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    I was starting to wonder what car would be next in the Creator Expert line, I was thinking something like a London Black Taxi to go with the bus, but no, they’ve really gone for it this time...





    It has an ejector seat.

    Get a license to build with the awesome LEGO® Creator Expert 10262 James Bond™ Aston Martin DB5. This impressive replica model captures the elegance and timeless sophistication of Agent 007’s iconic 1964 sports car, and comes with a wealth of authentic details and functioning gadgetry. Open the doors and you'll discover a detailed interior with a concealable radar tracker and a door compartment containing a telephone. And when it's time for action, activate the passenger ejector seat, turn the revolving number plates, raise the rear-window bulletproof screen, deploy the wheel-mounted tyre scythes and pull back the gearstick to reveal the front wing machine guns. This collectible model car also features a detailed straight-6 engine, drum-lacquered silver front and rear bumpers, moulded silver-coloured wire wheel rim inserts and front and rear Aston Martin logos. The model has been designed to provide a challenging and rewarding building experience full of nostalgia—a must-have for fans of the Aston Martin DB5, James Bond movies and LEGO building sets.
    • Authentic replica of the world-famous 1964 Aston Martin DB5 sports car, featuring a classic design with drum-lacquered silver front and rear bumpers, moulded silver-coloured wire wheel rim inserts, opening boot, bonnet and doors, and a wealth of James Bond™ gadgetry, including a working ejector seat, revolving number plates, rear-window bulletproof screen, front wing machine guns and wheel-mounted tyre scythes.
    • This LEGO® James Bond™ Aston Martin DB5 model also features opening doors and a detailed interior with a concealable radar tracker and door compartment with telephone.
    • Lift the bonnet to check out the straight-6 engine detailing.
    • Pull back the rear bumper to eject unwelcome passengers.
    • Revolve the number plates, raise the rear-window bulletproof screen and deploy the wheel-mounted tyre scythes.
    • Pull back the gearstick to reveal the front wing machine guns.
    • Own this collectible replica of the Aston Martin DB5, as featured in the classic James Bond™ Goldfinger movie.
    • This set includes over 1,290 pieces and is suitable for ages 16+.
    • New-for-August-2018 special elements include a drum-lacquered macaroni connector, 2x4 tile and 1M beam, plus a printed 1x2 tile with grille pattern.
    • Measures over 3” (10cm) high, 13” (34cm) long and 4” (12cm) wide.
    Last edited by _SD_; 19-07-2018, 16:30.

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      I watched Jang's review and the gadgets are brilliant. The ejector seat and machineguns are very well done.

      There seems to be a fair bit of negativity towards the set (reading the brickset comments) but I'm not sure what anyone was expecting. One gripe I can kind of understand is the price ... but there are two licences involved.

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        My gripe is that it looks gross, its so boxy, have a look at the actual car it's based on and it's unrecognisable. The Mini and the Beetle are both beautiful representations of the actual cars but this is just rubbish.

        The gadgets look amazing, and the build looks brilliant too, but as a display piece it's awful.

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          I think it looks pretty great. Yeah, not as sleek as the real thing of course but I like it. But if I get any Lego credits this year they’ll be going on the Voltron set.

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            Voltron looks ace but I have no real connection to it, not being ofay with the source. The set I'm most excited to see is the rumoured micro-scale Hogwarts. Could be really special.

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              Well look, we’re all entitled to our likes and dislikes but you’re telling me some posh stick-waving boarding school kid is better than a team of giant robot lions that form one huge mega mech and that’s just everything that’s wrong with the world right there.

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                It's not just that it's not as sleek, it's like a completely different car entirely, like, it's barely recognisable as being the car it's based on. As a car in its own right, it's nice, but it's just so disappointing as a "replica."

                Hogwarts could be utterly immense though.

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                  When you look at it from certain angles (and possibly squint a bit) it does sort of convey the feeling of a DB5... but let’s be honest, it really doesn’t stand up when compared to the real thing. I may have initially been over enthusiastic, I don’t reckon I’ll be getting this one.

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                    Hogwarts. OH MY.

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                      I've found that the F40 is the only Lego car that looks like its inspiration.

                      I'm not a fan of the Veyron or Porsche.

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                        I think the five Creator vehicles, along with the Ideas’ Caterham 7 are all very good representations of the originals. I really think the Aston is the first real misstep in the range.

                        As for the Technic sets, I think the Bugatti Chiron is pretty good looking at comparison photos. The RS3 is ok, you can certainly tell it’s a Porsche, but there’s something off about the front end compared to the real thing.

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                          Originally posted by toythatkills View Post
                          Hogwarts. OH MY.
                          £300 though

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                            Originally posted by Lebowski View Post
                            £300 though
                            £350! That's for 6,000 pieces though, and when you consider that the Falcon is £650 for 7,000 it's actually very cheap (in LEGO context). A bit below 6ppp which is on the cheaper end of almost any LEGO set you wanna compare it to.

                            Is anyone here interested in a complete set of Series 18 minifigs? Just picked up a case so thought I'd ask before I eBay 'em.

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                              Originally posted by toythatkills View Post
                              £350! That's for 6,000 pieces though, and when you consider that the Falcon is £650 for 7,000 it's actually very cheap (in LEGO context). A bit below 6ppp which is on the cheaper end of almost any LEGO set you wanna compare it to.

                              Is anyone here interested in a complete set of Series 18 minifigs? Just picked up a case so thought I'd ask before I eBay 'em.
                              yar i could go for a set dose it include the police man and if so how much would a set be.

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                                Hogwarts looks great, but how is that price anywhere near ‘child friendly’?

                                Appreciate it’s a big set, but the price point is for the AFOL.

                                Any of you guys buying a HP minfigs case when they are released? Wouldn’t mind purchasing a complete set if you do.

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