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Jeff Otto’s HO scale Missabe Northern Ry. Was featured in Model Railroad Planning 2013. This video covers the activities at Proctor Yard and the iron ore docks at Duluth.
A visit to Jeff Otto’s HO scale Missabe Northern Ry.
By Angela Cotey | March 19, 2013
| Last updated on December 2, 2020
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Impressive Jeff !!!
I operated on this layout today. It is nothing short of spectacular! Many thanks to Mr. Jeff Otto for having me over as a first timer!
I know hes got a couple of those new Yellowstones on his layout by now.
Do you have a track plan for this that would be view-able?
Looks absolutely stunning. I am a huge DM&IR fan. Wish I could come see in person.
Hi, Jeff. We loved your Arlington Heights layout, wonderful to see that your Lakeville layout is even more, more, impressive. Hope to see more of what you are producing. It surely inspires others as it has inspired me. And your sound is better.
Great set up, I'm new to the hobby, how do you control turn out from the fascia?
Beautiful trackwork and impressive loading docks!
Jeff is correct, his trains sound great, due mostly how he records it with his camara/sound locomotive
Great dock set up this is very nice.
Very impressive. Would like to see more.
Impressive! The shear size of those two docks…Whoa! Great video. Congrads on your accomplishments!
MR added the music. I prefer my native Tsunami steam sound, too.
Thank you all for the kind comments.
Extraordinary! Love it.
Breathtaking layout!
Jeff Otto and his wife are great host. Thank you Otto's for privilege of getting to operate on your railroad. I also enjoyed our dinner at river rails three years ago now.
Very cool ore docks.
Looks great, but the "ducking" of the background music needs to be more pronounced, it's distracting having to listen through the music to hear what the narrator was saying.
looks like DM&I in the old days