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Aston Martin Unveils Giant Replica DB5, Equipped with Machine Guns

To celebrate the new James Bond film dropping later this year, Aston Martin has launched their No Time To Die campaign by unveiling a full-size replica of the original 1965 Corgi DB5 model. The Corgi box and car will be available for public viewing at The Coaling Jetty, Battersea Power Station until the 1st of October, where an exclusive advance screening of the movie took place last night.

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The life-size model measures 5.66 metres long, 2.7 metres tall and 2.7 metres deep, replicating the original Corgi toy box that houses the Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger vehicle. Inside, the car is equipped with several working gadgets Bond fans will recognise from the 1964 film: rotating number plates, a retractable bulletproof rear shield, extending front over-riders and of course pop-out machine guns.

Corgi are the OGs of original scale modelling, and to this day, their most popular product is the James Bond Aston Martin DB5, released in 1965. Artfully cloning the action features of the vehicle as seen in Goldfinger, it was an instant success earning the UK ‘Toy of the Year’ and ‘Best Boy Toy’ titles at the National Association of Toy Retailers Awards in the same year. Selling over 20 million units worldwide, the toy is so popular it’s still being produced to this day. However, for those wanting to live out some real-life Bond fantasies, Aston Martin has announced some big boy toys of their own.

Aston Martin James Bond DB5

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Just 25 DB5 Goldfinger Continuation cars are being produced, more than 55 years after the last DB5 sped off the Aston Martin manufacturing base. The cars will be authentic reproductions of the DB5 seen on-screen (minus the machine guns), with a few modifications and enhancements to ensure high performance and reliability.

For the first time in 007’s franchises history, four different Aston Martin models will appear in the upcoming movie, including the DB5, the classic Aston Martin v8, the brand’s super GT – DBS, and the exceptional Aston Martin Valhalla hypercar. Talk about product placement! No Time to Die will premiere in Australian cinemas on November 11.

Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Aston Martin James Bond Launch

Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Aston Martin James Bond Launch

Aston Martin James Bond Launch

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Sam Mangioni
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Sam Mangioni

Sam Mangioni is an experienced content producer and the current Entertainment, Culture & Lifestyle Journalist for Man of Many. With an extensive background in digital content production and news, Sam specialises in delivering timely, accurate and witty assessments of current events. Prior to working for Man of Many, Sam spent three years at Southern Cross Austereo where he served as a Content Producer and News Reporter for the flagship Triple M Breakfast Program. The Sydney-based reporter completed a Bachelor of Commerce from Macquarie University Majoring in Marketing in 2014. Sam's work has also featured in Fight News Australia.