Bavarian MCi

The steam omnibus type Krauss was a double-decker steam railcars built by Krauss under the serial number 1181 for the Bavarian State Exhibition of 1882 in Nuremberg.

The single piece was passed after the exhibition of the Royal Bavarian State Railways for testing, which put him in the rooms of Würzburg and Bamberg. The steam railcar was used only briefly and not taken over by the state railway.

The steam railcar had the wheel arrangement B'2 ', so it was a pair of axes driven by rods. The boiler lay across, the gross operating weight at 28 tons. Stephenson regulator and brakes were to operate from both ends. The vehicle had 67 seats on two levels, the second car class was housed in the lower level, the third car class both in the lower and in the upper level.