I'm loving the comic book style in the illustrations, as well as the eye movements. A chilling, but also rather lighthearted start to this season. Will be interesting to see how things escalate from this point onwards.
This is a nice little story. Not much scary but in the middle. Nice to see that Toby's old tramway Branchline is connected to Thomas' Branchline. I actually like this in canon. So Toby doesn't just leave Thomas Branchline and stuff like in the TV series. The artstyle here is definitely something you see in a magazine. And this makes sense in a way since for this year's Tale from the Scrap Siding, it's formated into a comic book. Like the small effects in it. Overall a good slightly scary story for a start. Can't wait to see what else you have in store for us for this year's Tale from the Scrap Siding's stories.
Loving the comic book style illustrations and moving eyes. And what a nice way to start off this year’s stories. Looking forward to seeing what comes next. :)
If you don’t mind, I have a story idea for next year if you want. Title: “No Rest for the Weary” Synopsis: When Percy hears the boulder heading towards his direction, he whistles loudly to alert the workmen which clears the area. The boulder comes into view and then turns towards Percy where, whistling in horror, he’s then crushed by the boulder. Everyone is devastated by this and a funeral line is made to accompany Percy’s remains to the smelter’s yard. Two weeks later, Gordon is taking a late night express through a heavy fog, all the while grumbling about speed restrictions and missing out on a nice warm shed. His driver tries to make light of the situation when he notices a shape in the distance. It soon becomes apparent that it’s an engine on the line! Gordon brakes as hard as he could, stopping just inches from the engine. He’s about to give the engine a piece of his mind when he notices just who is in front of him. There, in front of a rapidly palling Gordon, is Percy with a sad smile on his face. Gordon and his crew can’t say anything until the fireman notices, in the fading fog, that the line ahead of Gordon is covered in a massive landslide. This shakes Gordon out of his stupor and he tries to thank Percy, but Percy vanishes in front of Gordon. Shaken up by this, Gordon reverses his express to the nearest station to let off passengers and try to get a good night’s sleep. Next morning, a somber Gordon tells the others what he saw last night and how Percy prevented a serious accident. Ever since that day, unnatural events kept occurring that kept people and engines from getting injured in accidents, on all the rail lines on Sodor. The engines quickly realize that Percy has been trying to keep everyone safe even from beyond the grave. This sparks all the engines to wear a coat of green with red stripes to honor a friend who’s care for others spoke from beyond the grave. Unbeknownst to everyone, a very happy Percy sees this and, sensing another accident, slowly fades away to help another engine in need.
A sad sweet story indeed. Though I never am one for killing characters off. I'll keep it in mind, or if you wanna make this story yourself, you're welcome to it.
This is a great story about Toby relocating to his old stomping grounds after Oliver rediscovered it. I really love the comic illustrations (which somehow reminded me of the Thomas' YT World Tour videos), and how you animated the eyes to move. The story itself also reminded me a little of Henry's Nightmare in a few parts.
Oh, I see that, it’s the old tramway that Toby used to work on before the roads took over and it remained abandoned after Toby left for Thomas’ branch line until after Oliver was turned onto the old line by mistake and made a wonderful discovery of Toby’s old line
I think my only negative with this story is the voice the person playing Toby is putting on. He makes Toby sound more like Charlie from the CGI era (or something along the lines of that) than what Toby would normally sound like. But besides that though, I still think this was a nice tame story to start off this years Tales from the Scrap Siding story selection. And I can't wait to see how much darker things get from here :)
You do know that's me you're talking about. I tried my best to give him his S19-24 UK voice. And yeah, I know, I made him sound like his HIT era wimp, I get it! -_-
@@MickeyFan1909 Oh I see, that's makes more sense now. We'll in that regard I'd say you did a pretty nice at capturing that type of Toby voice, even if I'm not the biggest fan of that version, you still did well. Don't take what said earlier personally (if you did anyways idk)
It’s nice to see that the psychological aspect of fear is showcased than physical horror. Everyone can get lost in their thoughts more easily until it eats them alive.
Hunter’s log: 3-1. The village or Marthwaite has been dealing with odd fog. It was discovered to be errant industrial smog from Arlesburgh. Measures are being taken to prevent this. Normal owls cited. No Hagsfiend. Hunter’s log: 3-1 (addendum). Oliver’s wreck at Arlesdale End resulted in no injuries, barely. The guard is being sent to the doctor for preliminary checks. Trestle bridge above the great wall will need to be replaced. Assign Oliver to assignment due to weight limit testing.
Quite a good and soft start for the third season, I really like the comic book style in the illustration, even if it was a bit spooky this was still a great story with a happy ending. Very nice job the audio story along with the voice actors that took part of it. I’ll be looking forward on seeing the next audio story soon. 🙂👍
Honestly I like this first story from Jason Beech, it's a nice little breather episode with a happy ending to boot. It's always refreshing to get a not-so-scary story once in a while!
Odd music choice for the last part, but pretty good besides. Excellent visuals, really captured the artstyle of the old magazines and drawn VHS tape covers.
There’s a subtle bit of genius here that I don’t think people have noticed yet. The story’s clearly got a different vibe to it- Toby being like his HiT era self, the horror being psychological rather than paranormal, the happy part going on for longer than expected. It’s not the usual ghost story we hear on Tales from the Scrap Siding. This starts to make sense when you remember it’s Beech, the new guy, telling the tale. Of course then newbie would have a different sort of story telling to the rest of the spirits. This, along with the next story having something to do with Fiddle Yards, makes me think that season 3 is an experimental season. But, hey, that’s just my opinion.
while the writing and voice acting could have used a few more preruns before being published, the story concept and artwork certainly helped it work as something interesting enough
This story sure worked to its intended purposes. I felt Toby's feeling of impending doom through out. I'm glad It was just a dream however. I mean surely Toby didn't think the Fat Controller would send him up his old line in such a wretched state?
I love the premise of this story. Being about the rediscovery of tobys old line and toby qorrying is an interesting dynamic. Only crtique i would have would be the voiceing of some of the characters , toby honestly is alittle to whiny, like if it was toned down refectling his age it would work. Another one would be some of the music choices just dont vibe with them , plus they feel very out of place. Otherwise great story , truly an interesting concept. I really do love the rediscovery and reclaiming of ones past. Especially love the idea of making tobys shed a museum , very great idea there , plus the interaction woth oliver . Great stuff
So far a happy start and end to the first story of 2023 Halloween, but the next 5 will probably not be having any happy endings.... The artwork looks beautiful! The little dots makes it look like it's in DC illustrations like how the DC Minis are designed! The faces look like S17 and 18 lighting and how James A Williams draws his engines. Thomas' face looks like his "Down the mine" model. And Thebogieboy has now uploaded his remake of "A part of me stayed behind". How did you make the eyes move?
I saw Bogieboy's vid, nice stuff. As for making the eyes move,I animated them on a different layer separate from the first layer and third layer (which was the white of the eyes)
I do like the new comic book art style makes the stories feel unique, but I don’t think this one was really that scary. I don’t mind a story with happy endings especially ghost stories but I think the happy part just went on a bit too long, this story kind of peaks with Toby‘s nightmare and that’s about it. Still it wasn’t horrible it’s a nice story just one I don’t really feel like belongs in a ghost story series. So yeah not my favourite but still looking forward to the next one
Toby is so out of character in this, I’d say the pacing is also off. It could have been improved via another engine being the main focus, and them actually finding something interesting. Alternatively a short mystery plot line could have been nice, possibly the discovery of something that was left behind. Maybe Toby’s old manager hung himself or something. No offense though to the people that worked on this. Last year I really enjoyed this series and every who made it is very talented, however I guess not every story can be perfect. Ps if you want a script writer that would work for free please let me know (I have been technically published and am focusing on making writing into a career someday, so I would be well qualified)
You do know that's me you're talking about. I tried my best to give him his S19-24 UK voice. And yeah, I know, I made him sound like his HIT era wimp, I get it! -_- Can you really blame me for trying my best?
I'm loving the comic book style in the illustrations, as well as the eye movements. A chilling, but also rather lighthearted start to this season. Will be interesting to see how things escalate from this point onwards.
Yes I also agree
This is a nice little story. Not much scary but in the middle.
Nice to see that Toby's old tramway Branchline is connected to Thomas' Branchline. I actually like this in canon. So Toby doesn't just leave Thomas Branchline and stuff like in the TV series.
The artstyle here is definitely something you see in a magazine. And this makes sense in a way since for this year's Tale from the Scrap Siding, it's formated into a comic book. Like the small effects in it.
Overall a good slightly scary story for a start. Can't wait to see what else you have in store for us for this year's Tale from the Scrap Siding's stories.
Yeah, a tame start, but hopefully the next stories will be more in line with what ya'll are liking
Loving the comic book style illustrations and moving eyes. And what a nice way to start off this year’s stories. Looking forward to seeing what comes next. :)
If you don’t mind, I have a story idea for next year if you want.
Title: “No Rest for the Weary”
Synopsis: When Percy hears the boulder heading towards his direction, he whistles loudly to alert the workmen which clears the area.
The boulder comes into view and then turns towards Percy where, whistling in horror, he’s then crushed by the boulder.
Everyone is devastated by this and a funeral line is made to accompany Percy’s remains to the smelter’s yard.
Two weeks later, Gordon is taking a late night express through a heavy fog, all the while grumbling about speed restrictions and missing out on a nice warm shed.
His driver tries to make light of the situation when he notices a shape in the distance. It soon becomes apparent that it’s an engine on the line!
Gordon brakes as hard as he could, stopping just inches from the engine. He’s about to give the engine a piece of his mind when he notices just who is in front of him.
There, in front of a rapidly palling Gordon, is Percy with a sad smile on his face.
Gordon and his crew can’t say anything until the fireman notices, in the fading fog, that the line ahead of Gordon is covered in a massive landslide.
This shakes Gordon out of his stupor and he tries to thank Percy, but Percy vanishes in front of Gordon.
Shaken up by this, Gordon reverses his express to the nearest station to let off passengers and try to get a good night’s sleep.
Next morning, a somber Gordon tells the others what he saw last night and how Percy prevented a serious accident.
Ever since that day, unnatural events kept occurring that kept people and engines from getting injured in accidents, on all the rail lines on Sodor.
The engines quickly realize that Percy has been trying to keep everyone safe even from beyond the grave.
This sparks all the engines to wear a coat of green with red stripes to honor a friend who’s care for others spoke from beyond the grave.
Unbeknownst to everyone, a very happy Percy sees this and, sensing another accident, slowly fades away to help another engine in need.
A sad sweet story indeed. Though I never am one for killing characters off. I'll keep it in mind, or if you wanna make this story yourself, you're welcome to it.
@@22Tesla I got a question to ask you?
@@oliverhood1732 Ask away
@@22Tesla Do you ever think there might be a spirit that shape shifts into grass?
@@oliverhood1732 Or trees in general? XD IDK, maybe if Shepard ever hones his skills he could become a plant since it's life too.
This is a great story about Toby relocating to his old stomping grounds after Oliver rediscovered it. I really love the comic illustrations (which somehow reminded me of the Thomas' YT World Tour videos), and how you animated the eyes to move.
The story itself also reminded me a little of Henry's Nightmare in a few parts.
Oh, I see that, it’s the old tramway that Toby used to work on before the roads took over and it remained abandoned after Toby left for Thomas’ branch line until after Oliver was turned onto the old line by mistake and made a wonderful discovery of Toby’s old line
I think my only negative with this story is the voice the person playing Toby is putting on. He makes Toby sound more like Charlie from the CGI era (or something along the lines of that) than what Toby would normally sound like. But besides that though, I still think this was a nice tame story to start off this years Tales from the Scrap Siding story selection. And I can't wait to see how much darker things get from here :)
You do know that's me you're talking about. I tried my best to give him his S19-24 UK voice.
And yeah, I know, I made him sound like his HIT era wimp, I get it! -_-
@@MickeyFan1909 Oh I see, that's makes more sense now. We'll in that regard I'd say you did a pretty nice at capturing that type of Toby voice, even if I'm not the biggest fan of that version, you still did well. Don't take what said earlier personally (if you did anyways idk)
yeah that was my only complaint too, nothing against the va but i cringed when i heard toby act all scared and upset
It’s nice to see that the psychological aspect of fear is showcased than physical horror. Everyone can get lost in their thoughts more easily until it eats them alive.
Hunter’s log: 3-1.
The village or Marthwaite has been dealing with odd fog. It was discovered to be errant industrial smog from Arlesburgh. Measures are being taken to prevent this. Normal owls cited. No Hagsfiend.
Hunter’s log: 3-1 (addendum).
Oliver’s wreck at Arlesdale End resulted in no injuries, barely. The guard is being sent to the doctor for preliminary checks. Trestle bridge above the great wall will need to be replaced. Assign Oliver to assignment due to weight limit testing.
Quite a good and soft start for the third season, I really like the comic book style in the illustration, even if it was a bit spooky this was still a great story with a happy ending. Very nice job the audio story along with the voice actors that took part of it.
I’ll be looking forward on seeing the next audio story soon. 🙂👍
Honestly I like this first story from Jason Beech, it's a nice little breather episode with a happy ending to boot. It's always refreshing to get a not-so-scary story once in a while!
Odd music choice for the last part, but pretty good besides. Excellent visuals, really captured the artstyle of the old magazines and drawn VHS tape covers.
Not as spooky as I had originally thought it'd be, but I love a happy ending, and this story has that 😄
There’s a subtle bit of genius here that I don’t think people have noticed yet.
The story’s clearly got a different vibe to it- Toby being like his HiT era self, the horror being psychological rather than paranormal, the happy part going on for longer than expected. It’s not the usual ghost story we hear on Tales from the Scrap Siding.
This starts to make sense when you remember it’s Beech, the new guy, telling the tale. Of course then newbie would have a different sort of story telling to the rest of the spirits.
This, along with the next story having something to do with Fiddle Yards, makes me think that season 3 is an experimental season. But, hey, that’s just my opinion.
Great work! I always find stories about Toby and his old line interesting
Love how the animation looks like it came out of a Thomas Annual from the 90s!!
a fantastic story with a neat art style, very comic book esque well done
Now Toby's fear and wimpiness makes sense like a nightmare. weird to make Toby like the Hit Era but its good Toby see happy about the old line.
Nice start, so far. Quite scary, but wholesome in the end, but I'm sure the rest will be spooky for sure!
2 things to say
1. Love the comic book style.
2. Great story.
I gotta say, having a happy ending is quite a nice change.
This looks to be based on finding a abandoned line. But not haunted henry.
A calm start this year, means more dread and scares for thr other five stories.
Ah old stomping grounds. The sort of place where you visit that you used to live in
while the writing and voice acting could have used a few more preruns before being published, the story concept and artwork certainly helped it work as something interesting enough
This story sure worked to its intended purposes. I felt Toby's feeling of impending doom through out. I'm glad It was just a dream however. I mean surely Toby didn't think the Fat Controller would send him up his old line in such a wretched state?
True, but then again, dream logic doesn't work with actual logic.
@@22Tesla who am I to debate that? I think as humans and engines alike, our biggest common fear is what we don't know.
Not a bad story! Not really a fan of the voice of tony though, but its still a decent story. I did like Toby's nightmare .
I love the premise of this story. Being about the rediscovery of tobys old line and toby qorrying is an interesting dynamic.
Only crtique i would have would be the voiceing of some of the characters , toby honestly is alittle to whiny, like if it was toned down refectling his age it would work. Another one would be some of the music choices just dont vibe with them , plus they feel very out of place.
Otherwise great story , truly an interesting concept. I really do love the rediscovery and reclaiming of ones past. Especially love the idea of making tobys shed a museum , very great idea there , plus the interaction woth oliver . Great stuff
Original title given that this one will be gone soon: low hglnkrmt trlfwh
Splendid video
I’m guessing the first story of the season involves the old station from “Haunted Henry”.
No it involves about Toby’s Old Branchline
Dagnabit.
Haunted Henry or The Good Old Days, it seems like discovering the hidden history of the old branch line
good old days fucking sucked
It’s about Toby’s Old Branchline
This was really good I’d give this an (8/10) good work man I can’t wait to hear more story’s 😉👍
From what I decoded, it’s called: “Low Stomping Grounds”. Whatever tf that means
When I decoded it came up with old stomping grounds
@@winnerd6766 damn, I guess I did something wrong. But, I wonder what story from the trailer this one is?
@@RealKirb my guess would be the one with the ghost lady in the red dress
@@winnerd6766 maybe
You'll see, on the 5th
Fantastic Story! I Liked it!
0:01 what is the name of the music I really like
It's the first one listed in the credits under Music
Ok thank you
Wow, a dark story turning into a light story. Well done 22Tesla. BTW, the phrase "happy accidents", yeah that's a Bob Ross phrase, just so you know.
The title is nothing like the word scrambles I see in the newspaper. The last word doesn't have my vowels.
The episodes last year weren't word scrambles either, those were legit jibberish.
The titles here are in code.
This wasn't as scary as I was expecting.
Toby sounds a little whiney, but I can still feel his nervousness.
Neat story. I wonder what the rest of the society will say in the next interlude.
So far a happy start and end to the first story of 2023 Halloween, but the next 5 will probably not be having any happy endings....
The artwork looks beautiful!
The little dots makes it look like it's in DC illustrations like how the DC Minis are designed!
The faces look like S17 and 18 lighting and how James A Williams draws his engines.
Thomas' face looks like his "Down the mine" model.
And Thebogieboy has now uploaded his remake of "A part of me stayed behind".
How did you make the eyes move?
I saw Bogieboy's vid, nice stuff.
As for making the eyes move,I animated them on a different layer separate from the first layer and third layer (which was the white of the eyes)
Toby.. oh toby… show them what you can do..
I got a question about music used in the story, what were they called since I know I've heard them before but could never find it.
In the credits :)
@@22TeslaThanks👍
A Good start to Sp00py Month!
Very good work!😄👍
What the story line? I don’t understand
Looks like this took place after the events of oliver's find
I wonder how the others will feel about Jason Beach’s story?
I do like the new comic book art style makes the stories feel unique, but I don’t think this one was really that scary. I don’t mind a story with happy endings especially ghost stories but I think the happy part just went on a bit too long, this story kind of peaks with Toby‘s nightmare and that’s about it. Still it wasn’t horrible it’s a nice story just one I don’t really feel like belongs in a ghost story series. So yeah not my favourite but still looking forward to the next one
Great story, though one criticism, I don't think the voice really suits Toby that well.
Agreed. I feel like I’m getting more CGI Toby vibes
Doesn't Toby in the beginning sound kind of german?
What kind of code did you use..? Agustus?
atbash
Toby is so out of character in this, I’d say the pacing is also off. It could have been improved via another engine being the main focus, and them actually finding something interesting. Alternatively a short mystery plot line could have been nice, possibly the discovery of something that was left behind. Maybe Toby’s old manager hung himself or something. No offense though to the people that worked on this. Last year I really enjoyed this series and every who made it is very talented, however I guess not every story can be perfect. Ps if you want a script writer that would work for free please let me know (I have been technically published and am focusing on making writing into a career someday, so I would be well qualified)
Have you made an Interlude #1 yet? Just asking? You haven’t uploaded it for October 7th?
I have, I just chose this time to have it post on the 8th instead of the seventh. You'll see in.... under 12 hours from now
@@22Tesla Okay
This wasn't that dark. Furthermore, did Marthwaite have 2 stations? After all the Mid Sodor railway had a station there
Beg pardon,but how do you solve this code sir?(The Terror has only just begun.........)
At bash
@@22Tesla Please sir?
@@vaclavmacgregor2464 sorry, can't spoil it. It's a simple code cipher.
Ok sorry i am just not much into codes.......besides its better for it to be a suprise.@@22Tesla
Great story, although I'll be honest, I don't really like Toby's voice. It just doesn't suit him imo.
You do know that's me you're talking about. I tried my best to give him his S19-24 UK voice.
And yeah, I know, I made him sound like his HIT era wimp, I get it! -_- Can you really blame me for trying my best?
@@MickeyFan1909 I'm not insulting you. I'm just giving my opinion.
Can’t Wait To See It.
Nice
Old Stomping Grounds! Old Past… Old Present… Old Horrors! Written by ThomasFan95!
How comes the title doesn’t have the words: tales from the scrap siding 3?
Heheh whoops
You might want to check your other coded videos in case they don’t have those words
PLEASE MAKE THIS A REAL COMIC TESLA!!!!!!!!!
at bash
atbash
right it’s google fu time
Series 1(1984) and 2(1986)
Narrated by: George Carlin
I see your trying to do not scary at the part and down to the deeper dark scary stories
is it me or are the eyes moving...