Oxford Diecast 76ND90002

New Defender 90 Tasman Blue

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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 1:76 scale New Defender 90 appears in a superb Tasman Blue colour scheme which is registered RCC 362. 

This is the third of JLR’s innovative trio of the marque, all of which comply with new global car regulations and include up-market features. It comes as a short wheelbase vehicle with all-wheel drive, locking differentials and a ZF 8-speed automatic transmission. The aluminium unibody replaces the body-on-frame construction.

Our 3-door New Defender 90 features black and silver trim and the interior is also black. The superb replica 18” steel wheels with diamond turned finish are also silver with matt black wheel arches. The Defender name is printed across the front of the bonnet and the legendary green Land Rover badge is embedded into the section of the radiator grille above the silvered lower panel.

This is altogether a really practical, great all-round car in real-life and it looks equally good in Oxford’s 1:76 scale model form too. We love it.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast New Defender 90 – Tasman Blue

Manufacturer part number 76ND90002 represents the rebuilding‑of‑the‑railways era. The 1:76 scale model is finished in the registered RCC 362 Tasman Blue colour. It depicts JLR’s third model in a trio that meet new global car regulations and include premium specifications. The vehicle is shown as a short‑wheelbase, three‑door Defender 90 with all‑wheel drive, locking differentials and a ZF 8‑speed automatic transmission; the aluminium unibody replaces the traditional body‑on‑frame construction.

The replica features black and silver external trim, a black interior, and 18‑inch steel wheels with a diamond‑turned finish, silver with matt‑black wheel arches. The Defender name is printed on the bonnet and the green Land Rover badge is inset in the radiator grille above the lower silver panel. This model offers a practical and accurate representation of the real‑world car in Oxford’s 1:76 scale.