The Highland Engines

The Highland Engines worked on the Highland Railway in Scotland. These engines were painted in a yellow-green livery, and Donald and Douglas nicknamed them Jocks.

The Railway Series
When Douglas saw a new engine on the Arlesdale Railway with a similar livery, it reminded him of his days in Scotland when he worked with the Highland engines and suggested the name "Jock" for the new engine. The engine was delighted, and the Small Controller happily named the engine "Jock."

The Railway Series

 * Jock the New Engine - Jock

Companion Volumes

 * 2005 - Sodor: Reading Between the Lines
 * 2007 - Thomas the Tank Engine: The New Collection

Survivors
There is only one ex-Highland Railway engine in preservation, Jones Goods 4-6-0 no. 103. She was originally in the Glasgow Transport Museum. Following the museum's closure, she was relocated to the Riverside Museum, also in Glasgow, Scotland.