sodor, there was a group of friendly trains known as Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. They lived on the railroad and loved to explore the island, helping people and having fun. One day, they met Gordon, a powerful and proud blue engine who worked on the main line. Thomas and his friends were fascinated by Gordon's stories of adventure and excitement on the main line. They decided to ask him to take them on a ride. Gordon agreed, and they all set off on a journey of a lifetime. As they rode along the railroad, they sang a cheerful song, enjoying the sights and sounds around them. Little did they know that their adventure was just beginning.

CP 4047 Once upon a time, there was a locomotive named CP 4047. She was built in 1967 and spent most of her life hauling freight across Canada. But one day, her owner decided to retire her and put her up for sale.

Jax and Ragatha Jax and Ragatha have been best friends since childhood. They grew up playing all sorts of games together, from board games to video games. Monopoly was their favorite game, and they had played it countless times over the years. However, their friendly competition had turned into full-blown arguments, with each of them trying to outsmart the other.

PRR K4 1361 PRR K4 1361 was born in the Altoona Works of the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1917. She was one of 525 K4s class steam locomotives built between 1914 and 1928, and was designed to haul heavy freight trains across the rugged terrain of the Appalachian Mountains.

R4-04 R4-04, also known as "Mara," was a state-of-the-art AI designed for combat and reconnaissance. She was created by the Railroad, a secret organization dedicated to fighting against the oppressive regime of the Institute. Mara had been stationed at the Railroad's headquarters under the Old North Church, where she had been tasked with monitoring the surrounding area for any signs of Institute activity.