The video by user kristo499 on YouTube is a near brick-for-brick remake of the new Bond flick trailer for SPECTRE. The channel hosts a whole gallery of excellent LEGO remakes of all sorts of content, so be sure to check them out. Below is the original Teaser video for comparison. “You’re a brick floating in a bathtub, Mr. Bond.”There was also a really awesome LEGO Casino Royale opening by Bricktease a few years ago. This really makes me wonder why LEGO and Eon Productions, the company behind the rights to James Bond, have never gotten together on a group of awesome sets. Artist Jeff Chapman put together some great concepts featuring scenes from many of the James Bond films, though unfortunately they were never produced: You can check out more at Jeff’s deviantart page. Considering all the major action set pieces SPECTRE will be providing, including a fistfight on an out-of-control helicopter in Mexico, a plane-car chase in Austria, and a car chase through Rome, I’m sure LEGO and the Bond team could get something great going.
The film will be in theaters globally on November 6th. Top image contains screenshots taken by me from both the LEGO and normal teaser for comparison. All other work featured is credited to their creators.What LEGO James Bond sets would you love to see?Happy WheelsWalkthroughLego Batman Two Face ChaseHomeLego GamesHere you can play Lego Batman Two Face Chase. Report game as brokenCancel report of broken gameBack to gameLego, Scalextric and James Bond's DB5: the best new toys tested Car-mad kids of all ages are sure to enjoy the latest toys from Scalextric,Chris Knapman puts them to the test Our video review of the latest toys on sale focuses on three new additions to the market: Corgi's reissue of James Bond Aston Martin DB5, Lego's Speed Champions range and the Scalextric ARC One set. Corgi James Bond Aston Martin DB5, £19.99 Originally launched 50 years ago, and with more than 6 million sold, chances are you'll recognise this 1:46-scale Aston Martin, complete with pop-out machine guns and a baddie who is destined to be fired from the ejector seat.
Reissued with all of its original features, the 007 DB5 is being sold in limited numbers and is available in either silver or gold. Lego Speed Champions, from £12.99 Lego's new Speed Champions range includes models of the LaFerrari, Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1 hypercars, as well as Formula One-inspired sets that boast some neat attention to detail, if a few too many fiddly stickers. Here we test the Ferrari 458 Italia GT2 and Scuderia team truck (£79.99). Scalextric ARC One, £99.99 Chris Knapman tests out Scalextric As an example of using technology to bring a much-loved toy bang up to date, the Scalextric ARC One set is hard to beat. Connect it to your tablet via Bluetooth and you can choose how many laps you want to complete, and determine when competitors will need to pit in order to refuel or change tyres. There's also a lap timer and the ability to share race results on social media. In an ideal world we'd like to see more detailed cars included, but this is still a terrific set, not to mention compatible with any analogue Scalextric track, meaning it can be used to extend your existing collection.
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Lego Minecraft VideosLego VideosLuke S LegosLego EvanLego GottaLego LoveBricktube AliensLego BioniclesThe LegoForwardBattle of the Brick: Built for Combat - The Movie - YouTube. Story: Several blue spartans assault the fortress, Zanzibar, (a halo 2/3 map) not realizing they have just walked into a trap, set by the red team. Here are the instructions needed to convert a Mazda 6 (my Aston Martin is in the shop) into a James Bond spy car. I also include some instruction on the interactive overall theme (Spy School) that we had this year. Every year, my son and I do a grounds-up build of a new Halloween display. The goals are simple: the theme should be interactive for the kids, interesting, and give us an opportunity to work with new technologies. In 2007, we built a Monster Machine. We won second place in the Halloween contest Video category in 2008 for our Mutex Lab Tour. Last year, we took third place in the Gadgets and Gizmos category for the Recoiling Cannons of our Pirate-Themed display.
I've divided this year's Instructable into these following categories, with the car getting the most focus: James Bond Spy Car Spy School: Shoot the Enemy Agents Spy School: Bomb Diggity Spy School: Test Your Powers of Observation If you like this Instructable, or at least the effort my son and I put into it, be sure to rate it or drop a comment. This Instructable will instruct in 5 seconds...Step 1: Spy Car: OverviewShow All Items Who hasn't wanted a car that would shoot missiles when someone is in your way? I came up with the idea of having a simulated car chase through the streets of Paris, as if James Bond was being pursued by enemy agents and he needed to rely on the gadgets that Q blessed his car with. Once I thought of the theme, I started thinking about the gadgets that I could put in the car and how I would pull it off. Here are the gadgets that we came with: Real honking car horn (signals the start and end of the simulation)