Trackmaster Diesel 10 defends his house from engines and other things trying to come in! Diesel 10 is a fisher price motorized engine with a claw on the top of the front that opens and shuts. Trackmaster Salty is also a diesel engine and talks! Says phrases like, Im Salty , ha-har, I love to tell my stories of the sea and honks. He tries to invade Diesel 10s house! Watch to see what happens!!\rbr\rbrWikipedia states,\rbrDiesel 10 (voiced by Neil Crone) is a large cunning darkly comedic diesel engine with a claw (which he calls Pinchy) extending from his roof. He is the primary or the main villain in the Magic Railroad movie. The engines (well thomas said it really) said he is rated ten out of ten for devious deeds and brutal strength. When he first came to Sodor, he hated steam engines so much that he made a goal to get rid of them once and for all. He tried to destroy Lady, the magic engine that brings a magic railway and the steam engines alive. Although this failed, he was able to crash Lady causing her to be severely damaged. Her caretaker, a man called Burnett Stone, brought her back to his workshop in muffle mountain where he spent many years trying to bring her back to life. Diesel 10 repeatedly terrorized the steam engines and Twinkle Toes (his nickname for Mr. Conductor) in an attempt to track down Lady and the Magic Railroad.\rbr\rbrWikipedia on Salty states, \rbrSalty is a battered old diesel who works at Brendam docks. He loves the sea more than anything, and has a fund of sea stories and shanties. Bill and Ben did not want to hear his stories at first, but now they enjoy hearing these tales, but Cranky the Crane is not so fond of them.\rbrApart from the yellow-and-black hazard stripes, on his front and rear, Salty is mostly painted crimson with light red stripes, and carries the number 2991. He speaks with a West Country accent and uses a lot of nautical slang. Salty works well with trucks, but how he manages to keep them in order is a closely guarded secret. He is also one of the few diesels who has no quarrel whatsoever with steam engines.