Norev – Alpine A110 "Monte-Carlo 1973"


Scale model of a race car, the Alpine A110 "Monte-Carlo 1973", made by Norev. This example is reference 319251 ¹, included in the "Multigam Classic" series. It is made in China in 2018. Metal body painted in metallic blue, with printed details, including racing number "15". Black plastic base. Glazing represented in transparent plastic, with details molded in the windshield. Interior details in black plastic. Rubber tires, silver plastic rims. Without suspension. The nominal scale is 1:54 and the overall length is approximately 2.8 in. About 1.1 oz. This model represents a race car, the Alpine A110 1800 S berlinette, 2nd place on the 1973 "Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo", driven by Ove Andersson–Jean Todt. This race car, the Alpine A110 "Monte-Carlo 1973", is in my collection under the themes "French Vehicles" and "Race Cars". ●

Modelo à escala de um carro de corrida, o Alpine A110 "Monte-Carlo 1973", feito pela Norev. Este exemplar é a referência 319251 ¹, incluída na série "Multigam Classic". É feito na China em 2018. Carroçaria em metal pintada em azul metalizado, com detalhes impressos, incluindo o número de inscrição "15". Base em plástico preto. Vidros representados em plástico transparente, com detalhes moldados no pára-brisas. Detalhes interiores em plástico preto. Pneus em borracha, jantes em plástico prateadas. Sem suspensão. A escala nominal é 1:54 e o comprimento total é de aproximadamente 72 mm. Cerca de 32 g. Este modelo representa um carro de corrida, o Alpine A110 1800 S berlinette, segundo classificado no "Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo" de 1973, pilotado por Ove Andersson–Jean Todt. Este carro de corrida, o Alpine A110 "Monte-Carlo 1973", encontra-se na minha colecção sob os temas "Veículos Franceses" e "Carros de Corrida". ●

¹  As shown in the package.


Norev "Multigam Classic" series

The Norev "Multigam Classic" series combines all classic themes. ● A série Norev "Multigam Classic" combina todos os temas clássicos.

Item

Reference

Scale

Made

Alpine A110 "Monte-Carlo 1973" 

Race Car

319251 [1]

1:54

2018–rd2019


 [1]  As shown in the package.




Versions and color variants

I don't know if there are variants in this reference. Necessary corrections or additions are welcome. ● Desconheço se existem variantes nesta referência. Devidas correcções ou adições são bem-vindas.

 
319251 Metallic blue, black interior.


● References

Wikipedia | "Norev" 
Wikipedia | "Alpine A110"
Wikipedia | "Jean Rédélé" 
Wikipedia | "Ove Andersson" 
Wikipedia | "Jean Todt" 
Club Alpine Valencia | "Homepage"

1 mm → 0.039 in
1 g → 0.035 oz 
1 kW → 1,360 hp (metric/PS)
1 kW → 1,341 hp
1 hp (metric/PS) → 0,986 hp
1 km → 0,621 mile (international)


● How does a "real" Alpine A110 1800 S looks and sounds like? Check it out here, on this video retrieved from Jpog Photographie.





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