A Collection of Thomas Fanfiction

Cranky the Crane

Cranky the Crane was always grumpy and grouchy. He lived on the island of Sodor, where he worked in the busy cargo yard.

One day, Thomas the tank engine arrived at the cargo yard with a load of heavy boxes. "I need your help, Cranky," said Thomas. "Can you lift these boxes onto the ship?"

But Cranky just grunted and grumbled. "I don't have time for your silly requests, Thomas," he said.

Thomas was disappointed, but he didn't give up. "Please, Cranky. The ship is leaving soon and I need to get these boxes loaded. Can you help me out?"

Cranky sighed and reluctantly agreed to help. He lifted the boxes with his strong arms and placed them carefully onto the ship.

Thomas was very grateful. "Thank you, Cranky," he said. "I knew I could count on you."

Cranky didn't say anything, but he couldn't help feeling a little bit happy inside. Maybe helping others wasn't so bad after all.

From that day on, Cranky the Crane became a little bit less cranky and a little bit more helpful. And Thomas and all the other engines on the island were very grateful to have such a strong and reliable friend.

The end.

Harvey

Once upon a time, in the land of Sodor, there lived a friendly and helpful train engine named Harvey. Harvey loved nothing more than helping his friends and making sure that the tracks on Sodor were in good repair.

One day, while out on his rounds, Harvey received a call from Thomas the Tank Engine. Thomas was having trouble with a broken rail on the tracks and needed Harvey's help to fix it.

Harvey quickly raced to the scene, ready to lend a hand. Together, Harvey and Thomas worked hard to repair the broken rail, using all of their strength and ingenuity.

After a long and hard day's work, the rail was finally fixed and Thomas was able to continue on his journey. Harvey was happy to have helped his friend and felt proud of the work they had accomplished together.

From then on, Harvey and Thomas became the best of friends, always there for each other and ready to lend a helping hand whenever it was needed. And together, they traveled the tracks of Sodor, spreading joy and friendship wherever they went.

Percy

Once upon a time, in a beautiful island far away, there was a train engine named Percy. He was a happy and energetic little engine who loved to work on the railway with his friends.

One day, Percy was given an important job. He had to deliver some special packages to a village on the other side of the island. Percy was very excited and couldn't wait to start his journey.

As he chugged along the tracks, he saw a lot of beautiful sights and made many new friends along the way. But then, Percy encountered a problem. A big rock had fallen on the tracks, and he couldn't pass.

Percy didn't know what to do. He felt worried and unsure. Suddenly, he heard a voice. It was Thomas, his best friend, who had come to help.

Together, they cleared the rocks from the tracks, and Percy was back on his way. He finally arrived at the village and delivered the special packages to everyone's delight.

Percy learned an important lesson that day. He realized that with a little help from his friends, he could do anything. He felt proud and happy to be a part of such a wonderful railway community.

From that day on, Percy worked even harder, always helping his friends, and spreading joy wherever he went. The end.

James

Once upon a time, in the rolling hills of Sodor, there lived a train engine named James. James was a handsome engine with shiny red paint, who loved to show off his strength and speed.

One day, James was feeling a bit down. He had been working hard all day and felt like nobody had noticed. As he puffed along the tracks, he passed by a small village where he saw some children playing.

James decided to stop and say hello. The children were amazed to see such a big and powerful engine, and they asked him to take them on a ride. James was thrilled to have the chance to make some new friends, and he happily agreed.

As they chugged along the tracks, James told the children all about his adventures on the railway. The children were having such a great time that they didn't want the ride to end.

But suddenly, James heard a loud whistle. It was Thomas, his best friend, who was in trouble. Thomas had broken down and needed help. James didn't hesitate for a moment. He said goodbye to the children and rushed to help Thomas.

Together, they got Thomas back on the tracks, and James was once again on his way. When he arrived back at the village, the children were so grateful that they threw a big celebration in James' honor.

James learned an important lesson that day. He realized that being kind and helpful was just as important as being strong and fast. He felt proud and happy to be part of such a wonderful railway community.

From that day on, James worked even harder, always helping his friends, and spreading joy wherever he went. The end.

Duck

Once upon a time, there was a little engine named Duck. Duck lived in the island of Sodor and worked with his friends at the railway station.

Duck was a very hardworking engine, always eager to help his friends. He loved pulling coaches and delivering goods to the different stations around the island.

One day, a big storm hit the island, and many trees fell on the railway tracks. Thomas, the tank engine, and Percy, the small engine, were both stuck and couldn't move.

Duck saw his friends were in trouble and knew he had to do something. He steamed forward and used his strong engine to clear the tracks and pull Thomas and Percy to safety.

From that day on, Duck was known as a hero among his friends. He always worked hard and was always there to help when someone needed him.

Even though he was a small engine, Duck proved that he could do big things. And his friends were grateful for having him in their team. The end.

Donald and Douglas

Once upon a time, on the island of Sodor, there were two Scottish twins named Donald and Douglas. They were both steam engines and worked on the railway with their friends. The two engines looked so alike that it was hard to tell them apart, except for the numbers on their sides: Donald was number 9, and Douglas was number 10.

Donald and Douglas loved to work together and were often given jobs that required them to pull heavy loads. They were known as the "Scottish Twins" and were famous for their hard work and determination. The other engines on the railway admired them and looked up to them as role models.

One day, Sir Topham Hatt, the controller of the railway, gave Donald and Douglas a special job. They were to deliver a very important cargo of flour to a bakery on the other side of the island. The flour was needed to make cakes and bread for a big party that was taking place that evening.

Donald and Douglas were excited about the job, and they set off as quickly as they could. The journey was long, and the tracks were bumpy, but they pushed on and made good time. However, when they arrived at the bakery, they discovered that they had a problem: the flour had spilled all over the floor of their freight cars!

Donald and Douglas were upset. They didn't want to disappoint the people who were expecting their delivery. They tried to think of a solution. Then, Douglas had an idea. "Why don't we use our spare freight car to carry the flour?" he said. "It might be a little crowded, but it's better than nothing."

Donald agreed, and they quickly attached the spare car to their train. They carefully loaded the flour into the car, and set off once again. This time, they were extra careful and made sure that the flour was secure.

When they arrived at the bakery for the second time, everything was perfect. The flour was still fresh and unspoiled, and the bakers were able to make all the cakes and bread that they needed. The party was a huge success, and everyone was grateful to Donald and Douglas for their hard work.

From that day on, Donald and Douglas were even more popular than before. They had proved that they could solve any problem, no matter how difficult, and their determination and resourcefulness had made a big difference. The other engines on the railway admired them even more, and Donald and Douglas were proud to be known as the most hardworking and reliable engines on the island of Sodor.

Trouble Trucks

Once upon a time, on the beautiful Island of Sodor, Thomas the Tank Engine lived with all his friends. They worked hard every day, pulling trains and helping people, but there was one group of trucks that caused trouble wherever they went. These trucks were known as the "Trouble Trucks".

One day, Thomas was in the yard when he noticed the Trouble Trucks causing chaos. They were bumping into each other, knocking over cones, and causing a commotion. Thomas decided to talk to them to find out why they were causing so much trouble.

"Excuse me, Trouble Trucks," said Thomas. "Why are you causing such a commotion?"

The Trouble Trucks looked at each other and then back at Thomas. "We're just having a little fun," they said.

Thomas was puzzled. "But all this trouble is making everyone upset. Can't you have fun in a different way?"

The Trouble Trucks thought about it for a moment and then an idea struck them. They decided to have a race! The winner of the race would get to be the official "Good Truck" of the day.

Thomas was thrilled with the idea and agreed to help organize the race. He gathered all the engines and trucks and explained the plan. The engines were excited, and the Trouble Trucks were eager to prove that they could be good trucks too.

The day of the race arrived, and all the engines and trucks lined up at the starting line. Thomas blew his whistle, and the race began. The Trouble Trucks were determined to win, but they also wanted to have fun in a safe and responsible way.

As the race went on, the Trouble Trucks showed their true colors. They were fast and strong, but they also helped each other when they needed it. They cheered each other on and showed great sportsmanship.

In the end, one of the Trouble Trucks crossed the finish line first, and everyone cheered. The winning Trouble Truck was declared the official "Good Truck" of the day, and the other Trouble Trucks were proud of their friend.

From that day on, the Trouble Trucks learned that having fun and being responsible go hand in hand. They continued to race and have fun, but they also made sure to always be safe and respectful to their friends.

The end.