Thomas goes pop ( from Pop Goes Thomas) with a Freight car with bouncing lemonade bottles and a flatbed with a load of cakes As with the series itself, the engines' wheels no longer have spokes or side rods. However, a hole exists for side rods on the driving wheels. Available in both his original and new liveries; his original one was from the Treasure Chase Set, while the new one is available with Hugo The Thomas model used for advertising the Fix 'em Up Friends set is different than the model from the set.

Just like the Plarial engines their car cannot be taken off. The engine's face changes to different faces.Edward and the Car ( from Charlie and Eddie) with a Flatbed with Sir Topham Hatt's Car with a Funnel on the Top Ferdinand finds a Christmas Tree ( from Merry Misty Island) with a Flatbed of a Christmas Tree and a Jobi Log Flatbed Ashima's hyper glow model incorrectly depicts her as a 0-4-0 than a 0-8-2. Her standard model also has uncoloured middle wheels.

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.

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. The fisher price Talking Gordon came with one and two toots on his "Hello I'm Gordon" and "Full Steam Ahead" phrase. Talking Diesel uses his Misty Island Rescue horn sound while the UK/US redesigned one has his original horn sound.

Diesel 10 covered in sludge ( from Thomas and the Magic Railroad) with a freight car with building supplies for the viaduct and a breakvan with PT bommer inside This episode aired on Milkshake! before The Great Discovery premiered in the UK, so the audience may have not known who Stanley or what Great Waterton are. Some of the newer tender engines have their battery compartments as part of their motors, contained within the engine boiler so as to avoid having a wire that could break between the two parts of the engine. As of 2014, this change has been made to every engine as they all use the same chassis. Some of the newer tender engines have their motors in their tender to avoid having a wire that could break between the two parts of the engine. Ferdinand and The Lion of Sodor ( from Gordon and Ferdinand) with The Lion of Sodor on a Flatbed and a Breakvan

All of the talking engines and remote controlled engines could not uncouple from their car or tender. Edward's 2014 model's pilot wheels are moulded into his running board and the prototype of the model shows them unpainted. The wheels were coloured for the final release. 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. The 2021 reissue of the Push Along Emily features her 12. A number of individual copies of Gator's model are only painted the lighter shade of green, while most Gator models are accurately painted two-tone green.