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Duck in the water by attributionalternate_emailsodor-uk

posted 2 years ago, edited 2 years ago

A sorta redraw based on a more recent episode of Thomas the Tank Engine in which Duck gets stuck in a flooded era on the rails.

The (sorta) reference can be seen here. I couldn't get all of the ducks since this is a human AU in which some of the characters, like Duck in this illustration, drive their locos. Plus engines take a long time to draw lol.

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