Wiking 1:87 Claas Lexion 770 Harvester with V1050 Grain Mower

Wiking 1:87 Claas Lexion 770 Harvester with V1050 Grain Mower

Wiking 1:87 Claas Lexion 770 Harvester with V1050 Grain Mower. Chassis with all details in umber grey, cardan shaft and axle mountings also in umber grey. Body front in light grey, back in Claas green. Transparent cab with grey base sides, black frames, and silver headlamps. Orange trans-parent warning light mounted on roof. Interior with driver’s seat, console and steering wheel are all in grey. Header mounts in Claas green with grey flanks, rotating cutters in red. Red Claas emblem printed on side and “Lex-ion” model lettering printed in dark grey and “770” in light grey. Flanks of header with red Claas emblem and “1050” model lettering in dark grey and “Vario” in black.

The surprise has been achieved: for the second time, WIKING is building a cutting-edge combine harvester and at the same time honoring Claas’s 100th anniversary in Harsewinkel! The Claas Lexion 770 concludes another gap in the popular agricultural collection and is also a model-builder giant in scale 1:87 – the dimensions impress. The powerful 1: 87 miniature has fine-tuned machine details, which allow the Lexion 770 to seamlessly follow its predecessor. The wheel version carries the V1050 cutting unit. The new cutting machine can later transport the grain cutting machine to simulate road transport. WIKING invests a high construction effort in the agricultural machine giants and, after the Millennium Model 2000, presents the now second combine harvester in the precision scale 1:87. The 530 hp model has a working width of 10.5 meters, the grain tank can still handle 12,000 liters.

Today, the WIKING “heart” belongs to the Sieper Group – well known for toy models of the brand “siku”. There, the amazing models will be designed and produced. Every two months new models are also available for dealers and collectors. Fire brigade vehicles and cars, but also cutting-edge tractors or multi-faceted classics are among them.  And of course the popular reproduction of long-forgotten models.