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I love the blue Alpine-Renault A110 in the foreground. I’m a recent fan of these, and this picture shows just how tiny these cars are.
I recently purchased a 1/18 scale model of one, and I had thought the scale was off (relative to other Maisto models) until I read about the bodily contortions required for the person of average height and weight to get into one.
The Renault for me will forever be the gorgeous Fuego.
Fuego, you say? There was one at the 2024 edition of the ‘Everything-Renault-Event’
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I think they are all Alpines no? That blue on the left is just about perfection.
Yes, a Renault 5 GT Turbo with a collection of Alpines. The one at the end of the row is the current A110 model (which I also like very much).
Another by-product of this offspring, and it was manufactured in America (North America, top right of the map) The Manic …”GT”, with its R10 chassis. Obviously not the same pedigree as an Alpine.