Steam locomotive type PtL 2/2 "Glaskasten" of the Royal Bavarian State Railway.

■ Authentic livery with fine decorative lines
■ Used at the head of passenger and light goods trains on branch lines

The local railway locomotive designated PtL 2/2 (a passenger tender locomotive for branch lines) is undoubtedly one of the most iconic steam engines of the past, especially among railway enthusiasts. Affectionately known by regional nicknames such as 'Glaskastl,' 'Schnauferle,' 'Quietscherle,' and 'Bockl,' it holds a special place in railway history. With a rated power output of 210 hp, it was officially approved for a top speed of 40 km/h—though, according to accounts from train drivers, it often reached 60 km/h or more in actual service.