Use the attached reference as a strict identity anchor. Preserve exactly the same 11-year-old boy with short black hair, oversized brown eyes, mustard-yellow sweater, dark green trousers, worn brown boots and bright red jacket; preserve exactly the same moustached driver in navy railway uniform; preserve exactly the same old dark-green diesel locomotive with cream stripe. Deliberately uncanny broken low-poly 3D, early-2000s game cutscene, angular puppet-like anatomy, gritty semi-realistic textures, cold foggy palette, vertical 9:16, no text, no captions, no logos. This is a clearly fictional railway-safety story. The child is always behind a strong waist-high safety fence on a separate maintenance walkway, never on the rails, never near a moving vehicle and never near an unguarded edge. SAFE KEYFRAME E. On solid ground at a small maintenance platform far before the damaged bridge, the same locomotive stands fully stopped behind a locked red barrier. The same driver kneels and thanks the boy with one hand on his shoulder. The boy holds the red jacket. The damaged bridge is only visible far in the background behind multiple safety fences; everyone is safe. Enormous train, tiny figures, uncanny low-poly tableau.
