Land Rover Range Rover 7 Piece Set - Diecast Model 1:76 Scale Gauge 00 - Oxford 76SET72

Land Rover Range Rover 7 Piece Set - Diecast Model 1:76 Scale Gauge 00 - Oxford 76SET72

An Accurate Scale Collectors Model 

1:76 Scale Model

Die Cast with Plastic Parts 

Officially Licenced 

Average Size 5cm x 2.5cm x 2cm

Comes in presentation box

Age 14 Plus 

From the Oxford Automobile Range 

This is quite an impressive line-up of the popular Range Rovers which spans several eras of the marque from classic to ultra-luxurious up to the minute SUVs. These are 1:76 scale models, so a well as a great gift pack, they are at the same scale as Hornby Railways. Each model is 5/6cm in length and the models comes on a plinth and with a cased lid.

Starting from the top, we have 76RCL001, the Classic Range Rover. Decorated in a bright Lincoln Green with beige interior seating, our Classic Range Rover dates from 1971-72 and is registered YCX 348K.

Next is 76P38002 the Range Rover P38 from 1994 which they launched as a luxury SUV with all-wheel drive, 4 or 5 speed gearbox and petrol or diesel fuel option. Our model makes a welcome return in Monte Carlo Blue with distinctive black trim, registered Y283 TOA.

The third model in the set, 76RR3002 represents Range Rover’s 3rd generation vehicle, which they launched in 2002 and which stayed in production until 2012. Registered MA02 VMU, the deep Alveston red body colour is offset by silver and black trim and a black interior. Of special note are the tinted windows!

Fourth in the timeline is the luxurious Vogue updated by Range Rover in 2013. Our model - 76RAN001 - appears in metallic beige with masses of silver and black trim, registered WN13 RUH.

Of the same era as the Vogue is the Range Rover Evoque and 76RR004 is based on the three-door coupe? vehicle with 2013 specification, painted in dramatic Santorini Black and registered VX63 VNZ.

Our Range Rover time-line moves on to 2015 and the Jaguar Land Rover launch of their Range Rover Sport SVR (Special Vehicle Racing) 4 x 4 in silver. It was the fastest Land Rover ever made with a 542 bhp 5.0L V8 engine; acceleration of 0-62 mph in 4.5 seconds and a maximum speed of 175.8 mph.

Oxford’s 76RRS002 model of the Range Rover Sport appears in the colour scheme of silver with black roof and black trim, registered LP16 HYX.

The final Range Rover completing the set is 76VEL001, which was the first release of Oxford’s Range Rover Velar.

This specially selected set follows the evolution of the Range Rover.

Over the years Range Rover maintains its core purpose of mixing style with performance, strength and longevity.