JCB Fastrac 8330.

High quality model of the JCB flagship.

Optically based on the Fastrac 4000 series, the Fastrac 8330 is particularly noticeable in comparison to the distinctive lines and the Command Plus cabin. The versatile tractor, which is used in agriculture or even in construction farm, has a power of a full 348 HP. The slightly forward tilted cabin improves visibility and protects from sunlight and is equipped with numerous controls and a comfort seat.

The traditional model makers from WIKING present a functional model of the JCB Fastrac 8330 in precision scale 1:32. Like all models, it is handmade with high-quality zinc die-cast quality and plastic accessories.

Example functionality.

The model is a precise miniaturisation of the original. Not only does it convince you with an extremely detailed engine display, it was even thought of with filigree prints on license plates and warning signs.

The pendulum axle and the numerous moving parts are also highlighted. Among other things, the towing mouth is height adjustable and both the driver's door and the door on the right side can be opened.

Your advantages at a glance:

Maximum attention to detail.

Due to the highest level of detail there is an amazingly similar replica of the original, which was hardly considered possible to this extent. For example, the Command Plus cabin and the instruments have been carefully replicated. In addition, neither the lights that have been delicately inserted nor other details, such as folding wing mirrors are missing.

Movable parts.

Many small parts are movable like the large model. Among other things, you can change the wheels that have magnetic covers with the included tool. To view the detailed engine display, the bonnet can be opened and there is also a removable front weight.

Manufacturing process

Viking miniatures are almost exact replicas of the originals. This is usually made possible by the manufacturers submit the 3D plans of the vehicles, which are then implemented on a smaller scale and used for production by hand. A high-quality zinc die casting process is used to ensure outstanding quality of the metal parts and the tiny accessories are mostly made of plastic.

About WIKING

WIKING was founded in 1936 by Friedrich Peltzer and now belongs to the Sieper Group, as Europe's most traditional manufacturer of model vehicles back on a proud history. To this day, an impressive model building unit has been created, which is not only a reflection of German automotive construction of the postwar period of Germany, but also reflects modern vehicles of the automotive and agricultural transport world. In addition to the quality, it is particularly the authenticity that makes the miniatures in scales 1:32, 1:43, 1:87 and 1:160 so popular and valuable among collectors.