The Nieuport 130, a dive bomber project, did not progress beyond the study stage, but it led to a development that resulted in the Nieuport 140. They shared the same airframe, wings, and landing gear, which was fixed and faired.

The Nieuport 140 was built in two examples (first flight in March 1935), but both were destroyed during testing. In 1936, the manufacturer proposed a new version of the aircraft, which became the Loire-Nieuport 40.

Scale model: 1/10

Dimensions: wingspan 121 cm (47.6"), length 74.5 cm (29.3")