Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 Cycling Figurine | Le Petit Cycliste
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  • Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 Cycling Figurine | Le Petit Cycliste
  • Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 Cycling Figurine | Le Petit Cycliste
  • Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 Cycling Figurine | Le Petit Cycliste
  • Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 Cycling Figurine | Le Petit Cycliste
  • Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 Cycling Figurine | Le Petit Cycliste

Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 - cycling figurine

€13.90
Zamak cycling figurine of the Toscana Nippo Ralli team, 2026 season. Hand-painted in France for dedicated collectors of professional cycling.
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Hand-painted in Roubaix. Production time: 3 to 5 business days.

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Toscana Nippo Ralli is one of the most distinctive outfits in the professional peloton — an Italo-Japanese alliance that brings a bold, unmistakable identity to the World Tour roads. This figurine captures the team's jersey for the 2026 season, reproduced with the artisanal precision that defines every piece in Le Petit Cycliste's zamak range.

Cast in zamak — a zinc alloy prized for its strength and sharpness of detail — then hand-painted in France, this miniature faithfully honours the team's visual identity. The painting, carried out in small batches, delivers a level of refinement and authenticity that mass production simply cannot match. Each figurine is unique in its final finish.

  • Material: zamak (zinc alloy), robust and finely detailed
  • Artisan hand-painting, carried out in France
  • Faithful reproduction of the Toscana Nippo Ralli 2026 jersey
  • Produced in small series

For the collector who follows the peloton season after season, this figurine represents a team with a truly distinctive profile — blending tactical discipline with a Mediterranean racing spirit. A natural addition to any collection dedicated to contemporary professional cycling.

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