The engines now have longer rear couplings, a feature that was only once used for the original TrackMaster model of Scruff from the original series. Much like his Plarail model, Winston has a front coupling and a Sir Topham Hatt figurine, but unlike the Plarail model, the Motorized version of said figurine is not removable. Kenji's prototype also depicts him and his coaches with blue stripes across his windows and his roof like his basis but absent from his CGI render and his final release; this may have been part of his original design. Additionally, James' prototype incorrectly portrayed him as an 0-6-2 and his tender had a removable coal load, like the Motorized Interactive Talking James from the original series. Adventure Set, the redesigned Troublesome Trucks wobble and sway when they move, mimicking the bouncing action featured prominently in the original show's final four seasons.

Edward | Thomas Trackmaster Wiki | Fandom

At the inside-top of the packaging, there is a character saying the description of the set ( And sometimes, a story to go along with the set).

Duchess' coach is the same style as the 2014 TrackMaster line before the Motorized redesign, possibly because she was designed for the TrackMaster line before the switch to Motorized. Annie and Clarabel are longer than the TrackMaster versions of them released in 2016; they now resemble the original TrackMaster designs slightly more, whereas the 2016-2019 versions were simply repainted vans. For the Thomas and Percy models, Joseph May and Christopher Ragland provide the voice clips of the US releases, with John Hasler and Nigel Pilkington voicing the UK versions. The fish van and Express coach in the Talking James and Gordon packs now have the same extended chassis used by Annie and Clarabel and Kenji's coaches. Ultimately, as his model was designed with coupling rods in mind, his wheels are exposed more than they are in real life.

Edward/Gallery | Thomas Motorized Wiki | Fandom Edward/Gallery | Thomas Motorized Wiki | Fandom

Despite the All Around Sodor Deluxe Set showing the Push Along Emily with her number on marketing, she does not actually have her number on the actual toy itself.This heavily contradicts the Walking Bridge's size in the series, where it was able to perfectly fit both Toby and Henrietta. Skiff now has a hook coupling on the back, meaning that when he is pulled along by an engine, he faces backwards. Currently, it is unknown if the reboot-based range will replace or coexist with the current designs as three track sets featuring Thomas, Edward and Gordon are set for release.