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Alpine A110 1600S White Norev 1:18

Alpine A110 1600S White Norev 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Alpine
Model Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
185303
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About the Alpine A110 1600S White Norev 1:18

TL;DR: This Norev Alpine A110 1600S 1:18 is a zinc-alloy diecast in white, cast as a sealed one-piece body reproducing the A110's rounded fastback profile. It is a used example, and the box shows traces of storage. A compact, rally-bred classic for a French sports-car display.

The A110's shape is deceptively simple, all soft curves and a low nose, but that simplicity hid a rally-winning fibreglass body over a steel backbone chassis.

Casting the A110's Fastback in Diecast

Zinc alloy gives this small coupe genuine heft for its size, which suits a car whose real-world charm was always its lightness paired with a surprisingly rigid structure. The body here is a sealed, fixed shell, so the whole reading of the model happens across its exterior surfaces: the sweeping roofline runs as one unbroken curve into the tail, the round headlamp surrounds sit crisply against the white paint, and the shallow door shut lines are scribed cleanly rather than gapped. A one-piece casting is entirely standard for a diecast at this scale and price, and it allows the tooling to prioritise the A110's continuous curves over hinge engineering. Under direct light, the white finish shows an even gloss depth, and the thin chrome trim around the grille and lamps stands out sharply against it, a detail that matters on a car with relatively little ornamentation to hide behind.

A110's Rally Pedigree Behind the Road Car

The A110 built its reputation on rally stages through the late 1960s and into the 1970s, most famously carrying Alpine to the inaugural World Rally Championship manufacturers' title in 1973. The 1600S variant this replica represents sat toward the top of the road-going range, and that competition pedigree is a large part of why the A110 remains one of the most sought-after French classics among collectors today.

Where This A110 Fits a Collection

This model is used, and its box carries the traces of storage a collectible naturally picks up over time, with the casting itself remaining sound. White paintwork against a rally-liveried Alpine elsewhere in a display tells a fuller story of the A110's dual life, and its compact footprint means it sits comfortably beside other 1970s European coupes without dominating the shelf.

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