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Nice looking, simple tram loco. Although I am not sure about the motion work not being covered up...
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The railway which people forgot
(to build)
That't because the loco is based on a prototype which doesn't have enclosed motion, the sole steamer of the Chiemseebahn in Bavaria, a short (just under 2km) metre gauge line that links the main line station of Prien with the lake steamer pier at Prien-Stock. The line is mostly reserved right-of-way so gets away with out all the tramway bells and whistles, but is still AFAIK the last place on the planet you can seen an enclosed steam-tram type loco in action (they also have a diesel mocked up to look the same as reserve loco).
![Image](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/aa/UpperBavariaChiemseeBahn_01.jpg/799px-UpperBavariaChiemseeBahn_01.jpg)
![Image](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/aa/UpperBavariaChiemseeBahn_01.jpg/799px-UpperBavariaChiemseeBahn_01.jpg)
Well, now we know the buffer-stops work! (Heard at 2013 "Longest Day" solstice steamup)
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