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Robin Kingsland is an English scriptwriter, book author, puppeteer and actor, who was an episode writer for Thomas & Friends. He has also written stories for "Playbus", "The Koala Brothers", "Rudi & Trudi", "Fimbles" and "Dizzy Heights Hotel". He also worked as a script editor in the children's television series "Sooty Heights" in the UK.
Series 6
•Salty's Secret •Scaredy Engines (with David Mitton) •Gordon Takes a Tumble (with David Mitton)
Series 7
•Harold and the Flying Horse
•On the Thomas' Halloween Adventures DVD, he is incorrectly credited as "Robert Kingsland".
Nov 14, 2017 · Robin Kingsland as Gayev and Evlyne Oyedokun as Anya in The Cherry Orchard. Photograph: Robert Day. Designer Steffi Wurster’s pared-back aesthetic is strong, while Marc Tritschler’s score and...
Robin Kingsland is a British actor, writer, director and puppeteer who worked as an additional Muppet performer on Muppet Treasure Island. Kingsland's other puppeteering credits include Spitting Image. Kingsland's television writing credits have included Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends. On...
Robin Kingsland has 35 books on Goodreads with 224 ratings. Robin Kingsland’s most popular book is Gordon Takes a Tumble (Thomas & Friends Series 6, Epis...
Salty is a fictional standard gauge diesel locomotive created by writer Robin Kingsland, artist Robert Gauld-Galliers and producer Phil Fehrle. Salty made his debut in the sixth series episode Salty's Secret, which first aired in 2002. His last appearance was in the twenty-fourth series episode...
Robin Kingsland: 31 October 2003 #20 The Vicar is organising a Village Fete during the summer and Harold wishes he could join the fun. He gets his big chance when rescuing a cart horse named Pegasus from a ditch. The Grand Opening: James Mason: 3 November 2003 #21
