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How they made Thomas and Friends

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malik_AR2 years ago

It's power of imagination, craftsmanship, and a whole lot of love.

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Will Bunting2 years ago

Would a studio put in this much attention to detail into children’s shows these days — seems like no. In fact they are probably hoping that all children’s programming can just be AI generated

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Trump Family *PARODY*2 years ago

Thomas & Friends The Great Race Streamlining Song US Dub HD

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하꿈 something 🐰2 years ago

Old fashioned process in creating art were so amazing sadly there aren’t too much left from this era, even the techniques are being lost

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Mail Wagon2 years ago

@TheLilWestern I FUCKING LOVE THIS SHOW RAAAHHHH IM SO AUTISTIC

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Hobbestiger123 - ホブスタイガー1232 years ago

for anyone who wants the full version

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JackPosts2 years ago

"Thomas and Friends" started from a book series by Rev. W. Awdry. The show, which began in 1984, features Thomas the Tank Engine and his train friends. Famous actors like Ringo Starr have voiced characters, and the show initially used model trains before switching to CGI. The fictional Island of Sodor, where the stories take place, was inspired by real locations in England.

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imurdream 🦢2 years ago

the making of Thomas and Friends is truly fascinating, combining animation techniques and storytelling to create a beloved children's show.

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अनुराग 🇮🇳2 years ago

“Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends” uses "live action model animation" to bring the series to life. At Shepperton Studios near London, model trains at a 1:32 scale, or "1" Scale, are filmed moving in real time. Producer Britt Allcroft notes that the set is marked by intense focus and complete silence, reflecting the meticulous production process.

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DegenDev2 years ago

Such an annoying show..

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