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The 2016 Land Rover Defender 90 Station Wagon does not need to look modern to have presence. Quite the opposite: much of its appeal lies in that square, functional and almost unchanged silhouette, born for hard work and turned over the years into a British symbol.
The off-roader that ended an era with mud on its boots
The end of classic Defender production had an emotional edge for many enthusiasts. It closed a way of understanding the 4x4: an honest-looking chassis, short body, straight doors and an image that speaks more of tracks, farms and expeditions than of urban luxury.
Keswick olive green, sober and very Defender
The Keswick olive green finish suits it especially well because it keeps it from becoming too toy-like. In 1/18 scale, GT Spirit gives the three-door body real substance and lets its compact proportions read clearly. It works beautifully beside British classics, historic off-roaders or adventure vehicle collections.
It is a miniature with quiet character. It does not rush, does not show off and does not need to: one look is enough to understand why the classic Defender left such a mark.