Tamiya 24278 - 1/24 Alpine Renault A110 Monte-Carlo 1971 雷諾 田宮比例模型賽車/跑車 雙星孖星  [24278]

Towards Alpine A110

The Alpine originated by Jean Redele, who initially raced because of the Renault 4CV. He quickly noticed the restrictions of its heavy human body, and chose to replace it with his own design manufactured from FRP. Redele drove a modified 4CV, dubbed the Alpine, to triumph within the Mille Miglia road competition in 1955, and proceeded to develop brand new versions centered on Renault cars. The Alpine A110 was launched in 1963, and ended up being based on the Renault 8. It had a 956cc 4-cylinder engine at the rear and lightweight human anatomy shell manufactured from FRP. Front suspension showcased the independent dual wishbone kind, although the rear used swing hands. The A110 proved its capability by dominating road events held through the belated 60&39;s and very early 70&39;s, with its winnings on 1971 Monte Carlo Rally certainly crowning the pinnacle of its job. Along with its successful record and stunning design, the Alpine A110 is adored by motor sports fans around the world.

Specs & Features

• Skillful reproduction regarding the Alpine A110&39;s low and sleek body styling.
• General Length: 161mm.
• Exquisitely designed decals reproduce the A110&39;s 1971 Monte Carlo Rally markings.
• Amazingly precise details of car&39;s mechanisms, including rear-mounted inline 4-cylinder motor, front side and back suspension system and unique rally tires.
• Includes dash-mounted odometer and other features particular towards rally version.