K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
Anyone ever seen one of these?:
http://toyconnect.blogspot.com/2022/07/train-time-k-line-k42450-operating.html
It looks like a really nice accessory, perhaps even worthy of a scale pike (gasp!).
http://toyconnect.blogspot.com/2022/07/train-time-k-line-k42450-operating.html
It looks like a really nice accessory, perhaps even worthy of a scale pike (gasp!).
Re: K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
healey36 wrote:Anyone ever seen one of these?:
http://toyconnect.blogspot.com/2022/07/train-time-k-line-k42450-operating.html
It looks like a really nice accessory, perhaps even worthy of a scale pike (gasp!).
I have never seen one but according to the link on OGR it was Produced in 2005 for the Kline Collectors Club for $60 plus shipping.
https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/topic/k-l ... ll-k-42450
Here is one on ebay for $150
https://www.ebay.com/itm/144676969804
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I didn't realize it was a Collector's Club item. A hundred-fifty bucks seems steep, but then there probably weren't too many made.
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On the link you provided there are about 20 pictures of this item. you just have to find them.
I downloaded all the pictures so I could look at them full size. It looks like this thing is made out of wood. kind of looks like someones homemade craft project. It does look interesting, I just don't know how good it is. it look like there is is band attached to the saw arbor so I guess that it is operational ?
I downloaded all the pictures so I could look at them full size. It looks like this thing is made out of wood. kind of looks like someones homemade craft project. It does look interesting, I just don't know how good it is. it look like there is is band attached to the saw arbor so I guess that it is operational ?
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Re: K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
We had one of these on our layout at the club Its a really cool accessory Somebody donated a carftsman kit sawmill that took its place Only reason its gone We got 75 bucks for it used with no boxes
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Thanks for that. It confirms my suspicion that tracking one down would be tough.
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I don't know if you have seen the actual pictures of this saw mill. But with your skill at making buildings and those tunnels you could easily make one.
I will try to link to a couple of the pictures.....


I will try to link to a couple of the pictures.....
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Looking at those pics, I can see this really is a craft-style kit with wood components and various other bits. Pretty interesting; wouldn’t have guessed that given its K-Line origins.
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healey36 wrote:Looking at those pics, I can see this really is a craft-style kit with wood components and various other bits. Pretty interesting; wouldn’t have guessed that given its K-Line origins.
Or, you can go in the other direction: https://www.sierrawestscalemodels.com/308.html
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Re: K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:healey36 wrote:Looking at those pics, I can see this really is a craft-style kit with wood components and various other bits. Pretty interesting; wouldn’t have guessed that given its K-Line origins.
Or, you can go in the other direction: https://www.sierrawestscalemodels.com/308.html
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the diorama as pictured measures approximately 30" x 19"
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Re: K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:healey36 wrote:Looking at those pics, I can see this really is a craft-style kit with wood components and various other bits. Pretty interesting; wouldn’t have guessed that given its K-Line origins.
Or, you can go in the other direction: https://www.sierrawestscalemodels.com/308.html
Unlikely to go in any direction. I can't see this in a tinplate setting
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K line made some of the best stuff ever. Their passenger cars beat anything available on today’s market with the exception of 3rd rail.
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Re: K-Line K-42450 Sawmill
healey36 wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:healey36 wrote:Looking at those pics, I can see this really is a craft-style kit with wood components and various other bits. Pretty interesting; wouldn’t have guessed that given its K-Line origins.
Or, you can go in the other direction: https://www.sierrawestscalemodels.com/308.html
Unlikely to go in any direction. I can't see this in a tinplate setting
Maybe, but it would give you something constructive to do instead of shoveling snow this winter!
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