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Regarding allegations in draft box towards me who created the first version of the article:
Do not copy-paste material from sources, or your submission will be rejected for copyright violations.
The information was from German Wikipedia, which has a free copright license, allowing copying, especially to another wikipedia.
Write from a neutral point of view and base your article on reliable sources that are independent of the subject.
I have tried to have only neutral information, not trying to focus on good characteristics. I'm in the process of adding sources.
It is strongly discouraged to write about yourself or your own business. If you do so, you must declare it.
I am not connected in any way to Softronic. I just thought the locomotive was worth an article. There are many articles on historic and presently produced locomotive. See Category:Locomotives and List of locomotives.
