Tyrrell 012 ‘Benetton’ (F1 1983) || ACC Custom Livery
With this new livery, I’m moving away from the 70s and into the 80s, with the 1983 Tyrrell 012 ‘Benetton’ (skipping the 010 and 011 because those are rather unremarkable looking).
I really like the look of the original 012. Not only was it the first time the name Benetton popped up in Formula 1. Before moving their sponsorship to the Alfa Romeo team for 1984 and 1985, and before buying the Toleman team and entering it as Benetton Formula 1 as its own team (before being bought by Renault in 2000 and being rebranded as such in 2002).
It was also, to my knowledge, the only F1 car to have a boomerang-shaped rear wing, albeit for only one Grand Prix. Before dropping the idea in favour of a conventional rear wing design.
The car features a rather unique dark green and black colour combination. Besides the old British Racing Green cars from the 50s and 60s, I can’t think of any sponsorship-era F1 cars featuring dark green as its primary colour.
I opted to recreate the livery based on a version of the livery featuring yellow details as a tertiary colour, just to introduce a bit more intricacy into the design. And I had to recreate a few of the logos found on the car (012 and SISLEY), which might not be 100% similar. For an example of my source material I refer to the picture below
The final result can be seen in the video (above) or screenshots below. Do you want to download and use the final livery? Feel free to do so by clicking the big red bar below which leads you to my shared Google Drive.
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Tyrrell 009 livery – studio shots
Tyrrell 009 – action shots
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