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This was the last series where Ed Welch provided the music, while Robert Hartshorne continued to compose the music afterwards until he was replaced by Chris Renshaw for Thomas & Friends in 4-D: Bubbling Boilers. This change marked the movement of production of the show from the United Kingdom to Canada, although the model scenes were still filmed at Shepperton Studios. The animation was provided by Nitrogen Studios, the studio contracted for future full-CGI episodes. Static models of people and animals were replaced with 3D animations by using small, metal sticks with coloured points on each end. The physical models' molded faces were replaced by white targets with triangles to fix a computer-animated face in post-production. Characters' faces were animated through CGI with the aid of motion capture animation. Series 12 marked the beginning of the show's transition into CGI (computer-generated imagery). Starting from Season 13-18, the CGI version of the Sodor Island intro is used at the start of the US broadcasts. This was also the last series to utilize the Island of Sodor intro from the start of the UK broadcasts.
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This was also the last season to utilize the live-action model animation of the show before switching over to full CGI in 2009, starting with Hero of the Rails. This was the only season to feature the mixing of live-action and animation by the following year, the series had transitioned to full CGI. Most episodes in this series have two titles: the titles from the UK broadcasts are shown on top, while the American-adapted titles are shown underneath. However, Brosnan withdrew from the series for unknown reasons, and the series was released with Angelis narrating the UK releases and Brandon narrating the US releases, as with prior series. This series was originally planned to be narrated by Pierce Brosnan, replacing Michael Angelis and Michael Brandon for the UK and US narrations, respectively, starting with The Great Discovery. This article lists and details episodes from the twelfth series of the show, which was first broadcast on 1 September 2008. So, if she can love the sound he makes (the music).Īnd if he can love the soul that is gone and rolls away now.Thomas (the Tank Engine) & Friends is a children's television series about the engines and other characters working on the railways of the Island of Sodor, and is based on The Railway Series books written by the Reverend W. "If you can love this soul rolls away" - Ben's voice. "If you can love this sound rolls away" - woman's voice "Trying to find common ground" - maybe it is about him writing songs and her "singing, when he is wound".Īnd here come the magic (or marasmus of mine because of the video): He can't move to leave that place and asks someone to get him from there.
"In the barrow on the photo" - this is the standstill in the fit I was talking above. Like, it is no revolution in his soul and so he still remembers that woman. "It is no revolution, see: it always has been you and me" - I think it is about a man that cannot forget someone. Where no one really cares about your loss. "And callous faces line the alleyway, where I long for you" - if you lose someone who was dear to you, you will be yearning everywhere: at your home, at the streets.
"The hills have rolled into the clouds" - idea that the Earth and the Heaven is the same thing after all / living here turns into the living in Heaven after all. "Pick my fit up from the ground" - maybe it is about standstill in the fit when you just can't move (explanation way below). "And I know now: we failed somehow" - the time came, and they failed to find anything. "Way up there they think they found a world for us to settle down" - they, Ben and that woman, didn't find their place to settle down, they thought everything was wrong as they was looking for something different, maybe better. It might be sang of a gone woman whom Ben knew. Not in a sense that the actions of Heave Ho are happening on the next morning. I think this song somehow continues Follation Wood. I am not a native English speaker and I might be translating some words/phrases of the song in a wrong way. Well, it might be absoluetly wrong, and still I came up with this idea when I was watching the video from this post
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