Sir Handel MBTI性格类型
背景
(MSR No.3; SR No.3): Built as an 0-4-0 saddletank by Messrs Hughes at the Falcon Works, Loughborough for the MSR, and delivered by sea to Arlesburgh in 1904 to replace a locomotive then scrapped. The MSR gave him blue livery and named him Falcon. He returned to Loughborough in 1910 to have trailing wheels fitted as a cure for unsteadiness in running. On the closure of the MSR in 1947 he was sold, together with No.4, to the Sodor Aluminium Company, and when their project was finished in 1950 he stood sheeted and stored in Peel Godred for a year before being bought by the Skarloey Railway. An overhaul followed at Crovan's Gate, and he entered traffic in 1952. It was soon found, however, that his wheel treads were too narrow, so broader ones were fitted. Sir Handel can be best described as an entitled, ill-mannered and inconsiderate engine toward everyone, even to Duke albeit at a lesser extent. He thinks of himself above the other engines and only cares to pull passenger trains.
