This reminds me a bit of Munipals? They make wooden railway versions of subway trains, mostly New York MTA and other subways from that general part of the country. I can't find any of products from them that represent the BART system, and I don't even know if they existed as far back as 2007, so... that might just be a dead end. But the resemblance is uncanny.
The most likely case in my eyes is someone made this on their own for fun, or as some sort of project, and it's not an actual TWR product. Actually, I'm like 99% sure it's not TWR since the wheels and packaging are wrong, and the thought of putting an american subway car in the Thomas branding as opposed to one of the copyright-non-infringing non-Thomas Wooden Railways that LC had ever done is... weird to say the least. As for how it ended up on that wiki article... sometimes wikis are just wrong, lol
The most likely case in my eyes is someone made this on their own for fun, or as some sort of project, and it's not an actual TWR product. Actually, I'm like 99% sure it's not TWR since the wheels and packaging are wrong, and the thought of putting an american subway car in the Thomas branding as opposed to one of the copyright-non-infringing non-Thomas Wooden Railways that LC had ever done is... weird to say the least. As for how it ended up on that wiki article... sometimes wikis are just wrong, lol
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