I'm driving Vern's brilliant West Highland line, but I find that the view inside the cab a little strange - it's as if he is lying on the floor. Now I know the Scots like a wee dram now and again...
Is there any way of making the driver taller so that he can see out of the forward spectacles (windows to you others!)
Cheers, 7&Y
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Hi 7&Y
I built that K4 years ago, the cabview is the very first one I ever did for the J39. Nobody else has ever queried the fact you can not see out of the front windows very well, so I suppose they all drive with their head stuck outside in the slipstream. (or maybe they are taller than you
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I am sure there must be a setting to move the drivers head up a bit, someone should be able to help.
I built that K4 years ago, the cabview is the very first one I ever did for the J39. Nobody else has ever queried the fact you can not see out of the front windows very well, so I suppose they all drive with their head stuck outside in the slipstream. (or maybe they are taller than you
)I am sure there must be a setting to move the drivers head up a bit, someone should be able to help.
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