Fabrice D.
4 octobre 2026
Quality products that match their description. Fast shipping and well protected.
HO scale - 1/87th
This 1973 Renault Alpine A110 model car captures the essence of a car that has made its mark on the history of French motorsport. Reproduced in its iconic blue livery, this HO scale collector's item will delight sports car enthusiasts and rally fans. The faithful detailing and quality of finish make this model car a true collector's item that demonstrates French expertise in sports cars.
Beyond its aesthetic beauty, this model car Alpine A110 represents a glorious page in French motoring, that of a berlinetta which has managed to impose itself on the winding roads of international rallies and conquer the hearts of enthusiasts.
The Alpine A110 was born in 1961 from the imagination of Jean Rédélé, founder of Alpine. This revolutionary berlinetta adopted a unique architecture with its rear engine and fiberglass body, giving it a featherweight of only 720 kg. By 1973, the A110 had already proven itself on circuits and rally stages, establishing itself as the French benchmark in sports cars .
The 1973 model benefits from the latest technical developments, particularly in terms of the Renault 16 TS engine of 1600 cm³ developing 125 horsepower. This configuration allows the A110 to reach 210 km/h while maintaining remarkable agility thanks to its optimized weight distribution. The independent rear suspension and precise steering make it a formidable weapon on mountain roads .
The A110's commercial success was immediate, appealing to both professional drivers and gentlemen drivers seeking thrills. Its versatility, both for road use and competition, made it a unique model in the European automotive landscape of the 1970s.
In 1973, Alpine began operating under Renault sponsorship in 1971, marking the beginning of a fruitful collaboration that would lead to some of France's greatest rally victories. Jean Rédélé , a former Renault dealer with a passion for racing, was able to create a brand that embodies French sporting excellence while retaining its artisanal identity.
The Alpine story began in Dieppe in 1955, in the bodywork workshops of Jean Rédélé. The brand quickly built a reputation on the racetrack thanks to its lightweight, high-performance cars. The partnership with Renault allowed Alpine to benefit from the latest mechanical innovations while maintaining its construction philosophy: cars designed for performance and driving pleasure . This prosperous period saw the birth of Alpine's greatest successes, culminating in the title of World Rally Manufacturers' Champion in 1973.
The year 1973 will forever be etched in the history of Alpine and French motorsport. It was that year that the Alpine A110 won the first ever World Rally Championship title for manufacturers , beating prestigious brands like Porsche and Lancia. This achievement crowned years of hard work and technical innovation.
The epic journey began at the 1973 Monte Carlo Rally, where the Jean-Claude Andruet/Michèle Petit crew won their blue A110. This victory in the most prestigious event on the world calendar kicked off the season perfectly. The A110 would go on to win on the roads of the Acropolis, the Kenyan Safari, and the Thousand Lakes in Finland, demonstrating its exceptional versatility on all types of terrain.
Beyond the purely sporting aspect, this victory has a strong symbolic dimension for France. In the context of a nascent oil crisis, the Alpine A110 proves that the French automobile industry can compete with the best global productions. The blue berlinetta quickly becomes a symbol of French technical excellence , inspiring a whole generation of enthusiasts and engineers.
This year 1973 also marked the peak of the A110 before the arrival of its successor, the A310. The examples from this period are today considered the most accomplished of the line, perfectly balancing performance and reliability. It is this legendary version that our model car faithfully reproduces, testifying to a golden age of French motorsport.
This 1973 Alpine A110 is a natural addition to any collection of Alpine Renault model cars . It is an ideal complement to other models in the French sports car range, including the model car rally cars that have made their mark on the history of this discipline.
The HO scale allows for perfect integration into railway dioramas or collections specializing in this popular scale. Collectors will appreciate the ability to combine it with model cars from the 1970s to recreate the automotive atmosphere of this flamboyant decade. This period also saw the rise of other French models, such as Matra model cars in Formula 1.
This model car is aimed at both Alpine enthusiasts and fans of world rally history. It is also an excellent introduction for new collectors wishing to discover the world of HO scale model cars . The most demanding collectors can accompany it with other emblematic French models to create a true model car museum celebrating the creative genius of France.
Fabrice D.
4 octobre 2026
Quality products that match their description. Fast shipping and well protected.
yves Buffet
4 octobre 2026
Very good experience, impeccable follow-up, speed of delivery, and consideration for the buyer. Well done, Bernard.
BOITEL
4 octobre 2026
Miniature (hard to find) completely true to description, and of impeccable quality. Perfect communication. Fair price. Packaging and shipping top-notch. I highly recommend Bernardminiatures.
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