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[Sir Godfrey]

Those pictures are made by a James Bond fan.

 

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Thanks to the Club James Bond France.

 

 

 

[Odd Jobbies]

 

Why is Bond wearing shorts under his trunks?

[Sir Godfrey]

Like Superman...

[Odd Jobbies]

Like Superman...

 

Uncannily so, from head to toe.

[Iceskater101]

I love the Goldfinger set. Seriously I would buy all of these in a heartbeat.

[Dustin]

Fabulous, great fun. Can't understand why these aren't around in stores.

[S K Y F A L L]

Awesome. The DN one is my favorite.

[Daddy Bond]

It would be fun to see a James Bond Lego video game.  They've done an excellent job with the other franchises.

[thecasinoroyale]

I too vouch for the need for 007 Lego. It'd be a huge sell and lots of fun for all ages!

[Jim]

These look tremendous.

[sharpshooter]

It would be fun to see a James Bond Lego video game.  They've done an excellent job with the other franchises.

Indeed, I'd love to see one of these for Bond. I seriously believe it could be one of the best in the series. Lego Batman 2 is great fun. 

[007jamesbond]

This would be a great way to promote the 50th anniversary of Bond wouldn't it? 

[Sir Godfrey]

This would be a great way to promote the 50th anniversary of Bond wouldn't it? 

 

Excellent idea for the 60th !

[Dustin]

Imagine a giant-size package of YOLT's volcano set with rocket, heli-pad, monorail, prison and command centre, astronauts, technicians, Spectre guards, grey ninjas and Bond and Blofeld.

Most of that could come from Lego's regular parts pool. They'd just have to design an angry-looking white cat fitting on Blofeld's lap...

[Walecs]

I'd love to see a Lego James Bond 007 videogame. It could either be the whole series (six movies per games, a total of four games), or they could do what 007 Legends failed to do, choose one mission per actor. TT is no fool, and they know how to do justice to movies and they made amazing games based on films (Indy Jones, Star Wars, Batman, Pirates of the Caribbean etc.).

[Guy Haines]

I had a small Lego set "when I were a lad", back in the 1960s and 70s. One day, having recently seen TMWTGG, I decided to get together as many yellow bricks of various types, and made myself a Lego version of Scaramanga's infamous weapon. And, of course, being made of Lego bricks, you could take it apart and put it together, a little like the real gun.

 

I would love to see a Lego version of the YOLT rocket base, by the way. Then again, I'd have liked to have seen an Airfix version of it. (Another trip down memory lane - I bought and assembled the Airfix scale model version of "Little Nellie", which had missiles that could actually fire. This was unusual for an Airfix kit.)

[Dustin]

God, Airfix! Those were the days...

[Guy Haines]

God, Airfix! Those were the days...

And they've come back! Airfix kits are still on sale - very popular with the visitors to the shop at the air museum I'm involved with at Newark. Other Bond themed Airfix kits I remember - but never actually made - were the Aston Martin DB5, and two figures of James Bond and Oddjobb battling it out in Goldfinger. My Saturday morning trips to the local model shop - actually a sports shop which sold kits as well - were the highlight of my week as a lad.

[Dustin]

Think I remember that GOLDFINGER kit; Odd Job with his arm ready to throw the hat, wasn't it? Great fun. A friend of mine used to have that, a Man from U.N.C.L.E. kit, a Creature from the Black Lagoon kit and one Werewolf. These things used to be rare back in the day - tons of Starfighters, MiGs and tanks, but little else, especially not these figures.