This R/C kit recreates the Alpine A110 with an orange Jägermeister livery on the proven M-06 chassis. The Alpine A110 was a French compact coupe featuring a lightweight FRP body based upon a steel backbone, rear-wheel drive chassis with the rear-mounted inline-4 engine positioned longitudinally. Production continued from its debut year 1963 until 1977, and the A110 attained fame after victory in the 1971 rally in Monte Carlo. In 1973, this car became the first World Rally champion and its Jägermeister orange livery version achieved a class victory in German circuit races.

The M-06 chassis features a rear-mounted motor, rear-drive setup and has a longitudinally-mounted battery pack, with R/C equipment positioned on either side for optimum balance and a low centre of gravity. Four-wheel double wishbone suspension uses dish design wheels, equipped with 60D radial tyres at the front and 60D super radial (hard) tyres at the rear. A 3-piece steering linkage offers nimble handling response.

Rear Motor Placement

The M-06 places the motor at the rear and powers the rear wheels. This creates a unique, snappy handling experience, rewarding precision and encouraging playful drifts.

Adjustable Wheelbase

The M-06 offers multiple wheelbase options (210mm, 225mm, 239mm). This allows you to fine-tune the chassis to match the body shell you choose, enhancing both scale realism and handling characteristics. This version comes with the 225 mm chassis instructions.

Lengthwise Mounted Battery Tray

The battery sits lengthwise in the centre of the chassis. This promotes excellent balance, weight distribution, and a low centre of gravity, giving the car a planted feel when throwing it around corners.

Double Wishbone Suspension

All four wheels feature independent double-wishbone suspension with oil-filled shocks. This system soaks up bumps for smooth handling on various surfaces.

Compact and Durable Design

The M-06 chassis is small in footprint, making it perfect for tight spaces or indoor tracks. Yet, its construction prioritises toughness for worry-free bashing.

Aftermarket & OEM support

Tamiya as well as a range of aftermarket companies offer a vast range of hop-up parts and bodies for the M-06. This lets you personalise everything from performance to looks, making your M-06 truly yours.

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• 1/10 scale R/C model assembly kit. Length: 395mm, width: 168mm, height: 121mm. Wheelbase: 210mm
• 1.0mm thick polycarbonate body
• Separate ABS plastic parts authentically depict headlights, front/rear bumpers and side mirrors
• M-06 chassis (210mm wheelbase setup) with rear-mounted motor and rear-drive
• Dish wheels moulded in silver paired with 60D radial tyres (Item 50683) at front and 60D super radial tyres (Item 54999) at rear
• Stickers included to recreate sponsor logos, race numbers and more; window masking stickers included to aid the painting process
• Type 540 motor included

• 1x Tamiya 1/10 M-06 Chassis Kit
• 1x 540 Sized Brushed Motor
• 1x 1/10 Alpine A110 Unpainted Body Shell

• 1x Compatible 7.2V NiMH Battery & Compatible Charger
• 4x AA Batteries
• 1x Standard Sized Servo
• 1x Electronic Speed Controller (ESC)
• 1x 2-Channel Transmitter & Receiver
• Polycarbonate Compatible Paint (e.g. Tamiya PS series)

This body shell comes completely unpainted and may or may not require body post holes to be drilled. Only use a polycarbonate-style paint such as the Tamiya PS series to finish these bodies, as standard paints will not adhere and/or cause damage to the body shell's surface.