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James Bond models & car kits
Choose a favourite 007 vehicle, from the Aston Martin DB5 to the BMW Z8, Citroën 2CV and Little Nellie. Explore Revell assembly kits, a LEGO Speed Champions DB5 and finished Corgi or Hot Wheels film vehicles.
Build a Bond car, collect a specific film version or recreate a chase pairing. Compare model formats, scales and current UK retailer offers below.
Corgi No Time To Die DB5 CC04314 · 1:36 · Painted collectible
Featured James Bond models
Choose your James Bond kit or keep browsing for more options. Revell offers a click-together DB5 build, Corgi recreates the No Time To Die car, and Little Nellie adds a memorable aircraft to the collection.
Best for a first Bond car kit
Plastic kit · First Build
1:24 · Click system
Best for a film-specific diecast DB5
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Painted collectible
Best for Bond’s gyrocopter
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Display stand
James Bond Aston Martin DB5 models
Choose how you want to bring Bond’s DB5 to your shelf. Revell 07746 builds the silver car in 1:24 using pre-coloured click-together parts, LEGO 76911 offers a brick-built interpretation with Bond, and Corgi CC04314 depicts the No Time To Die configuration.
Best for a first Bond car kit
Plastic kit · First Build
1:24 · Click system
Build Bond’s DB5 from pre-coloured click-together parts. The 1:24 format offers a hands-on route to displaying the familiar silver Aston Martin.
Best for a brick-built Bond car
Brick kit · Easy
James Bond minifigure included
LEGO translates the DB5’s rounded profile into a Speed Champions build. The included James Bond minifigure connects the finished car with its film identity.
Best for a film-specific diecast DB5
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Painted collectible
Corgi’s DB5 depicts the No Time To Die configuration, including its film registration and headlight-weapon detailing. It makes a focused Daniel Craig-era collectible.
1:24 James Bond car kits
These three 1:24 Revell kits offer distinct cars and construction experiences. The DB5 uses click-together parts, the BMW Z8 recalls The World Is Not Enough, and the yellow Citroën 2CV brings the For Your Eyes Only chase to a more involved assembly and finishing project.
Best for a first Bond car kit
Plastic kit · First Build
1:24 · Click system
Build Bond’s DB5 from pre-coloured click-together parts. The 1:24 format offers a hands-on route to displaying the familiar silver Aston Martin.
Best for a different Bond sports car
Plastic kit · Intermediate
1:24 · Assembly and finishing
Build the BMW Z8 from The World Is Not Enough in 1:24. The open sports-car shape offers another construction subject alongside Bond’s Aston Martins.
Best for a more involved Bond build
Plastic kit · Challenging
1:24 · Assembly and finishing
The yellow 2CV recalls the chase in For Your Eyes Only. Revell’s kit gives a characterful everyday car the same model-building attention as Bond’s sports cars.
1:36 Aston Martin collectibles
Create a Corgi film-car group around three different Aston Martins. The No Time To Die DB5, Quantum of Solace DBS and Spectre DB10 are all finished 1:36 diecast models, with each product tied to its named film.
Best for a film-specific diecast DB5
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Painted collectible
Corgi’s DB5 depicts the No Time To Die configuration, including its film registration and headlight-weapon detailing. It makes a focused Daniel Craig-era collectible.
Best for a Daniel Craig-era Aston Martin
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Painted collectible
The DBS represents Bond’s Aston Martin in Quantum of Solace. Its modern coupé shape offers a natural continuation from the classic DB5 in a film-car collection.
Best for the Spectre Aston Martin
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Painted collectible
Corgi’s DB10 captures the streamlined Aston Martin associated with Spectre. Display it with the DB5 and DBS to compare three distinct Bond car designs.
More James Bond screen vehicles
Broaden a Bond collection beyond individual Aston Martins. The Live and Let Die double-decker adds an unusual road vehicle, Little Nellie brings You Only Live Twice aviation, and Hot Wheels pairs Spectre’s DB10 with the Jaguar C-X75 in 1:64.
Best for an unusual Bond vehicle
Diecast model · Ready built
Film-themed bus · Display model
The double-decker bus recalls the memorable escape in Live and Let Die. Its tall silhouette adds variety to a collection dominated by sports cars.
Best for Bond’s gyrocopter
Diecast model · Ready built
1:36 · Display stand
Little Nellie brings the gyrocopter from You Only Live Twice to a Bond collection. The yellow-and-white aircraft and display stand offer an aviation-led alternative.
Best for a two-car chase display
Diecast two-pack · Ready built
1:64 · Two screen vehicles
Pair Bond’s Aston Martin DB10 with the Jaguar C-X75 from Spectre. The two-car pack creates a compact display around the film’s chase vehicles.
Choosing your James Bond model
Match a favourite subject with the building process and display you want.
Start with the film and vehicle
Choose the car or aircraft you remember, then compare the exact film version. No Time To Die, Quantum of Solace and Spectre give the featured Aston Martins clear identities within a collection.
Choose the building experience
Revell’s click-system DB5 offers pre-coloured assembly. The BMW Z8 and Citroën kits provide conventional construction and finishing, LEGO uses individual bricks, and diecast collectibles arrive painted and ready to display.
Choose a scale for your collection
The recommended Revell car kits share 1:24. The Corgi DB5, DBS, DB10 and Little Nellie use 1:36, while Hot Wheels’ Spectre pairing offers a smaller 1:64 two-car display.
For construction kits, explore our difficulty rating system to choose a comfortable starting point.
Compare James Bond models
Compare the recommended subjects and formats, then use the retailer buttons to explore current offers.
| Model | Subject / version | Format | Price | Buy now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revell James Bond DB5 07746 | James Bond Aston Martin DB5 | Plastic kit · First Build | £19.57 | |
| Corgi No Time To Die DB5 CC04314 | No Time To Die | Diecast model · Ready built | £36.48 | |
| Corgi Little Nellie CC04604 | You Only Live Twice | Diecast model · Ready built | £33.99 | |
| LEGO Speed Champions DB5 76911 | James Bond Aston Martin DB5 | Brick kit · Easy | £43.72 | |
| Revell BMW Z8 05662 | The World Is Not Enough | Plastic kit · Intermediate | £34.99 | |
| Revell Citroën 2CV 05663 | For Your Eyes Only | Plastic kit · Challenging | £35.40 | |
| Corgi Quantum of Solace DBS CC03805 | Quantum of Solace | Diecast model · Ready built | £35.99 | |
| Corgi Spectre DB10 CC08003 | Spectre | Diecast model · Ready built | £38.75 | |
| Corgi Live and Let Die Double-Decker Bus | Live and Let Die | Diecast model · Ready built | £31.99 | |
| Hot Wheels Spectre DB10 & Jaguar C-X75 | Spectre | Diecast two-pack · Ready built | £18.00 |
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James Bond model FAQs
Which James Bond DB5 model should I choose?
Revell 07746 suits a click-together 1:24 build, LEGO 76911 provides a Speed Champions brick project, and Corgi CC04314 offers a finished 1:36 No Time To Die collectible.
Are the Corgi James Bond cars kits?
The recommended Corgi models are painted, ready-built diecast collectibles. Choose them by film, vehicle and scale for a collection you can arrange straight away.
Which Bond car kits share a scale?
The Revell DB5 07746, BMW Z8 05662 and Citroën 2CV 05663 are 1:24. They offer three different vehicles with a consistent stated model scale.
Which films do the recommended Aston Martins represent?
Corgi CC04314 depicts the DB5 from No Time To Die, CC03805 is the DBS from Quantum of Solace, and CC08003 is the DB10 from Spectre.
Can I collect Bond vehicles beyond sports cars?
Yes. Little Nellie represents the gyrocopter from You Only Live Twice, and the double-decker bus recalls Live and Let Die. These subjects add varied shapes to a film-vehicle shelf.
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