Oxford Diecast 76XJ002

Jaguar XJ Crystal Blue - 1:76 Scale

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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 second livery on this model comes in an icy, watery blue with black interior. Oxford's new tooling is a replica of the latest XJ four door saloon which Jaguar class as a full-size luxury car. First designed in 2009 by Ian Callum and Adam Hatton, the XJ is assembled at Castle Bromwich in the West Midlands. Its distinctive features include slimmer, sleeker lights and a larger, squarer grille. Note too, the upright swooping tail lights nicknamed 'cat's claws'. Our model is registered OY13 CXF.

 

Catalogue listing

Brand
Oxford Diecast
Manufacturer
Oxford
Product Code
76XJ002
GTIN
5055530108547
RRP
£8.95

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Oxford Diecast Jaguar XJ Crystal Blue – 1:76 scale model. Manufacturer part number 76XJ002. The model represents the rebuilding of the railways period.

The second livery is an icy watery blue with a black interior. The model is produced using Oxford's new tooling that replicates the latest Jaguar XJ four‑door saloon, classified as a full‑size luxury car. The XJ was first designed in 2009 by Ian Callum and Adam Hatton and is assembled at Castle Bromwich in the West Midlands. Notable features include slimmer, sleeker lights, a larger squarer grille and upright swooping tail lights nicknamed “cat's claws”. The model is registered OY13 CXF.

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