Claas Atles 926RZ with Fixed Front Weight – 1:32 Farm Model by Universal Hobbies

The Claas Atles 926RZ with Fixed Front Weight is a 1:32 scale die-cast model by Universal Hobbies, crafted with exceptional accuracy and attention to detail. Representing one of Claas’s most recognisable tractors from the early 2000s, this model combines nostalgic appeal with outstanding build quality, making it a perfect addition to any farm model collection.

About the Real Machine

The Claas Atles 926RZ was produced in the early 2000s and stood as the flagship of the Atles range, delivering up to 260 hp from its powerful 8.4-litre Deutz six-cylinder engine. It featured a 24x24 ZF transmission with four powershift steps and electronic control, ensuring smooth power delivery and operator comfort. Furthermore, the Atles offered full cab suspension, excellent visibility, and a distinctive design that helped establish Claas as a major tractor manufacturer following its move into the high-horsepower segment. Because of its robust construction, strong pulling performance, and reliability, the 926RZ earned a loyal following among contractors and large-scale farmers.

Features and Specifications

• Scale: 1:32 die-cast model
• Manufacturer: Universal Hobbies
• Model: Claas Atles 926RZ with Fixed Front Weight
• Working Details: Steerable front wheels, detailed cab, realistic decals, fixed front weight
• Material: Die-cast metal with plastic detailing
• Finish: Classic Claas green and grey livery
• Packaging: Supplied in a Universal Hobbies display box

Age Recommendation: 14+

Available to order. Allow 3-7 days for dispatch. 

About Universal Hobbies Farm Models

Undoubtedly Universal Hobbies are one of the worlds leading farm and construction model manufacturers. They have been producing models for over 20 years with high quality levels and a range of different scales. Universal Hobbies produce models using die casting, plastic and rubber parts, and tamp print on sticker details therefore giving permanent printings. The tampo-printing process can take up to 400 presses to complete a single model.

Finally, these models are supplied in packaging designed in partnership with the machinery manufacturer.