Wiking Fendt 724 Vario with Cargo front loader

New Generation: The front loader makes functionality more authentic. More function and even greater functional fidelity at a scale of 1:32 is hardly possible: WIKING has miniaturized the seventh generation of the Fendt 700 Vario series, bringing a complete new development with over 160 hand-assembled components into the agricultural scene. The Fendt 724 Vario features a brand-specific front loader for the first time, expanding the model builder's performance spectrum for versatile applications made possible by the collaboration of WIKING precision models. The prototype features a newly raised front windshield, which provides a significant model impulse even in 32-fold reduction. Additionally, there is the new generation of the Fendt Cargo 6.100 front loader. With this, WIKING achieves a precision model in a precise and detailed design that aligns with the values of the Fendt series as an all-rounder for the global market. For the first time, the prototype series is available with speeds of up to 60 km/h. WIKING has significantly optimized the steering angle compared to its predecessors – no Fendt has been as maneuverable as the 724 Vario until now. This fits perfectly with the expanded tasks of the tractor, whose front loader allows for maximum mobility. And it does so in a prototype-compliant manner, as the front loader and bucket are movable, and their work processes can be realistically replicated. The loading arm and bucket are compatible with the WIKING front loader exchange system, allowing for the attachment of other implements, where realistic movement processes can also be replicated. When the arm of the front loader moves upward, it automatically adjusts to take the bucket along. The magnetically secured front wheels are removable. The engine hood can be opened, revealing a detailed engine representation, while the upper and lower linkages are arranged to be movable.