While the C variant of the Brabham BT46 is the more famous of the family, due to its fan, the B model was a successful machine in its own right. In this particular example john Watson came second in the fateful 1978 Italian Grand Prix, just behind teammate Niki Lauda in a similar car. While the event itself was overshadowed by the tragic death of Ronnie Peterson, the 1-2 for Brabham was still an impressive result.

What's Inside
1x Brabham BT46

Tech Specs
How many pieces will be found in the box opened by the customer?
1
Item Scale
1:32 Scale
License line
The 'Brabham' name and trademarks are protected in the UK, EU and elsewhere. They are used here under license from Brabham Group Limited.
Release type
New tooling
Item Length - Without Packaging (cm)
17
Item Height - Without Packaging (cm)
5
Item Width - Without Packaging (cm)
6
Car Number
2
Colour
Red
Compatible with ARC AIR/ARC ONE
Yes
Compatible with ARC PRO/Digital
Digital chip required
Compatible with Spark Plug
Yes
Decal Sheet Included
No
Digital Plug Installed
No
Digital Plug Type
C7005
DPR
No
Drivers
John Watson
Easy Change Guide Blade
Yes
Flashing Lights
No
Front Lights
No
360 Guideblade
No
High Detail
Yes
Magnatraction
Yes
Manufacturer
Brabham
Race
Italian GP
Rear Lights
No
Siren
No
Super Resistant
No
Theme
Single seater
Year
1978