Wiking 7829 Claas Arion 430 with removable Frontloader FL120 1/32

Representing the entry model into the range of handy tractors

Claas has launched the Arion 430 as a tractor that offers every convenience imaginable. WIKING has now miniaturized this latest generation of the Claas Arion line with every attention to detail, unveiling the phenomenal versatility of this tractor at first glance. Affording the operator an unprecedented transparency of the roof, the panoramic view through the cab is just one of the features that set the 400 series apart. The "panoramic” cab in the original Claas tractor boasts a windscreen measuring an impressive 2.41 square meters. Just as its bigger brother, the cabin structure on the 1:32 model does not include any crossbars between windscreen and glass roof which would limit visibility. This unique design allowed WIKING to equip our 1:32 precision model with the Claas front loader 120, which can accurately imitate all real-life movements and, thereby, simulate all work steps that need to be completed on a farm every day. The FPT 4-cylinder turbo engines housed under the seed greed hood of the original Claas tractor deliver between 90 and 140 HP. 

Removable front loader allows for true-to-life settings

The Arion 430 is WIKING’s first tractor model that comes with a detachable front loader. The included wrench, which doubles as a lug wrench for tire changes, can be used to undo two bolts and, thus, disconnect the front loader from the model. Just as in real life, an enclosed support can be used to set down the front loader when not in use. This innovation is yet another testimony of how WIKING's designers succeed with ever increasing accuracy to replicate the technical possibilities in the real world on the 1:32 scale, which has become their scale of choice. 

Cab windows and doors can be opened true to the original radius

Aside from faithfully reproducing the chassis, WIKING attaches paramount importance to the foremost feature of the Arion series: the panoramic cab. The doors, as well as the rear window, are designed to open true to the original radius. The accurate representation of the original Claas interior offers clear indications as to the comfortable seat and ease of use the farmer can enjoy inside the cab. The steering function can be controlled with the finger grip fitted in the cab. The model also offers movable side mirrors and the hinged rotating beacon. Just as in the real world, the lower link of the rear hydraulics can be changed in its work position. The chassis is equipped with a swing axle for off-road use, while the wheels can be removed and brought into maintenance position with just a few easy steps. An appropriate wrench is provided. 

1:32 jewels in the crown: Radiator grille and toolbox can be pulled out

The Claas Arion 430 does not stop at the features listed above, but distinguishes itself even further with the following engineering gems for the 1:32 scale: As a first-in-class WIKING innovation, the venerable model maker is presenting a fully functional top link that is movably attached and can also be pulled out. This feature makes it possible to attach and affix implements at the rear of the tractor with even greater precision. Since the wheels can be removed, there will be magnetic hubcaps for front and rear wheels from this point on. What is more, the front axle has independent suspension that truly deserves the name as it actually allows the wheels to respond individually. When the hood is open, the oil coolers can, as usual, be moved upward individually for maintenance purposes. In addition, the right-side entry steps are modelled in a hinged arrangement. Finally, since WIKING’s philosophy places functionality front and centre, the toolbox was not only scaled down to 1/32th of its size but has also been made available on the right side, ready to be pulled out. 

Attention: Not suitable for children under 14 Years! Risk of chocking as small parts could be swallowed or inhaled!