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I made this to demonstrate the problem with Anthropomorphic trains. I came up with my own theory that the trains where pretty much sentient beings, but they needed a computer system of some sort to run themselves and communicate with humans. (none of that 'sparkle, sparkle BS from Thomas) However, computers and coal dust don't mix very well, so occasionally the system crashes and the locomotives shut down, as #2 Cheese demonstrates to a crowd of steam engines.

I couldn't get Starbucks's face right, so, he is the one without a face on the far left. Next up is #2 Cheese, experiencing a 'face error'. #87 is Jolly Roger, a 2-10-0 of my own design, who is getting a kick out of Cheese's failure. And on the far right is 'Old 97,' who is constantly annoyed with every fiber on the face of the Earth.

Description
I made this to demonstrate the problem with Anthropomorphic trains. I came up with my own theory that the trains where pretty much sentient beings, but they needed a computer system of some sort to run themselves and communicate with humans. (none of that 'sparkle, sparkle BS from Thomas) However, computers and coal dust don't mix very well, so occasionally the system crashes and the locomotives shut down, as #2 Cheese demonstrates to a crowd of steam engines.

I couldn't get Starbucks's face right, so, he is the one without a face on the far left. Next up is #2 Cheese, experiencing a 'face error'. #87 is Jolly Roger, a 2-10-0 of my own design, who is getting a kick out of Cheese's failure. And on the far right is 'Old 97,' who is constantly annoyed with every fiber on the face of the Earth.