Spencer was the second largest engine in the classic series, behind Murdoch.DarthWill3's Spencer voice is an imitation of actor Tim Curry.Spencer is Thomas1Edward2Henr圓's favorite Non-Awdry character.This similarity may was addressed in the special The Most Famous Engine, in which Spencer and Crovan have a rivalry with each other. Spencer is very similar to Crovan, being an arrogant private engine of important people.He is voiced by Matt Wilkinson in the UK and Glenn Wrage in the US. He then appeared in Seasons 8, 10, 11, and 13-21. Spencer was introduced in the seventh season episode Gordon and Spencer. Thomas1Edward2Henr圓: Episode XVII only.He made a cameo appearance in a deleted shot from How the Diesel Stole Christmas. Gordon Goes Swimming (cameo, part 1 only).Mallard and Thompson are also members of the same class.Īppearances The Engines of Sodor Season 1 This was carried out into the CGI series. However, his smokebox and face are less angled to fit the eye mechanism. Spencer is an LNER A4 class, which were built from 1935 to 1938. Unfortunately, the model has been removed from the website, although there is another model of Spencer on it which is a simple reskin of the Trainz default Mallard engine. It was extracted from the Wii Hiro of the Rails game. Previously, Spencer's model used in the episodes was from the website Sodor Workshops 3D. Spencer's model from NWR Origins episode Pride of the LNER onwards is the 2012 model from SI3D. However, he doesn't truly mean harm and can sometimes be helpful.

Spencer is very arrogant and stuck up because of his record speed. In 2019 he and the Duke of Boxford saved Thomas and Sir Topham Hatt from being killed by Thitkins and Phil Boggiston. In 2014 he almost hit George at the crossing after he did so when it was not time to cross he then told Edward when they were arguing about George. In 2003 he ran out of water on Gordon’s hill and had to be pulled to the station by Gordon. He is a usual visitor for Sodor and comes frequently. Sometime before 2003, he became the Duke and Duchess of Boxford's private engine. Spencer was built in 1937 at Doncaster and worked on the LNER.

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