Stanley (narrow gauge)

Stanley is an american narrow gauge engine.

Backstory
Stanley was built in 1917 during World War I. He was sold to the Mid Sodor Railway in 1919, a year after World War II ended, and became the Mid Sodor Railway's number 2. He had Skarloey Railway livery without lining.

Because he wasn't regauged properly, he was reckless and was turned into a pumping engine in 1927. The manager took parts of Stanley away, except Stanley's boiler.

He pumped the mines of Cas-ny-Hawin in 1939. He broke in 1946 and was left to rust in the same year.

Trivia

 * He is the first American engine to arrive on Sodor.