Variant of the BR 216 of the DB in traffic red livery with a front apron in Era IV. The V 160 or 216 series was the express train locomotive for non-electrified routes during the 1960s and 1970s at the Federal Railway. The development team has implemented the distinctive design of the prototype in outstanding quality in the model while achieving ideal driving characteristics. These attributes are emphasized by the effective use of perfect engravings and a paint job that is accurate down to the smallest detail. Modern LED technology serves as the basis for the red/white light change, as well as the switchable light functions that can be activated by retrofitting a digital decoder. The digital interface PluX22 is up to date according to NEM 658, and a suitable PIKO sound decoder with speaker is integrated from the factory. With the included detailing parts, the buffer beam of the vehicle can be completed in a prototype-accurate manner.