LEGO 12V train layout #15: 7725, 7727, 7760, 7777

After a VERY long break from layouts, I've finally made Layout 15! This one is a standard outer track with 2 passing lines, and I built a big switchyard with 4 stub end sidings - 2 with decouplers and 2 with signals. It includes sets 7823, 7824, 7850 x5, 7854 x5, 7856, 7858 x3, 7859 x4, 7860 x4, 7861, 7862 x2, 7863, 7864 x2, 7866, and 7867. The trains running in this video are 7725, 7727, 7760, and the steam engine from 7777 plus the wagons 7815, 7820, and one from 7823. More content on Layout 15 soon!
Music: Atlantis by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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[@xavierg.8809]

The blue diesel is made for this work. Love it❤

[@MunchYoutube]

Please make a roundhouse👍👍👍

[@NeoSephirothVal]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@rosspeacock2956]

Great video again Reker. Love the colour coded switches for the point motors and uncouplers. 7725, 7760 and 7727 run well. Loving the new steam loco too the articulated bogies go nice and smoothly through the pointwork. Great Job.

[@Reker1million]

Thanks for the nice comment! Remotes are now color coded because I have so many points, lol.

[@eciacud]

Nice! Looking forward to more layout 15 content

[@LordAzran_]

We are so back

[@pastajensen]

Neat 😍

[@matthewdearden8097]

Very nice, why do you have two controllers, is one just for powering the points, lights etc and the other the actual trains? I notice one does not have the dial to regulate the track current and train speed so assume you are using one just to control the trains and the other for the tyrack accessories etc? Look forward to some more details in future videos and narative on why you like this.

[@Reker1million]

I will release a video soon (behind the scenes / planning of layout 15) where I answer this question in depth, but the short answer is that you're right - I do use one for (most) accessories and the other for controlling the trains!

[@matthewdearden8097]

@@Reker1million can't wait 👍