Bond In Motion Magazine
25th October 2017
A new official publication and die-cast series focuses on the Bond vehicles - be they boats, cars, or even gyrocopters
By MI6 Staff
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Eaglemoss Ltd are bringing a classic range of Bond collectables to the UK: high-quality die-cast models of James Bond’s best- and lesser-known vehicles. Each model is produced with incredible attention to detail at 1:43 scale and is accompanied by a fresh new magazine publication aptly dubbed ‘Bond in Motion.’
Licenced by EON Productions, the collection features 50 vehicles from across all twenty-four of the official James Bond films, from the Sunbeam Alpine in 'Dr. No', to the Aston Martin DB10 in 'SPECTRE'.
Above: The hero vehicle from the latest 007 adventure, SPECTRE was the DB10, made especially for the production by Aston Martin.
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Every vehicle comes with a scenic backdrop from its featured movie; each issue expertly recreating an iconic moment from 007’s cinematic history.
Be it car, bus, moonbuggy or gyrocopter – the magazines offer insight behind the scenes of the corresponding film, including scenes that feature the vehicles, and all include carefully researched details about any one vehicle’s on-screen appearance and role.
Above: Littlie Nellie and the Renault Taxi are subscriber gifts
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This fantastic collection is a must-have for all James Bond enthusiasts.
Eaglemoss’s launch offer is the brand-new Aston Martin DB10 specially engineered for its appearance in the latest 007 adventure, 'SPECTRE'.
The DB10 model and magazine is only £4.99, also subscribers receive two extra die-casts worth over £30: Little Nellie, the gyrocopter from 'You Only Live Twice', and Renault’s “half taxi” from 'A View To A Kill' free with their collection.
Plus for a limited time Eaglemoss is offering readers the chance to get 3 issues – the AMC Hornet from 'The Man With The Golden Gun', together with the DB5 from 'Goldfinger' and the DB10 from 'SPECTRE' for £12.99, saving over £25.
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