Can the Surface Book be used as drawing tablet while connected to ext. screen, mouse and keyboard?

I'm thinking about getting a Surface Book (coming from a MacBook Pro), and one huge thing that would sway me would be if I could use it with the screen attached "backwards", folded flat, as a drawing tablet, using it with an external keyboard and mouse for input, and an external screen for extra UI real-estate. (With Windows still in "PC mode", not "tablet mode"). So, basically, using the laptop itself as "just" a drawing tablet, as if it were a Wacom Cintiq.

Is this possible?

Thanks!
Greg

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