Chuggington - Complete Series 1 Box Set [DVD]

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On the DVD, there are six episodes from season four (2013-2014) of the CBeebies animated series. The episodes are: “Stop Koko Stop”, “Explorer Koko”, “Brewster Leads the Way”, “Blazin’ Wilson”, “Runaway Koko” and “Team Trainee”. Information for Grownups". CBeebies. p.6. Archived from the original on 3 February 2009 . Retrieved 23 January 2009.

a b c "Information for Grownups". CBeebies. p.5. Archived from the original on 3 February 2009 . Retrieved 23 January 2009. The Senior Mechanic at the depot in charge of the Repair Shed. He lives in a house that looks like a caboose in Chuggington yard. [4] As well as the regular ten-minute episodes, there are four-minute shows, Chuggington: Badge Quest, focusing on the trainees' efforts to earn reward badges for their "Chugger" training. [14] DVDs from Anchor Bay Entertainment include the first, entitled Chuggington: Let's Ride the Rails was released in March 2009 containing six episodes. A second DVD, Action Stations, released in October 2009, contained another six. The third DVD release, Wheels to the Rails, with another six episodes, is due out in late November. Anchor Bay's Chuggington: Let’s Ride the Rails was the first Chuggington DVD to be released nationwide in the United States on 8 February 2011. In the fictional town of Chuggington are young novice anthropomorphic railway locomotives, called "Trainees", Koko, Wilson, Brewster, Hoot, Toot and Piper. The trainees and sometimes the more experienced chuggers learn the value of loyal friendship, telling the truth, listening carefully, persisting under adversity, completing tasks, resolving conflict without violence and similar values. The locomotives, called "Chuggers", are intelligent, empathetic, independent and somewhat self-directed. They have mobile facial and body features. Chuggers have no crews, yet some have crew doors that can open. Chuggers regularly interact with humans such as passengers and maintenance crews. Some chuggers are modeled after well known locomotives.

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Chuggington Storytime CD (Audio Book Versions Of Wilson's Smooth Moves, Can't Catch Koko, Braking Brewster and Clunky Wilson. In late 2011, Mega Brands released the 'Chuggington Construction' range, but was now discontinued, as of 2013. Twin green and orange diesel haulers who work at the Chuggington Harbour. In Series 6, only Hamish appears.

A green and white electric locomotive who was built for high speed, being one of the fastest chuggers in Chuggington. She loves to explore, have adventures and to challenge her friends to a dare or a race. Although she can get into mischief, she always means well and knows when to apologise. [4]In the episode “Stop Koko Stop”, Hanzo teaches Koko how to brake at high speed. Koko is having problems braking smoothly as she sometimes she forgets to turn off her boosters or use her brake properly. In the end, she does manage to learn to brake at high speed. According to Okayama Electric Tramway press report on 12 January 2018, it will be operated in 2 cars and 1 train with its own decorated appearance that reproduced Wilson and Brewster in Japan. With the all-seat reservation system, the operation start date is 16 March 2019. It is confirmed as the world's first in the railroad and tram related motif with this character as a motif. [20] [ unreliable source?] See also [ edit ] The Chuggington Wooden Railway was released in September 2010 to Canada, and on 1 March 2011 to specialty retailers in the United States. It is compatible with all other wooden railway systems. This system was discontinued by 2017.

A member of the Chuggineers who is strong, and likes playing small jokes on other chuggers. Fletch also shares a friendly rivalry with his peer, Tyne. The control person (like Vee) at the Working Wheels yard where chuggers (mainly Brewster, Koko & Wilson) get refueled/cleaned/get their jobs for the day. A turquoise Mexican/Spanish crane chugger from San Locomota. She is a member of the Chuggineers and reuses Skylar's model. A large green-coloured Scottish shunting locomotive who is largely responsible for the training of the Chuggers: Hoot, Toot and Piper. He leaves Chuggington during Series 3 and is replaced by Skylar as the trainer. [9]A yellow camouflage safari park ranger who works around the safari park, giving tours to visitors. He speaks with a Kenyan accent. His name means "engine" in Swahili. A red firefighting chugger from Tootington who is the newest member of the rescue squad Chug Patrol. Strong, brave and reassuring, he takes care of the fires in Chuggington. In the UK, several children's books are in the works, including Koko on Call: A Nightlight Adventure, based on an early episode. [19] Publications International and Scholastic introduced Chuggington books to the US market in late 2010 and early 2011, respectively.