Trevor is a traction engine who resides at the Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard. Did you know? In the book, Edward the Blue Engine, Trevor was painted black all over with gold boiler bands and a gold chimney cap, instead of green and red.

Trevor is a traction engine who resides at the Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard and driven by Jem Cole. He is owned by the Vicar of Wellsworth. Trevor used to work on farms doing odd jobs like threshing corn and sawing timber, but his owner thought he …

Trevor was designed by art director, Robert Gauld-Galliers, and modified from a pre-existing brass Traction Engine model in 1986. his rear tyres and hubs originated from Mamod. During the second series , Trevor's model was not powered and a …

Trevor is a dark green traction engine that resides at the Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard. His driver is Jem Cole. Trevor used to be sent from farm to farm to work by his owner, but was eventually brought to the Scrap Yard after his owner deemed him "old fashioned".

Trevor is a traction engine that resides at the Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard. Trevor used to work on farms doing odd jobs like threshing corn and sawing timber, but his owner thought he was old-fashioned and sent him to the scrapyard.

Trevor is a dark green traction engine that resides at the Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard. He is owned by the Vicar of Wellsworth and driven by Jem Cole. Edward the kind blue engine found Trevor at Crocks Scrap Yard many years ago while taking a load of iron in from the Main Line.

Trevor is based on a William Foster and Co. eight-ton traction engine built in the 1920s that was owned by the Reverend W. Awdry's friend the Reverend Teddy Boston.