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Renault Clio Maxi #17 J. Ragnotti / G. Thimonier Tour de Corse 1995 Otto 1:12

Renault Clio Maxi #17 J. Ragnotti / G. Thimonier Tour de Corse 1995 Otto 1:12
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Specifications
Brand
Renault
Manufacturer
Otto
Scale
1:12
Material
Resin
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
G090
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About the Renault Clio Maxi #17 J. Ragnotti / G. Thimonier Tour de Corse 1995 Otto 1:12

TL;DR: Otto's 1:12 resin Renault Clio Maxi #17 reproduces Jean Ragnotti and Thimonier's 1995 Tour de Corse entry, from the kit-car era of rallying before regulations shifted toward World Rally Cars. The larger 1:12 scale shows off the Maxi's wide arches and aggressive aero in genuine detail.

Jean Ragnotti built his rally reputation on Renault machinery, and the Clio Maxi represents one of his later, still competitive chapters behind the wheel.

Ragnotti's Renault Rally Legacy

Ragnotti's name is inseparable from Renault's rally program, going back to his famous Monte Carlo win in an R5 Turbo more than a decade before this Clio Maxi campaign, and that continuity gives this subject genuine narrative weight beyond a single season's results. Otto's resin body handles the Maxi's flared, kit-car-era bodywork with the sharp, well-defined edges that distinguish a genuine aerodynamic addition from a soft, blended-in approximation.

Otto's 1:12 Resin Detail

Choosing 1:12 over the more common 1:18 or 1:43 gives this rally car substantially more surface area to show off its wide arches, roof scoop, and underbody aero, details that would compress into far less visual impact at a smaller scale. It rewards a collector building a French rally display with genuine engineering detail rather than a simplified overview.

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