| This article is about the 1999 version. You may be looking for the 2010 version. |
The Sodor Engine Wash (also known as Engine Wash and Sodor Wash Down) is a destination. Engines can pass through by turning the knob, rotating the brushes.
Product Description[]
Box description[]
Engines love to get clean after a day on the rails!
Little engineers can "clean" up their engines with the help of the Sodor Engine Wash. With a turn of a crank, its foam grips pull engines through the train wash. After their cleaning, they're ready for more adventures on the rails of Sodor!
Changes[]
- 1999 (Bumpy rollers, framed walls, red knob on roof, black roof, red bricks, green sign, plain track)
- 2002 (Traction Rail)
- 2006 (Green roof, white bricks and vines, white sign, car wash brushes)
Availability[]
Trivia[]
- The back of the 2006 box shows the 1999 Water Tower, and Murdoch with no tender.
Gallery[]
1999-2001 Sodor Engine Wash
1999-early 2000 Sodor Engine Wash box
1999-early 2000 Sodor Engine Wash back of box
2000 Sodor Engine Wash international box
2000 Sodor Engine Wash international back of box
2001 Sodor Engine Wash box
2001 Sodor Engine Wash back of box
Prototype 2002 Sodor Engine Wash
2002-2005 Sodor Engine Wash
2002-2003 Sodor Engine Wash box
2002-2003 Sodor Engine Wash back of box
2003-2005 Engine Wash international box
2003-2005 Engine Wash international back of box
2004-2005 Sodor Engine Wash box
2004-2005 Sodor Engine Wash back of box
2006-2008 Sodor Engine Wash
2006-2008 Sodor Engine Wash box
2006-2008 Sodor Engine Wash back of box