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The first car I can remember my parents owning in the late '70s/early '80s was a Citroen 2CV. I absolutely adored that car - so much that my dad bought me the toy version.
I long ago got rid of all the other beat-up toy cars from my childhood, but I always hung on to the dear old 2CV and kept it nearby, because it was cute.
I have only just worked out it's the For Your Eyes Only model. IDIOT.
So I guess a) this is the first 007 collectible I owned, and b) it's migrating from my desk to my Bond shelf now.
Thanks, Dad!
In my defence, I've only watched FYEO a couple of times and I'd somehow convinced myself the 2CV in it was red. Bad Bond fan!
:)) Your most welcome! lol! No idea what is going on with the face characters? They don't appear the same as on the menu to select them? :-?
Wonder what the quality of the model will be like.
From the photos I've seen of the model and videos at YouTube, the model looks to be very good quality. Typical high quality that you'd get with an Elite Hot Wheels model..
Well I got yesterday. It is quite great.
Pics please...
Bought this from a local shop for a friend. Save your money unless you're a hardcore 007 fan. $150 for no photo etched seatbelts or emblems. No chrome trim. No carpets. Really? This shouldn't even be priced at $70. Headlights look like that from a Maisto. I'm glad HWE is back, just not like this.
Well done chaps only almost 2 years to the day late. How are these people still in business?
These are easily the most overproduced pieces of Bond memorabilia out there. How many versions do we need of some of these? I gave up more than a decade ago after the Johnny Lightning versions. I have no desire for a director's cut or whatever nonsense term they come up with.
Not only are the Hot Wheels not good enough, they are very expensive for the lack of quality.
Could you send me some images/links of 1/18 scaled MiniChamps and Kyosho models?
https://bondinmotion.herocollector.com/en-uk?utm_source=JamesBondLifestyle&utm_medium=affiliates&utm_campaign=&campaigncode=13&mediacode=01
http://www.modellisimo.com/
Here are examples of Minichamps 1:18
http://www.carmodel.com/minichamps/b66960079/1-18/mercedes-benz/sls-roadster-6-3-amg-c197-2011/111946
http://www.carmodel.com/minichamps/155016120/1-18/audi/quattro-1980/112046
And Kyosho 1:18
http://www.carmodel.com/kyosho/09232msb/1-18/audi/a8l-w12-2014/89734
...Are these models supposed to remain inside their packaging?
Their is usually a plastic top to encase the whole thing?
Ah, I see. This probably makes any collector want to scream, but if I were to get a diecast car model, it would be great to not feel bad removing the car from it's packaging. I Would feel very bad taking the car out of packaging like that!
This "Bond in Motion" car collection is a rehash of the James Bond 007 car collection Eaglemoss did a number of years ago. Are they trying to impersonate Corgi by selling us the same product but with a new front cover on the magazine? I will pick and choose which one I purchase as I already have all the models shown with the acception of the AM DB10!