The class 24 locomotive with tender was built for passenger service on branch lines of the German State Railroad. Two of this locomotive have returned after the end of the steam locomotive era in the Federal Republic of Germany and have been used often to haul steam excursion trains. Railroad enthusiasts have given it the nickname "Steppenpferd" (German for "Prairie Pony").
German Federal Railroad class 24. Reverse unit. 3 axles powered. 1 traction tire. Coupler hook on the front, RELEX coupler on the tender. Length over buffers 20.0 cm (7-7/8").
