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Take-n-Play ( discontinued reintroduced in 2014).My Thomas Story Library ( discontinued).Hank, along with Colin, Flora and Dennis are the only characters introduced in the HiT Entertainment model era without a Capsule Plarail toy.Hank's whistle sound is Gordon's, but twelve steps lower-pitched.

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One of Hank's television series models is currently on display at Drayton Manor.

Hank's chassis was made from the same tooling as Spencer's, but with different cylinders.

Hank is the first character in the franchise (both The Railway Series and television series) whose basis has never run in the United Kingdom.

Hank's Wooden Railway and Take-n-Play toys do not have front couplers, despite them being present in the television series, this is most likely because the magnet would obscure the cowcatcher.

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His driver and fireman were only seen once and they were in their model form. Hank was the first new engine introduced when the show started to use CGI for engine faces and people.However, at HiT Entertainment's request, John made Hank look slightly younger and more jolly.

According to Sodor Island Fansite (SiF)'s interview with model maker and designer John Lee, Hank was originally designed to have an older face with a handlebar moustache.

Hank's theme is an instrumental version of Hail to the Chief.

His running plate has been altered, he is missing a headlamp, and he has buffers on his tender and screwlink couplings, yet he retains his cowcatcher (which has a lone front coupling without a chain). However, he has been re-scaled to avoid technical issues, although Hank is only partly modified to work on Sodor. In reality, Hank would be too large for the British loading gauge. Coincidentally, Hank's basis was the inspiration design of Gordon's basis.

3768, would serve as inspiration for Gordon's streamlined casing in The Great Race. A streamlined version of this class, more specifically K4s No. Hank was most likely based on the PRR K4s' pre-war shape, more specifically that of #1361 as it appeared when it was returned to operation in 1987. 3750 is on display at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania near the Strasburg Railroad, and are recognized as the Official State Steam Locomotives of Pennsylvania. 1361 is currently undergoing another attempt at a restoration to operational condition as of January 30, 2022, and No. Hank is based on a Pennsylvania Railroad (PR) K4s Class Pacific. The only trouble with being Hank is that virtually every engine is smaller than him. Hank can become concerned about his friends though, as he gladly keeps an eye out for the other little engines. Using his might, strength, and power to assist others is something that only comes all too naturally to him and he takes it in his stride, without second thought. In his jolliness, he may seem a little goofy and kooky, especially with so many bells and whistles and a cowcatcher, but Hank has a big heart and is more than happy to lend a helping hand. While he may come across as brash in his cheery confidence and enthusiasm, Hank is used to being easily seen or heard. Hank pushed Thomas to Knapford Station, where the other engines greeted Hank enthusiastically.

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Under the strain of his load, Thomas eventually cracked a cylinder and finally decided to accept Hank's offer for help. While Thomas tired himself out pulling the heavy loads, Hank insisted that he should help Thomas with the train. Thomas was impressed by his size, until Hank told him he was "one of the finest little engines he'd ever seen." Thomas misinterpreted the comment as mockery of his size, and became determined to pull all of Hank's loads himself. Thomas and Percy first met Hank at Brendam Docks when he arrived.