After the death of Francois Cevert and the subsequent retirement of Jackie Stewart, the Tyrrell team turned to Patrick Depaillier and Jody Scheckter to pilot the 006 for 1974.  It had gone through some modifications, but was clearly slower than other contempory cars and was retired later that year in favor of the 007

Developed in 1972 for Francois Cevert, it actually went on to win the 1973 drivers championship in the hands of Jackie Stewart

This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the resin body kits produced by DNQ (Simon Brereton on Slotforum)

Model shown is by DNQ, photos kindly donated by the builder Dave Arnold

1976 saw a few other teams run the Tyrrell 007. This example shows the Lexington team driven by Ian Scheckter

Model shown is a Scalextric Tyrrell 007

The Tyrrell 007 was introduced in 1974. This set depicts the car driven by Jody Scheckter

Model shown is a Scalextric Tyrrell 007

Paint used is Hycote Vauxhall Regatta Blue

Another team that made an appearance in 1976 was Heros Racing, driven by Kazuyoshi Hoshino

This set depicts Didiers team mate from 1978 Patrick Depaillier. It has some subtle differences - as in the Elf Oil Elf logo on the side pods

Model shown is a Scalextric Tyrrell 008

Tyrrell 008 first appeared for the Elf team in 1978, this set depicts the car driven by Didier Peroni

Model shown is a Scalextric Tyrrell 008

Melchester Racing ran the Tyrrell 008 in the Aurora British F1 Championship in 1979. This set can depict the car raced by Desire Wilson, Gordon Smiley or Neil Betteridge

Model shown is a Scalextric Tyrrell 008

Tyrrell 009 with the "Candy" livery from the second half ofthe 1979 season

Pictures kindly provided by P Prestage

Tyrrell 009 from 1979. Driven by Didier Peroni and Jean-Pierre Jarier. The team finished 5th overall and went on to use the car for the first two races of 1980 as well before moving to the 010. The "Tyrrell" livery was used for the first half of the 1979 season

This decal set is 1/32 scale and was designed for the resin body kits produced by DNQ (Simon Brereton on Slotforum)

This livery was used in the later half of 81 by both Cheever and Alboreto

Model shown is a modified Scalextric Brabham BT49

The Tyrrell 011 made its first appearance at the German GP in 1981 and was driven by Eddie Cheever to 5th place. Ii won 2 races during its career both times driven by Michele Alboreto. This set depicts the car during its first few races in 1981 with the Tyrrell livery

Model shown is a modified Scalextric Brabham BT49b

Later in the year, the Tyrrell team gained Camel as a sponsor. They also gained Jean Alesi as a driver. This livery depicts that version of the car.

Model shown is Scalextric Tyrrell 018

Also fits Scaleauto F1

From 1989, the Tyrrell 018 had severla different liveries, this one is from the first part of the season and dipictes the car as driven by Michele Alboretto and Jonathon Palmer

Model shown is Scalextric Tyrrell 018

Also fits Scaleauto F1