Alfred's Crash

I feel ashamed of this video, especially of its quality.

Story: Back in the early days of the NWR, Sir Topham Hatt needed to appoint an engine to pull Sodor's Express train, and the 2 best candidates at the time were Gordon, the number 4 of the LNER; and Alfred, the number 98462 of the LNER. Topham decided to have each engine give their best shot at pulling the Express across the main line, just to see which engine did a better job. Alfred went first.
The following footage is a semi-accurate recreation of the unfortunate accident that happened to the B12 locomotive #98462. 6 people, including Alfred's driver and fireman, were killed (please pretend there was a fireman on board). The rest suffered considerable injuries. Alfred was banned from ever getting near the Express again, and the overall respect that the other B12's had towards him decreased substantially, as only he, Stanley and his (deceased) driver knew what truly went wrong that day, while the others called him reckless, mindless, and a murderer.

If you can get over the quality, I suppose that you can enjoy this video. I might re-create this in the future if I have better assets.