Fly Car Model A2143

R5 Maxiturbo Rally Formula 1992 SW

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SKU FLYA2143
Scale 1:32 Scale, Slot Cars
Part Number A2143
Description

R5 Maxiturbo Rally Formula 1992

The Renault 5 Maxi Turbo remained a highly celebrated icon of Group B rally engineering well into the early 1990s, frequently appearing in historic and special-category rally events that showcased legendary competition cars from earlier eras. By this time, the car was no longer active in top-level World Rally Championship competition, but it continued to feature in demonstration runs and historic rally formats that preserved its legacy.

Built by Renault through its Renault Sport division, the Renault 5 Maxi Turbo was originally developed for high-performance asphalt rallying, featuring a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, wide-body aerodynamics, and a naturally aspirated 1.5-litre engine designed for exceptional throttle response. These characteristics made it one of the most agile and visually dramatic rally cars of the Group B era.

In 1992-style rally formula and historic rally events, cars such as the Renault 5 Maxi Turbo were often included in showcase entries that celebrated the golden age of rallying. On tight, technical tarmac stages, the Maxi Turbo’s compact dimensions, lightweight chassis, and precise handling allowed it to demonstrate the same qualities that made it famous during its original 1980s competition career.

For slot car enthusiasts and collectors, the Renault 5 Maxi Turbo represents a pure expression of Group B rally excitement. Its wide stance, aggressive aero package, and iconic 1980s design language make it an ideal subject for detailed slot car modelling, perfect for recreating historic rally action and high-speed tarmac competition layouts inspired by classic European rally stages.

1:32 Scale model produced by Fly Car Model, with lots of details as based on the prototype, this model will surely be a proud part of your slot car collection. This model includes lots of added features including Rubber tyres, fitted Copper braids and a powerful motor.

Features

  • 1:32 Scale Model
  • Fitted Magnet
  • Copper Braids
  • Rubber Tyres
  • Clear Plastic Display Box
  • Based on the prototype seen at Rally Formula in 1992

Details:

The Renault 5 Maxi Turbo remained a highly celebrated icon of Group B rally engineering well into the early 1990s, frequently appearing in historic and special-category rally events that showcased legendary competition cars from earlier eras. By this time, the car was no longer active in top-level World Rally Championship competition, but it continued to feature in demonstration runs and historic rally formats that preserved its legacy.

Built by Renault through its Renault Sport division, the Renault 5 Maxi Turbo was originally developed for high-performance asphalt rallying, featuring a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, wide-body aerodynamics, and a naturally aspirated 1.5-litre engine designed for exceptional throttle response. These characteristics made it one of the most agile and visually dramatic rally cars of the Group B era.

In 1992-style rally formula and historic rally events, cars such as the Renault 5 Maxi Turbo were often included in showcase entries that celebrated the golden age of rallying. On tight, technical tarmac stages, the Maxi Turbo’s compact dimensions, lightweight chassis, and precise handling allowed it to demonstrate the same qualities that made it famous during its original 1980s competition career.

For slot car enthusiasts and collectors, the Renault 5 Maxi Turbo represents a pure expression of Group B rally excitement. Its wide stance, aggressive aero package, and iconic 1980s design language make it an ideal subject for detailed slot car modelling, perfect for recreating historic rally action and high-speed tarmac competition layouts inspired by classic European rally stages.



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SKU FLYA2143
Manufacturer Fly Car Model
Manufacturer Code A2143
Scale/Gauge 1:32 Scale, Slot Cars
Product Type Slot Cars
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