hi,is it possible to adjust the rear headlight to be as bright as the head light when u do shunting in reverse?
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Cab lights
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RE: cab lights
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RE: cab lights
Are you talking about the "Sphere of Light", which illuminates the scenery ahead or behind, or the light "discs" visible on the loco body, or both?All lights can be modified in position, colour, intensity, operation etc. Pending a full-scale dissertation on lights in the MSTS FAQ section,
email me with details of what you want and I'll see what I can do.Using the term "shunting", I assume you are another Brit who has to be "bilingual" in railway/railroad matters.eaharding@blueyonder.co.ukEric in UK
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