Alpine A310 N

Alpine A310 NThe ALPINE A310, a 2+2 coup presented in 1971, was initially equipped with a rear mounted in line 4 cylinder engine of 1600 cm3, fitted with a 4 speed gearbox. In 1976 this engine was replaced by the V6 PRV (Peugeot Renault Volvo) with overhead camshafts, with a capacity of 2664 cm3, increasing power to 150 hp and allowing a speed of over 225 km h.

As part of the Empire Air Training Scheme

numerous RAF Wellingtons managed to bring their crews back home

Can be built as Einsatzkameratrupp or FüPers

intended to wrestle the record for the fastest civilian aircraft in Europe away from the Germans

183 aircraft built

USS Petrof Bay

serving throughout the remainder of the Second World War

When the airframe was adapted to the Allison inline engine

which came onto the market in 1984 as a competitor to the Golf GTI

6 resin figures for BS-001

The first convertibles were initially designed by BERTONI and marketed by CHAPRON

unique and fine printed Decal sheet for marking of different tanks (1942 - Endkampf and beyond