We all know Nigel, Charles and Fuzzy from the Duck Civilization Armored Forces (DCAF).

As well as the lads from the Duck Civilization Air Command (DCAC) and the Duck Civilization Marine (DCM).

But Now we also have the Duck Civilization Railway or the DCR/DCRW.

Just like the rest of the Duck Civilization they're based off loosely WW2 era Britain.

Just like with my other drawings in this style, there are more people then just these six in the railways, some of which I might draw some other time.

I'll might make character sheets for them later but for now these are the member of the DCR:

Sir. James Valentine:

The chairman of the railways and the one in charge of all railway operations. He's a smart and calculated man, making the executive decisions for the railway.

He's fancy and posh and sees himself as very important. He's a busy man and doesn't have time for nonsense.

Sir Lawrence Hatt:

Brother of Charles Hatt, he follows the family tradition of being involved with the railways. He's in charge of the southern region of the railways making sure everything runs on time, and that there's no confusion and delay on his railway. Despite being in charge he's quite jolly and loves a good joke with friends.

Jane Hatt:

A female engine driver on the DCR. She's the husband of Charles Hatt and just like his brother she's gotten wrapped up in the railway business.

She's a kind woman who knows when she needs to set her foot down. Although she's not the most active driver also having to care for her family.

Thomas F. Bulleid:

The newly promoted chief designer of Duckcaster Wagon Works, he hopes that he can bring the old works back to it's glory days of making locomotives, however doesn't have much confidence he'll be able to do it. He looks up to the other designers at Swimdon and Ducktroid.

Sir Stanier Dean:

The great chief designer of the legendary Swimdon Locomotive Works. He's a kind old man who's single handedly responsible for many of the DCR's greatest locomotives.

Despite this he remains humble about his designs although he used to be quiet cocky in his younger days.

Otto Baldwin:

Chief designer at Ducktroid Locomotive Company, Otto is a focused and no-nonsense man, he believes in plain speaking and isn't afraid to say what he thinks.

Although not as legendary as Sir Stanier he's still a respecable designer having made plenty of powerful freight locomotives for the DCR.