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** Said rushes also include a scene of Henry smiling as the runaway train passes him. This is believed to have been filmed in an attempt to merge it with the scene of Henry with a surprised expression (which did make it into the final episode) to make it seem as if Henry was reacting to the runaway passing him. This face-switching effect would later be used successfully in "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS6E7JackJumpsIn Jack Jumps In]]", "Rheneas and the Roller Coaster", and "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E23GordonAndSpencer Gordon and Spencer]]".
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** Said rushes also include a scene of Henry smiling as the runaway train passes him. This is believed to have been filmed in an attempt to merge it with the scene of Henry with a surprised expression (which did make it into the final episode) to make it seem as if Henry was reacting to the runaway passing him. This face-switching effect would later be used successfully in "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS6E7JackJumpsIn Jack Jumps In]]", "Rheneas "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E12RheneasAndTheRollerCoaster Rheneas and the Roller Coaster", Coaster]]", and "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E23GordonAndSpencer Gordon and Spencer]]".
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** Said rushes also include a scene of Henry smiling as the runaway train passes him. This is believed to have been filmed in an attempt to merge it with the scene of Henry with a surprised expression (which did make it into the final episode) to make it seem as if Henry was reacting to the runaway passing him. This effect would later be used in the Series 7 episodes, "Rheneas and the Roller Coaster" and "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E23GordonAndSpencer Gordon and Spencer]]".
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** Said rushes also include a scene of Henry smiling as the runaway train passes him. This is believed to have been filmed in an attempt to merge it with the scene of Henry with a surprised expression (which did make it into the final episode) to make it seem as if Henry was reacting to the runaway passing him. This face-switching effect would later be used successfully in the Series 7 episodes, "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS6E7JackJumpsIn Jack Jumps In]]", "Rheneas and the Roller Coaster" Coaster", and "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E23GordonAndSpencer Gordon and Spencer]]".
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* PropRecycling: In a FreezeFrameBonus, if you look very closely when Toad is being diverted from a siding at Crosby, you can see the train being pushed by the chassis normally under Mavis.
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* PropRecycling: PropRecycling:
** The large-scale model used for Toad's guard lying in the bushes was first used in "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS3E17BuzzBuzz Buzz, Buzz]]" to represent one of James' crew cowering from the swarm of bees.
** In a FreezeFrameBonus, if you look very closely when Toad is being diverted from a siding at Crosby, you can see the train being pushed by the chassis normally under Mavis.
** The large-scale model used for Toad's guard lying in the bushes was first used in "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS3E17BuzzBuzz Buzz, Buzz]]" to represent one of James' crew cowering from the swarm of bees.
** In a FreezeFrameBonus, if you look very closely when Toad is being diverted from a siding at Crosby, you can see the train being pushed by the chassis normally under Mavis.
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** As shown in ConceptArt and the Series 5 rushes, some of the trucks were supposed to derail on the points at Crosby and be left behind, in order to show the intensity of the runaway. For whatever reason, this was not included in the final episode.
** Said rushes also include a scene of Henry smiling as the runaway train passes him. This is believed to have been filmed in an attempt to merge it with the scene of Henry with a surprised expression (which did make it into the final episode) to make it seem as if Henry was reacting to the runaway passing him. This effect would later be used in the Series 7 episodes, "Rheneas and the Roller Coaster" and "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E23GordonAndSpencer Gordon and Spencer]]".
** As shown in ConceptArt and the Series 5 rushes, some of the trucks were supposed to derail on the points at Crosby and be left behind, in order to show the intensity of the runaway. For whatever reason, this was not included in the final episode.
** Said rushes also include a scene of Henry smiling as the runaway train passes him. This is believed to have been filmed in an attempt to merge it with the scene of Henry with a surprised expression (which did make it into the final episode) to make it seem as if Henry was reacting to the runaway passing him. This effect would later be used in the Series 7 episodes, "Rheneas and the Roller Coaster" and "[[Recap/ThomasAndFriendsS7E23GordonAndSpencer Gordon and Spencer]]".
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* PropRecycling: In a FreezeFrameBonus, if you look very closely when Toad is being diverted from a siding at Crosby, you can see the train is being pushed by the chassis that's normally under Toby.
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* PropRecycling: In a FreezeFrameBonus, if you look very closely when Toad is being diverted from a siding at Crosby, you can see the train is being pushed by the chassis that's normally under Toby.Mavis.
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* PropRecycling: In a FreezeFrameBonus, if you look very closely when Toad is being diverted from a siding at Crosby, you can see the train is being pushed by the chassis that's normally under Toby.
