
Lancia Delta S4 #5 M. Biasion / T. Siviero Rally San Remo 1986 IXO 1:18

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Specifications
- Year
- 1986
- Era
- 1980s
- Body Type
- Rally Models
- Vehicle Class
- Group B & Group A Legends
- Openable Parts
- No
- Packaging Condition
- New
- Model Type
- Race Models
- EAN / GTIN
- 4895102338320
About the Lancia Delta S4 #5 M. Biasion / T. Siviero Rally San Remo 1986 IXO 1:18
TL;DR: IXO's 1:18 diecast Lancia Delta S4 #5, driven by Miki Biasion and Tiziano Siviero at Rally San Remo 1986, reproduces the Group B era's defining Lancia entry. The sealed diecast body holds crisp aero detail and tight panel lines. An essential piece for collectors of Group B rally history.
The Delta S4 arrived at the peak of Group B's brief, dangerous, and unforgettable era, a supercharged and turbocharged rally weapon that pushed technical boundaries the sport would never see again after the category's ban.
Diecast Detail on Group B's Aggressive Aero
The S4's wide fender flares, roof-mounted scoop, and rally-spec lighting bar give a diecast tool serious detail to capture, and IXO's sealed body handles the flared arches and vented hood as crisp, well-integrated features rather than bolted-on additions. The Martini-adjacent Lancia works livery sits cleanly registered over the panel lines, and the zinc-alloy build gives the compact, purposeful shape genuine heft. The sealed construction keeps the shutlines tight around the doors despite the aggressive flared bodywork this Group B monster demanded for its wide racing rubber.
A Genuine Centerpiece for Group B Collectors
Group B's short lifespan means genuine period cars and accurate models of them carry outsized significance relative to the category's brief run, and Biasion's San Remo entry represents one of the era's more recognizable pairings. At roughly 20cm, the S4's aggressive stance and flared arches display with real presence, and paired with the companion Alen livery from the same rally, this piece anchors a compelling two-car Lancia team representation from a single, historically significant event.














