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Oxford Diecast 76ND110002

New Defender 110 Explorer Santorini Black

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Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

The Defender 110 Explorer in Santorini Black, one of JLR’s popular colour schemes across their range. With the Explorer appendage, it comes with the special accessories pack over the standard 110.  The long wheelbase model has the addition of a side mounted gear carrier, an expedition roof rack, raised air intakes for engine protection when driving in dusty or sandy conditions, wheel arch protectors made of a suitably durable material for driving through hazardous terrain and – should it be needed in such circumstances – a rear mounted spare wheel in its Defender labelled cover.

The 1:76 scale replica features all these external features and is presented completely black inside and out, except for a silvered lower rear panel below the spare wheel.  Registered 569 GAH, a special detail includes the 110 designation printed on the front of the bonnet.

Designed by JLR’s Gerry McGovern, the latest Defender in all its guises is a completely new concept with innovative technology and no carry-forward components from previous models. The result is revolutionary.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast New Defender 110 Explorer Santorini Black is a 1:76 scale die‑cast model produced under the part number 76ND110002. The vehicle represents the period of the rebuilding of the railways, a historical context chosen by the manufacturer.

The model reproduces the Defender 110 Explorer in JLR’s Santorini Black colour scheme and includes the Explorer accessory pack. Features modelled are a side‑mounted gear carrier, an expedition roof rack, raised air intakes, wheel‑arch protectors and a rear‑mounted spare‑wheel cover, all finished in black except for a silver lower rear panel beneath the spare wheel. The bonnet carries the “110” designation.

The replica is fully assembled and painted, with registration number 569 GAH applied to the rear. It was designed by JLR’s Gerry McGovern, who has described the latest Defender as a completely new concept incorporating innovative technology without carry‑forward components from earlier models.