Speed ChampionsAugust 2026

Jaguar Project 7 & Land Rover Defender

LEGO 77264 · Set guide

A sports car and an equipped Defender share one box.

Pieces
740
Age
10+
Minifigures
2
US release
August 2026

Display size: Defender only: over 9 cm high, 17 cm long, 8 cm wide; total two-car footprint not specified

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Is this the set for you?

Choose this pair when both British vehicles appeal, or when two builders want different cars from one project. The Defender's expedition details and the Jaguar's striped sports-car shape give the pair a stronger reason to exist together than simply doubling the car count.

A good fit for: Ages 10+ sharing a vehicle build, and collectors who want both a Jaguar Project 7 and a Land Rover Defender.

The contrast is the attraction

The Defender brings large wheels, a ladder, roof rack and an interior. The Jaguar brings racing stripes, badges and a rear wing. If your shelf is becoming a line of similar low cars, the difference between these two shapes is a useful reason to consider the pack.

Each has a driver. The Jaguar's driver wears a Project 7 T-shirt and has two facial expressions, while the Defender driver has a separate outfit. Both cars can take their drivers behind the wheel.

Make a plan for two builds

LEGO supports Build Together mode for this 740-piece, 10+ set. That makes it worth considering for two people who each want a vehicle to work toward. It also means a solo collector should like both finished models enough to give them space.

If the actual wish is for one compact car, BMW M3 (E30) 77263 is a single-car alternative. Choose by the vehicle the recipient wants; the pair makes most sense when the Jaguar and Defender both have a job in the collection.

Measure the Defender's parking spot

The listed Defender dimensions are over 9 cm high, 17 cm long and 8 cm wide. Those measurements describe the Defender, not the total room required for both cars. Reserve a second parking position for the Jaguar before deciding that the box fits the available shelf.