The Lego James Bond Aston Martin, which Lego revealed today, is based off the car Sean Connery drove for Goldfinger ; it is an expert-level set with 1,295 pieces.

Now, Lego dialed it up to 11 (or, at least 007) with the 1,295-piece James Bond Aston Martin DB5. If you’re thinking “well, 1,295 pieces is nothing compared to the GT3 RS,” you obviously haven’t heard ...

Celebrating one of the most famous car-related franchises of all time, Lego will produce a replica of James Bond’s 1964 Aston Martin DB5.

"The LEGO® Speed Champions 007 Aston Martin DB5 (76911) construction set gives kids aged 8+, car enthusiasts and James Bond™ fans of all ages the chance to collect, build and explore one of the ...

The trailer also has everything you'd expect to see in a James Bond game. There are car chases – one is even underwater – cool gadgets like fire-spitting wheels, and witty one-liners.

Discover how to enhance a classic James Bond-inspired car with a fully functional ejection seat, designed entirely from LEGO. This creative MOC tutorial combines innovation and nostalgia ...

No one watches James Bond movies for Bond, or the over-the-top diabolical plans of the film’s villains. We’re there for the gadgets, which Lego’s designers have carefully recreated in this ...

A Lego James Bond game could have been awesome, right? I'd have played it anyway, and it seems so would many of others judging by the reactions to a leaked pitch that's doing the round on social ...

James Bond's Lego DB5 costs £130 in the UK or $150 in the US, with European pricing varying by country. The blocky 1,290-piece Lego DB5 doesn't quite match the real car's classically curvaceous ...

Anybody who has ever seen the James Bond movie Goldfinger has wished for a car with all those trimmings: wheel scythes, ejector seat, guns, car phoneokay, so maybe the car phone wasn’t going to ...

The company recently announced the launch of the Lego Creator Expert James Bond Aston Martin DB5. The silver vehicle is from the 1964 hit film "Goldfinger." It’s here!

Naturally, when Lego set to produce a Creator Expert series version of the world's most famous movie car, Bond's Aston Martin DB5, the inclusion of a working passenger disposal system was a must.