But this all changed when Sir Topham Hatt brought a share of Sodor Research just so he could get tourists to visit the island and bring in more profits. The news soon spread worldwide and people sent letters to Sodor Research requesting to be Bio-Fused, but the requests were rejected.
Hans and Wilhelm wasted no time in getting him to Sodor Research to put Bio-Fusion into experimentation and bring Thomas back to life as a tank engine. In 1978, Thomas was run over by a train while trying to catch it on his camera. The rail network on Sodor soon started to expand under the supervision of British Rail and Sir Topham Hatt was appointed controller of the railway, as a result most lines were closed down due to Sir Topham Hatt only caring about money. Hans went on to marry Abby Collins and together had a son called Thomas, who shared his father's love for steam engines. The lab was then connected to the Sodor Railway which Hans helped to manage, the railway was run using steam engines due to Han's fondness for them even though they were being withdrawn from railways on the Mainland. After the war ended, the Gotze family stayed on Sodor and when Hans was older he set up a lab called Sodor Research near Arlesburgh to experiment with Bio-Fusion. Shortly after the Project G-1 incident, the island was renamed Sodorland.ĭuring World War II, the island of Sodor served as a detention camp for Germans living in England, amongst them was professor Wilhelm Gotze, his wife Olga and their son Hans. Along with being the place where the Thomas incident took place. It is also the place where Shed 17 takes place.
Bio-Fused Engines (Before and after isolationism), Humans, Keith Hartley, Owen Routh, Sir Topham Hatt, The Gotze Family (Before isolationism) Sodor is an island located in the Irish Sea, between the England Lake District and the Isle of Man.
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