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Ferrari Dino 246 GT #46 Red Anson 1:18

Ferrari Dino 246 GT #46 Red Anson 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Ferrari
Manufacturer
Anson
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
3580-P1
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About the Ferrari Dino 246 GT #46 Red Anson 1:18

TL;DR: This 1:18 Anson diecast reproduces the Ferrari Dino 246 GT, race number 46, in competition red, representing the mid-engine V6 coupe from 1970. Produced during Anson's earlier run of Ferrari diecast, it appeals both as a Dino collectible and as a period piece of diecast history in its own right.

The Dino never wore a Ferrari badge when new, and that absence is exactly what makes the car, and this replica of it, an interesting outlier on a Ferrari shelf.

A Period Diecast Interpretation of the Dino

Anson produced diecast at an accessible price point in the years before boutique resin manufacturers dominated Ferrari-specific collecting, and this Dino reflects that earlier era's construction priorities: solid diecast weight and recognizable proportion over exhaustive fine detail. The 246 GT's low, curved fastback profile comes through cleanly, and competition red with race number 46 applied gives the model a track-day identity rather than a static showroom finish. Panel gaps and interior detailing sit at a tier below what current resin specialists deliver on the same subject, which is worth acknowledging honestly rather than glossing over, but the core shape reads correctly and the model holds genuine charm as a snapshot of how Ferrari diecast looked before the segment matured into today's premium resin offerings.

The Dino's Unbadged Legacy

Ferrari named the Dino after Enzo Ferrari's son Alfredino and deliberately withheld the Ferrari badge from the car, positioning it as a distinct, more accessible brand meant to compete with Porsche without diluting Ferrari's own image. The 246 GT's mid-engine V6 layout was itself a departure from Ferrari's V12 road-car tradition, making it a genuinely important engineering bridge toward the mid-engine Ferraris that followed. Displayed in a period racing livery like this one, the Dino tells a double story, Ferrari's early flirtation with a sub-brand and its first real steps toward mid-engine road-car design.

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