Sidnet

Sidnet was a standard gauge engine who worked on the Great Western Railway. He was a kind and hard-working engine who worked in the docs. He was numbered *54 or 46* but was later scrapped in 1880. Sidnet was mentioned in Twelve Happy Engines | The Railway Series: Surprise Packet | Railway Map of the Island of Sodor | The Island of Sodor: Its People, History and Railways | The Thomas the Tank Engine Man and Sodor: Reading Between the Lines. He was barely known, but was working in the LNER in 1846 and arrived on Sodor in 1854, which is based upon his numbers. He was the only tank locomotive who was scrapped at the time.