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Hey Fellows and Gals,Everytime I'm stumped I come here and get the help I need - it's just great!This time I downloaded klv95.zip and installed it. I did notice that it has VERY large rearview mirrors but does it really run "backwards"? It looks so strange having the car going forward up the line with the "locomotive" behind pushing.Thanks so much once again.
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Hi,In real world this train is bidirectional. It can run in both directions and have cabs on both sides.
This is a normal concept here in Europe.
So the engine pulls one way and pushes the other way.
But in MSTS, you can only have one cab and you cannot switch cabs as the other Trainsimulator can.
So for one direction, you can have a real cab, for the other direction you have to "mimick" the cab and run reverse.
But in real world, the driver changes cabs.Dick van den Hoven
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Thanks so very much. For some reason I really like this train and enjoy running it. As I said in my original post I cal always count on getting answers to my questions in this group.Thanks again.
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