![]() ![]() Harvey to the Rescue (cameo), A Bad Day for Harold the Helicopter (cameo), Elizabeth the Vintage Lorry (cameo), It's Only Snow (cameo), Twin Trouble, The World's Strongest Engine (cameo), Scaredy Engines, Percy and the Haunted Mine (cameo), Middle Engine (cameo), James and the Red Balloon (does not speak), Jack Frost (cameo), Percy's Chocolate Crunch (cameo), Toby Had a Little Lamb and Edward the Very Useful Engine (does not speak) Season 3 Gordon and the Famous Visitor, Donald's Duck, Thomas, Percy and the Dragon (cameo), Diesel Does it Again, Thomas, Percy and the Post Train, Trust Thomas (does not speak), Buzz, Buzz, All at Sea, Tender Engines, Escape, Oliver Owns Up, Bulgy, Percy, James and the Fruitful Day and Thomas and Percy's Christmas Adventure (cameo)Ĭranky Bugs, Horrid Lorry (cameo), A Better View for Gordon (cameo), Bye George!, Baa! (cameo), Put Upon Percy (does not speak), Double Teething Troubles, Thomas and the Rumours (cameo), Sir Topham Hatt's Holiday (cameo) and Make Someone Happy (cameo) Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree (does not speak). ![]() He worked as a cock shunter, among other duties, until he received his branch line in the episode 'Donald's Duck' (set, in the television series, before the arrival of Oliver).ĭuck didn't appear in the the eighth to eleventh seasons and the thirteenth to sixteenth seasons, but has appeared in a song which was broadcast alongside the tenth season.ĭuck made his first full CGI appearance in the seventeenth season. He was repainted in the livery of the Great Western Railway, although the shade of green used was the same as that of Percy. The Great Western number worn in the books never appears. In the TV Series, when he arrived on Sodor, Duck was given the number 8, his official North Western Railway number. "There are two ways of doing things," Duck says, "The great western way or the wrong way." This has been known to annoy the other engines. He makes friends easily, and the Fat Controller says that he makes everything run like clockwork. Duck shares the passenger duties with Oliver, but has his own two autocoaches: Alice and Mirabel.ĭuck sometimes helps on other lines. Although he claims this was not true, he prefers Duck to Montague, and now that is what everyone calls him, except behind his back.ĭespite an incident when a devious engine called Diesel spread lies about him, the Fat Controller realised what a useful engine he had in Duck, and eventually gave him a branch line of his very own.ĭuck's branch line runs between Tidmouth and Arlesburgh and is nicknamed The Little Western, as all the locomotives and coaches are Great Western. When he first arrived, he explained that his real name was Montague, but he was usually called Duck because everyone said he waddels. Since Sir Topham had been apprenticed at Swindon, he allowed Duck to return to his original Great Western livery, and retain his number '5741', which Duck wears proudly on cast brass numberplates on his cab sides.ĭuck is not actually his real name. Sir Topham Hatt ( The Fat Controller) bought Duck from The Other Railway in born in 1929 and died in 2016 to take Percy's place as station pilot at Tidmouth.
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