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Afraid so but i did sneakily touch certain models as you can stand right next to them where as others are cordoned off!
Yeah that's right mate! I so wanted to sit in them! I must of stood and oogeld the quantum DBS for a good 5 minutes without blinking , it really is that beautiful! Same with the vantage and DB5 :)
I would like to set a challenge out to any forum members who go to Bond In Motion. The first person who has the balls to quickly get in the 'pig' and have their photo taken wins my ever lasting love and respect :-)
Only downside would be having the Bond theme playing in your ears for 8 hours a day every day it would probably do me more damage than good ~X(
dream world and I have to admit I have the bond theme stuck in my head all the time anyway, I think maybe the only downside of working there would be tourists who asked stupid questions like "is that the Aston Martin from tomorrow never dies" , "NO IT MOST CERTAINLY IS NOT!"
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Can someone tell me how to upload images?
Hope you enjoyed it Bain123? We certainly did! Were there any additions to the Bond section? As i'm sure they said they would be possibly including some of the cars from Skyfall once filming had completed?
I went there a few weeks ago and it was very impressive to say the least. I have to say though that it wasn't set out as well as it could have. I had spent ages on the top floor without realising there was more on the ground level which was a pleasant surprise.
There were no Skyfall vehicles that I could see and I'm not sure where they could put them.
It is set out a little odd i must admit. Don't know about you? But would love that huge glass cabinet and props inside back at my house! :D
Oh yes, I would love to have that glass cabinet full of Bond props. Fantastic. I'm a bit of a Bond collector and if I could have gotten away with it, I would have taken the entire collection away with me, but I don't have massive pockets to hide them in!! Quite a few of the vehicles are privately owned and have been lent to the exhibition. I am so jealous. If I was wealthy, I would be investing in original Bond props without a doubt!
Maybe this is the place to mention that last month, I got to drive the Vanquish from DAD!! Well, there were several made for the film, but this was one of them.
Pretty cool eh?
How did you get the chance to drive the Vanquish?
Still, it was a thrill to drive an actual car from a Bond film!!
Anyone else ....?
I'm planning a trip to London and I'd like to ask a question.
What's the best way to reach the National Motor Museum from London?
From what I understand, it's a bit difficult to get there. Google Maps suggests taking the train to Weymouth and then a cab to the Museum.
Is that right? Or is there an easier way?
I hope it does
it is going on tour, next destination is Toronto as its the last day at the Barbican. No idea where else it is heading for? But i am sure it will head down under sooner or later!
I think you're talking about Designing 007, @RogueAgent. ;)
Weymouth? That's miles and miles away. If you took a cab from there it would cost you a massive fortune! Closest City is Southampton and you could take a train from London to Southampton central then get a train from there to Brockenhurst in the New Forest and get a cab from there to the national motor museum in Beaulieu.