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Welcome to the fascinating world of Tyrrell model cars , a collection dedicated to one of the most innovative and daring teams in Formula 1. Here I present to you a carefully curated selection of scale models that trace the exceptional history of this British brand, from its humble beginnings to its revolutionary innovations that have left their mark on motorsport.
Your specialist dealer in Model cars
As a specialist dealer, I offer a collection of Tyrrell model cars that accurately reflects my current stock. This selection does not claim to be exhaustive, but it accurately represents the models currently available. Each model on the site corresponds to a copy in stock , generally limited to 1 or 2 pieces per reference.
The collection consists mainly of 1/43rd scale models , the benchmark scale for demanding collectors. You will also find some remarkable pieces in 1/24th and 1/18th scales for lovers of more imposing details, as well as 1/87th scale models (HO scale) for diorama enthusiasts. This diversity of scales allows everyone to find the Model that corresponds to their expectations and their collection space.
My selection is constantly evolving with new arrivals and opportunities. I regularly update this collection to offer you the most beautiful representations of the Tyrrell single-seaters that have marked the history of Formula 1.
Discover the treasures of the Tyrrell collection
This collection invites you to explore Tyrrell's technical and sporting heritage across several Model categories. You'll find the Formula 1 single-seaters that made the team famous, from the first models of the 1970s to the latest developments before the end of the Tyrrell adventure.
Tyrrell Formula 1 model cars occupy a prominent place in this selection, with faithful reproductions of the single-seaters that raced on the legendary circuits. The collection also includes models from the model racing cars , demonstrating the diversity of projects carried out by the British team.
Collectors will also be able to discover special editions and commemorative models that celebrate key moments in Tyrrell's history. These rare pieces are true testaments to the brand's technical and aesthetic evolution.
The fascinating history of Tyrrell Racing
The Tyrrell adventure began in 1958 with Ken Tyrrell, a former driver turned visionary team manager. Initially focused on junior formulas, the team gradually climbed the motorsport ladder to reach Formula 1 in 1968. Ken Tyrrell revolutionized the approach to racing by focusing on technical innovation and the discovery of young talent.
Tyrrell Model cars bear witness to this remarkable epic, marked by the arrival of Jackie Stewart in 1968. The Scottish driver quickly became the team's spearhead, winning the world championship in 1969, 1971 and 1973. These victories propelled Tyrrell to the top of the world hierarchy and established the team's reputation for excellence.
Technical innovation is in Tyrrell's DNA. The team develops bold solutions, constantly exploring new avenues to improve performance. This philosophy is reflected in the model cars of the 1970s , the British team's golden era.
After Jackie Stewart retired in 1973, Tyrrell continued to innovate and develop new drivers. The team discovered talents such as François Cevert, Jody Scheckter, and Stefan Bellof, contributing to the development of international motorsport.
The Tyrrell P34 Story: The Six-Wheeled Revolution
Tyrrell's history is full of bold innovations, but none have stood out like the Tyrrell P34 , the famous six-wheeled single-seater. In 1976, Ken Tyrrell and his engineer Derek Gardner came up with a revolutionary solution to improve aerodynamics: replacing the two front wheels with four smaller ones.
This visionary approach reduced aerodynamic drag while maintaining the same surface area. The P34 immediately became a circuit attraction , fascinating spectators and challenging competitors. Jody Scheckter and Patrick Depailler drove this technological marvel, even winning the 1976 Swedish Grand Prix.
Despite its initial success, the P34 encountered technical difficulties related to the development of special tires. Goodyear focused its efforts on traditional tires, leaving Tyrrell without optimal technical support. This experience perfectly illustrates the innovative spirit that characterizes the British team, always ready to explore uncharted territories.
Today, Tyrrell P34 model cars are among the most sought-after pieces among collectors, demonstrating the lasting impact this innovation had on the automotive imagination. These scale models perpetuate the memory of an era when technical audacity knew no bounds.
Complete your collection of Formula 1 Models
Tyrrell model cars occupy a unique position in the world of motorsport Models. They represent the golden age of Formula 1, a time when technical innovation and sporting audacity combined to create exceptional machines. These scale models are a natural addition to any motorsport collection.
For collectors passionate about the history of Formula 1, Tyrrell Models are an ideal complement to Ferrari Model cars and Lotus Model cars . This combination allows you to trace the technical and aesthetic evolution of the premier discipline of motorsport.
British automotive history enthusiasts will particularly appreciate these models, which complement the McLaren and Williams model cars perfectly. This synergy between the various British teams offers a comprehensive view of the technical excellence from across the Channel.
These Models are aimed at both experienced collectors and novices discovering the world of model cars. Their meticulous finish and historical accuracy make them ideal pieces for starting or expanding a thematic collection.
A gift idea that hits the mark
Giving a Tyrrell Model car is an original and refined gift that will pleasantly surprise car enthusiasts. Whether for a birthday, Father's Day, or the holiday season, these Model models will directly touch the souls of lovers of beautiful mechanics.
These Models are ideal for both seasoned collectors and young enthusiasts discovering the history of motorsport. They represent a privileged gateway to the fascinating world of Formula 1 and its technical innovations. Each model tells a story, evokes an era, and perpetuates the memory of sporting achievements.
To complete this gift, I also offer Model cars from the 1980s which allow you to extend your exploration of the Tyrrell universe to the team's final years in Formula 1.
Features of our Tyrrell Models
- Base and protective box included with each model
- Metal construction (quality alloy) for optimum durability
- Faithful reproduction respecting the proportions and details of the original model
- Careful finishing with particular attention paid to technical details
- Protected packaging guaranteeing delivery in perfect condition
- Historical authenticity verified according to the stable archives
Each Model in this collection is a testament to the technical excellence and sporting audacity for which Tyrrell is renowned. These scale models perpetuate the legacy of a team that revolutionized Formula 1 through its innovations and talent discovery. Discover now this unique selection, which celebrates one of the most beautiful chapters in the history of motorsport.
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Did You Know? Anecdotes and Curiosities about our Miniatures
Who was Ken Tyrrell and how did he revolutionize Formula 1?
Ken Tyrrell was a British timber merchant who became one of F1's most innovative constructors. He discovered Jackie Stewart and founded the Tyrrell team in 1970. His craftsmanship and talent-spotting made him a legend, winning the constructors' championship in 1971 with limited resources against the giants of the era.
Why is the six-wheeled Tyrrell P34 considered one of the most iconic F1 cars?
The 1976-1977 Tyrrell P34 remains unique in F1 history with its four small front wheels. This innovation aimed to reduce aerodynamic drag while maintaining an optimal contact patch. Despite a victory at the 1976 Swedish GP, the concept was abandoned as the special tires were not evolving quickly enough.
What remarkable feat did Jackie Stewart achieve with Tyrrell?
Jackie Stewart won all three of his World Championship titles (1969, 1971, 1973) while driving for Tyrrell, setting a record of 27 Grand Prix victories that stood until 1987. His collaboration with Ken Tyrrell also revolutionized safety in F1, with Stewart actively campaigning to improve racing conditions after several fatal accidents.
How did Tyrrell launch the careers of future champions?
The Tyrrell team was renowned for unearthing young talent. In addition to Jackie Stewart, it launched the careers of François Cevert, Jody Scheckter, Michele Alboreto, and especially Jean Alesi. Ken Tyrrell had an exceptional eye for spotting the potential of promising drivers, even with modest budgets compared to the big teams.
What controversy marked the end of the Tyrrell era in Formula 1?
In 1984, Tyrrell was disqualified from the entire championship for using illegal water tanks containing lead shot, adding weight after scrutineering. This 'lead in water' affair remains controversial, with Ken Tyrrell maintaining his innocence. The team survived until 1998 before being bought by BAR.


















































































































