Holaras MES silage blade

Claas Jaguar 990 with Orbis 900 maize header. The header can easily be taken off. The rear wheels can ssteer and ofcourse the spout an header can move. Nearly all made of metal. There is a grass pickup available, however needs to be ordered separately!

• scale 1:32
• all metal
• easy to remove header
• rear wheels can steer

Volmer VTS 300 silage blade. Fits the frontlinkages on Universal Hobbies, Weise-Toys and Wiking tractors. The blade is telescopic, it can moven in and out. Wide on the silage pit and narrow for transport on the road!  Is all made of metal, so very good value for money and the perfect tool to make a good silage pit!

• all metal
• telescopic movement like the real thing

Claas Jaguar 25 forage harvester. A very detailed machine, all made of metal.  An adapter makes the machine fit Siku-compatible hitches. Fits most ROS, UH, Weise-Toys and Siku tractors. The sput can rotate and also fold for transport.

Due to the fine details not suited for children to play with.

Claas Xerion 12.590 by MargeModels. The Claas flagship on tracks! The tractor comes with a set of weights to ballast the tractor properly. A drawbar pin is included. Cab door opens, mirrors can move, Also available on tracks (model 12.590).

• scale 1:32
• all metal
• limited edition of 2.000 pieces!

To see the real machine at work, click the logo:

Fendt 620 with Stego 285- Agromaisby Universal Hobbies. A very detailed tractor with steerable front wheels. The front hitch can move up and down and fits a Weise-Toys Accord Quick coupler (not included!) so  you can fit a Siku compatible implement in the front as well. The bonnet opens..

• With Fendt Vario Grip tire pressure regulation
• dual tires
• limited editon Agromais

Holaras silage blade. Is all made of metal and comes with adapter in order to fit both, the Siku compatible rear hitches as well as the front hichtes with quick couplers. Using adapters it will also fit Wiking and Schuco hitches, both front and rear. Folds for transport like the real machine.

 To see the real thing at work, click the logo: