No idea although the packaging says its for a 11.5" model.
Nice one, got a spare? Split me strides picking micro me up and could do with some replacements
WAKE DA BABY...lol
Welcome back DaddyMicro
I never left
Well, actually I did. Currently acting as comfy pillow for someone, and before you ask, don't get any ideas donk, only my daughter, wife and pete are allowed to dribble on my shoulder.
Nice one, got a spare? Split me strides picking micro me up and could do with some replacements
WAKE DA BABY...lol
Welcome back DaddyMicro
I never left
Well, actually I did. Currently acting as comfy pillow for someone, and before you ask, don't get any ideas donk, only my daughter, wife and pete are allowed to dribble on my shoulder.
Well, actually I did. Currently acting as comfy pillow for someone, and before you ask, don't get any ideas donk, only my daughter, wife and pete are allowed to dribble on my shoulder.
Well, actually I did. Currently acting as comfy pillow for someone, and before you ask, don't get any ideas donk, only my daughter, wife and pete are allowed to dribble on my shoulder.
Great "Donk's Modest Bond Collection" and you two are discussing bodily fluid exchange. Get a room together, light up a ciggy or two & then lets's get back to the serious business of Bondy Collectibles. 10 seconds enough for ya including a smoke :x
At first glance this looks like Gilbert's/ASC's magnificent tinplate Aston Martin DB5 however measuring just 8" in length this magnificent little tinplate car was actually manufactured in 1966 by Gama Mechanic in Germany & like its bigger Gilbert brother was also licensed by EON/Glidrose Productions as can be seen from the rarely seen operating instructions on the bottom of the box.
Press the aerial down & the front bumper and machine guns pop out & the rear bullet proof shield pops up. Push the bumber back in & it takes the paint off the wing & retracts the bullet proof shield. A flick of the lever sticking out the passenger side window operates the roof panel & ejector seat. By pushing the car a ratchet machine gun sound "clicking" can be heard.. "You're Joking?"
Being new to this forum, I have just read the whole thread.
The Aston Martin is really nice, and a great addition to what is a VERY impressive collection.
It knocks my collection into a cocked hat.
At first glance this looks like Gilbert's/ASC's magnificent tinplate Aston Martin DB5 however measuring just 8" in length this magnificent little tinplate car was actually manufactured in 1966 by Gama Mechanic in Germany & like its bigger Gilbert brother was also licensed by EON/Glidrose Productions as can be seen from the rarely seen operating instructions on the bottom of the box.
Press the aerial down & the front bumper and machine guns pop out & the rear bullet proof shield pops up. Push the bumber back in & it takes the paint off the wing & retracts the bullet proof shield. A flick of the lever sticking out the passenger side window operates the roof panel & ejector seat. By pushing the car a ratchet machine gun sound "clicking" can be heard.. "You're Joking?"
Bonjour Monsieur Donk,
V nice - box is crispy
Just to be completely Anal toy is made by ASC and sold in a few countries but only licenced in Germany, I think there are about 4 or 5 different boxes for this toy.
I'm sure the one you have costa lotta as its a cracker -{
In all seriousness, I think about that sometimes: My collection includes next to no guns and the few I have I can't really tell you much about. Yet guns are obviously inextricably linked to Bond.
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WAKE DA BABY...lol
Welcome back DaddyMicro
I never left
Well, actually I did. Currently acting as comfy pillow for someone, and before you ask, don't get any ideas donk, only my daughter, wife and pete are allowed to dribble on my shoulder.
Vive le droit à la libre expression! Je suis Charlie!
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I dont dribble, I swallow
I VOMIT!
Thought you gargled first?
Vive le droit à la libre expression! Je suis Charlie!
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Not the first time that's happened to me...
Vive le droit à la libre expression! Je suis Charlie!
www.helpforheroes.org.uk
www.cancerresearchuk.org
Great "Donk's Modest Bond Collection" and you two are discussing bodily fluid exchange. Get a room together, light up a ciggy or two & then lets's get back to the serious business of Bondy Collectibles. 10 seconds enough for ya including a smoke
Its a really hard set to complete, anyone got the skiing set for sale or trade?
At first glance this looks like Gilbert's/ASC's magnificent tinplate Aston Martin DB5 however measuring just 8" in length this magnificent little tinplate car was actually manufactured in 1966 by Gama Mechanic in Germany & like its bigger Gilbert brother was also licensed by EON/Glidrose Productions as can be seen from the rarely seen operating instructions on the bottom of the box.
Press the aerial down & the front bumper and machine guns pop out & the rear bullet proof shield pops up. Push the bumber back in & it takes the paint off the wing & retracts the bullet proof shield. A flick of the lever sticking out the passenger side window operates the roof panel & ejector seat. By pushing the car a ratchet machine gun sound "clicking" can be heard.. "You're Joking?"
The Aston Martin is really nice, and a great addition to what is a VERY impressive collection.
It knocks my collection into a cocked hat.
Bonjour Monsieur Donk,
V nice - box is crispy
Just to be completely Anal toy is made by ASC and sold in a few countries but only licenced in Germany, I think there are about 4 or 5 different boxes for this toy.
I'm sure the one you have costa lotta as its a cracker -{
Nick
A wonder Nick even acknowledges you!
Cool pieces. The Moonraker isn't even shown boxed in The Big Book of Corgi.
Need to break down and get that Scalextric set; only have the cars alone.
In all seriousness, I think about that sometimes: My collection includes next to no guns and the few I have I can't really tell you much about. Yet guns are obviously inextricably linked to Bond.
Thats Lord High Commissioner Earl King Duke Big Boss Nick to you !
:x
TIS - "The moment you think you got it figured - you're wrong"
Formerly known as Teppo
I recognise that Red boxed Odd job - hehe I sold that to Justin - still got a red and black shrinkwrapped.
Old toys don't disappear they just get richer owners!
terrific collection - one day I'll get an invite -{
It's more like a lair
+1
When's the toys coming out?
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Dunno DaddyMicro...where dya put the batteries?
Oh Shucks! :x