Bidspirit auction | A Collection of O Scale


A Collection of O Scale Model Railroad Accessories from MTH, Woodland Scenics, K-Line, and Life-Like - An assortment of O scale model railroad scenery and trackside accessories, all housed in their original retail packaging. The collection features a variety of figures, signage, and utility structures designed for use with O and O-27 gauge train layouts. Rail King by MTH Electric Trains items include a 16 Piece Railtown Sign Set (model 30-1087) featuring metal-based street and railroad signs, and a 6 Piece Telephone Pole Set (model 30-1088) consisting of brown plastic poles with silver insulators. A printed white label on the card backings identifies these as made in China to MTH's specifications. Woodland Scenics is represented by a Scenic Accents set titled Train Personnel (model A2722), containing six hand-painted figures in blue uniforms with luggage. The K-Line Action Accessories pack (model K-419503) includes 12 yellow plastic construction barrels with blue and yellow striped caution labels reading DANGER. Life-Like Trains SceneMaster sets include Item No. 1636, People Sitting, with six hand-painted figures and a park bench, and Item No. 1634, containing six standing hand-painted figures. The collection also includes two Cobblestone Corners coordinating accessory packs, each featuring a light-up railroad crossing signal with an attached stop sign and a white plastic battery housing. , The items appear to be in excellent, unused condition, remaining factory-sealed in their original blister packs and carded sets. The plastic blisters on several items, particularly the Rail King and Life-Like sets, show signs of age-related yellowing (photos 2, 6, and 7). The card backings exhibit minor shelf wear, including soft corners and small creases at the edges. One K-Line pack has a partially removed white adhesive price label on the left side of the card (photo 5). The functionality of the battery-operated crossing signals is untested as they remain in their original packaging.