Claas Jaguar 900 [1/32]

Introduction

No need to present it, the Claas Jaguar is unquestionably the best-selling forage harvester in the world. Westend released a few years ago a Jaguar 900 rather well finished but very little functional.

I modified this model in order to improve it a bit and adapt a whole series of harvesting head.

Building

I began by cutting the chopper block to make it mobile and able to raise and lower the frontal tools. For these crop heads, I standardized their hitch system.

The front tires were changed to Artisan32 low pressure tires and I changed the beacons (flashing lights from a Big X Universal Hobbies).

I also built a functional pipe’s deflector.

For crop heads I modified a Pu380 pickup from Norscott into a Pu300Hd, I also got a cutbar of Big X Universal Hobbies and I mounted it on a frame for the Claas. I modified a Claas Tucano wheat cut so that it fits to the forage harvester. I also built a Direct Disc 520 Grass Cutter and a Claas Hs-2 Plant Harvesting Head. Finally I modified a triple mower Claas Disco to turn the Jaguar into a selfpropelled mower.