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Video: Pelle Søeborg’s HO scale Daneville Sub part 1
Pelle’s attention to detail is really inspiring. And his blending of photo backdrop to scenery to track to foreground in such a short space is impressive and effective.
Thank you so much Pelle for sharing your layout and techniques with us, brilliant!
Very convincing. I felt like I was track side not too far from home.
Very nice! Pele’s work is always quite impressive. Thanks for sharing.
Very nice work. I especially like the Sergent couplers and the magnetic hosebags. Better get an SBU on the tail end of that freight though, or there will be an investigation lol! Thanks for the video.
Very nice. These scenes could be anywhere along the Gila or Lordsburg Sub. Although, the guy on the 4 axle would be riding the front of the cut to protect the shove. The detail is truly amazing.
Love it. Pelle is a great modeler.
Pelle is one of the best. I enjoyed this a lot!
Absolutely amazing!!! Pele is an artist.
I can’t believe he tore down the first layout, only to rebuild it a second time. Enough is enough please.
I love this! I like that Pelle models the modern era with big diesels. Besides being scenery-perfect, the layout seems to be a nice manageable size. It is not too “busy” and looks clean and uncluttered. The layout is kind of an unusual configuration that maximizes run time without being too predictable. Pelle is the best!
I really like the way the air hoses come apart.
Pelle’s layout is absolutely killer. Although small in size, the scenery is awesome to the max and very realistic. I would say it’s as good as it gets
Awesome layout! You should have an Amtrak train running around though, or even a UP Passenger Inspection Special just for some added fun!
Pelle Soeborg is perhaps the most inspiring model railroader of this day and age! His layout and his methods are absolutely phenomenal!
Pelle keeps setting the bar higher… Tremendous example how less is more.
Job well done. Realism is truly there and operating the yard and thru trains make effective railway works. Keep up the good works. Thx for the operating show.
I’m guessing an SBU is the Canadian equivalent of the US EOT (“End Of Train” Device)? What do the letters stand for? Guessing the “U” is “Unit”.
But isn’t this one different from the former layout? Might be the same location, but looks like different scenes to me.