List of Bob the Builder characters

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This is a list of characters from the Bob the Builder franchise.

Contents

Humans

Main

Recurring

Minor

Vehicles

Bob's vehicles

Farmer Pickles' vehicles

J.J.'s vehicles

Bobland Bay vehicles

Snow vehicles

Trucks

Other

Construction vehicle

Vehicles appearing in the 2015 Reboot

Construction vehicles

Mega Machines

  • Tiny (voiced by Terry Mynott in the UK and Lee Tockar in the US) is a giant, yellow tower crane. His catchphrase is "Time for some Tower Power!"
  • Ace (voiced by Ben Miles in the UK and the US in Mega Machines, and by Brian Drummond in the US) is a giant, orange front loader. He originally belonged to Conrad, until Bob took him in. His catchphrase is "Let's do this!"
  • Crunch (voiced by Brian Cox in Mega Machines, and by Dustin Demri-Burns in the series) is a mean giant, white caterpillar-tracked excavator who communicates with grunting sounds. He originally belonged to Conrad, until Bob took him in.
  • Thud (voiced by Dustin Demri-Burns in the UK and Brian Dobson in the US) is a giant, dark blue haul truck. He originally belonged to Conrad, until Bob took him in.
  • Norm (voiced by Dustin Demri-Burns) is a giant, light blue roadheader whose only spoken dialogue is "Dig, Dig, Tunnel, Tunnel!"

Trucks

Other

Animals

Main

Recurring

Miscellaneous


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