LEGO 77264 Jaguar F-TYPE Project 7 & Land Rover Defender Classic: Worth It?

Your wallet is already bracing itself. LEGO’s Speed Champions line, notorious for its relatively affordable entry into the world of detailed car replicas, has dropped a dual pack that’s pushing the boundaries. The 77264 Jaguar F-TYPE Project 7 & Land Rover Defender Classic isn't just two cars; it's two icons, one a sleek, modern speedster, the other a rugged, classic off-roader. The question is, can this ambitious pairing justify its price point?

This set, number 77264, packs in 747 pieces, which is quite substantial for a Speed Champions release, especially considering it’s a dual build. You get two minifigures – a driver for each vehicle – and the build process is described as engaging, even breaking away from the typical Speed Champions mould. That’s a good sign. Usually, these sets are built on the same standardized chassis, leading to a familiar, if sometimes repetitive, construction. Here, the Land Rover reportedly uses a different approach, which should inject some much-needed variety into the build.

The Jaguar F-TYPE Project 7, a car known for its aggressive styling and impressive performance, seems to be rendered faithfully. The blue and white colour scheme is classic, and the front fascia, with its distinct grille, is a highlight according to the source. Applying stickers can be a bit of a chore, but with 24 in total, it’s par for the course for this theme. The exclusive printed sweater and helmet for the Jaguar driver, complete with the Project 7 logo, adds a nice touch of authenticity.

Then there’s the Land Rover Defender Classic. This is where the set truly attempts to be different. Instead of the usual low-slung sports car silhouette, LEGO has tackled the boxy, utilitarian design of the Defender. It’s built without the standard chassis piece, which is a significant deviation. The interior, doors, windows, and pillars are all part of an intricate build, promising a satisfying construction experience. The outdoor-themed minifigure, complete with a scarf and “Defender” wording on his jacket, perfectly complements the rugged appeal of the vehicle.

The build techniques are described as advanced, as expected from Speed Champions, with the front fascia of both cars being particularly noteworthy. The real win here is the design of the Land Rover. It’s refreshing to see the theme tackle such a different vehicle shape, and the execution seems to be on point, maintaining the detail and intricacy LEGO is known for. This isn’t just a cookie-cutter sports car; it’s a genuine attempt to capture the essence of two very different automotive legends.

However, the price is where the conversation gets a bit tougher. At an official Indian MRP of ₹5,999, this is one of the more expensive Speed Champions sets, especially for a dual pack. While the piece count is high and the designs appear excellent, it’s still a significant investment for what are essentially display models, albeit very good ones.

At ₹5,999 (MRP), that's enough for about 54 large buckets of butter chicken or 18 months of Spotify Premium. Toycra and LEGO.in will likely list this within 4–6 weeks of the global launch. Code ABHINAV12 takes 12% off full-price sets at Toycra, minimum order ₹500. WAIT

The build experience sounds genuinely fun, and the inclusion of two distinct, iconic vehicles is a strong selling point. The minifigures are well-designed and exclusive. If you’re a fan of either Jaguar or Land Rover, or Speed Champions in general and you crave something a bit different from the usual sports car fare, this set delivers. The deviation from the standard chassis for the Defender is a masterstroke.

But that price. It’s a lot for Speed Champions. While the quality and uniqueness are there, it’s hard to ignore the cost. If you can snag it on sale, or if these specific cars are absolute must-haves for your collection, then go for it. Otherwise, waiting for a deal might be the more prudent financial decision. It’s a great set, no doubt, but the price tag means it’s not an automatic buy for everyone.

On that bombshell, it's time to say goodbye. I'll see you on the next one. Bubyee.

At review, it was priced at ₹5,999 on Toycra. Verdict: WAIT.

Standard disclaimer: rich readers can skip the verdict and just buy it. Toycra's prepaid-only, so the rest of us will be here doing sums before we hit checkout.

Updated 2 Oct 2026: MyBrickHouse's online store is now LEGO.in.

Correction (4 October 2026): an earlier version of this review gave the wrong piece count and an old figure as LEGO's Indian MRP. Both are now fixed.