For the opening of Elephant Park, Sir Topham Hatt told Duncan to collect an elephant statue. However, Duncan, being Duncan, left without a brake van and ended up running out of control. He crashed into the siding at Elephant Park and the statue flew into the air and landed in the park's pond. However, the statue still remains in the pond due to popular opinion.
Duncan mentions his job with the statue in the eighteenth series episode, Emily Saves the World, while talking to Rheneas.
Appearances
Trivia
- The small scale Elephant Statue prop was formerly owned by Twitter user IsaacM6991. It is now owned by another Twitter user Thomas Wooden Railway Models.
- The Elephant Statue's close up prop and a small scale maquette is also currently owned by Sean Hedges-Quinn.
Merchandise
- TrackMaster (discontinued)
Gallery
Thomas & Friends
Model Series
Duncan pushing the elephant statue through Rumblin Bridge in the seventh series
The statue flying through the air
The statue landing in the lake
Promotional Material
Behind the Scenes
The Elephant Statue prop as formerly owned by IsaacM6991
The Statue as currently owned by Thomas Wooden Railway Models.
The statue's close up model and small scale maquette as currently owned by sculptor Sean Hedges-Quinn
Merchandise
TrackMaster