BOND VEHICLE COLLECTIBLES SC
(W) PAUL BRENT ADAMS
In 1962, movie audiences were introduced to the most famous secret agent in the world and his fleet of fabulous motor cars. The classic Aston Martin DB5 first appeared in Goldfinger, followed by Thunderball and several more films. Every film featured a stable of exotic cars for both Bond and his adversaries. In 1965 the British toy company Corgi released a model of the DB5, complete with an array of spy gadgets, including a working ejection seat. Other firms joined in, producing both toys for children, and highly detailed models aimed at adult collectors. Here is your guide to the exciting world of miniature Bond cars, and their gadgets, with advice from an experienced Bond collector.