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TOMY Plarail Thomas Revisions and the 1992 Plarail Thomas

The culmination of five years of research and collecting. Some handy text info: Made in Japan Thomas (1992-1994) Marked made in Japan, old Tomy logo All brass battery contacts No middle wheel Painted face Usually, unless replaced by previous owner: old coupler and old grey traction tires Wider axle caps on both sides of the axle Made in Thailand 4 wheel (1995-1998) Marked made in Thailand, old Tomy logo Silver battery contacts No middle wheel Painted face Smaller axle cap on one side of axle, other side is flat and permanently connected Made in Thailand 6 wheel, old logo (1999-2002) Marked made in Thailand, old Tomy logo Silver battery contacts with partial covering Middle wheel Painted face Plastic face (2003-2008) Marked made in Thailand, new Tomy logo Silver battery contacts with plastic covering Middle wheel Separately molded face Available in some Plarail sets introduced before 2003 that were produced into 2003 White running board sticker sides (2003-2008) Marked made in Thailand, new Tomy logo Silver battery contacts with plastic covering Middle wheel Separately molded face Side details are stickers (same as all models up to this point) White running board printed sides (2009-2018) Marked made in Thailand, new Tomy logo Silver battery contacts with plastic covering Middle wheel Separately molded face Side details are printed CGI face (2018-present) Marked made in Thailand, new Tomy logo Silver battery contacts with plastic covering Middle wheel Separately molded CGI face Side details are printed Date sticker/stamp scheme: Number is the year of production. Typically 1990s dates have only one number and 2000s will have two - 4 = 1994, 04=2004, 14=2014 Letter is month of production a=January b=February c=March d=April e=May f=June g=July h=August i=September j=October k=November l=December BradyLikesTrains on Twitter owns a Tomica World era Thailand Thomas which came with an old style Japanese coupling. https://twitter.com/BradyLikesTrain?s=09    / channel   I have also seen early James that use it. The Yujin Thomas and Percy also use this coupling. Shoutout to TrackMaster BoCo on Twitter https://twitter.com/TrackmasterBoco?s=09    / bocothediesel   And a huge thank you to everyone over at BluePlasticTracks for always showing off new and interesting things I never knew about and being a great source of information. https://blueplastictracks.com/ Music Thomas the Tank Engine (SNES) Title theme, jigsaw puzzle, sliding puzzle