Toy State James Bond Light and Sound British Secret Service R/C: Aston Martin DB5 (Goldfinger)
James Bond, code name "007", British Secret Service. Licensed to kill. 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of the first James Bond movie, "Dr. No". It also marks the release of the 23rd movie in the franchise, "Skyfall". The 50 years of James Bond have brought to life some of the most recognizable cars in the world. Cars that exemplify the pinnacle of automotive luxury and the zenith of secret agent stealth and technology. To commemorate this anniversary Toy State, the industry leading maker of action packed lights and sounds cars, is introducing a line of the iconic James Bond 007 automobiles. Cars that faithfully recreate those seen in the movies. These cars feature special lights, hidden, pop-up weapons, dramatic motorized actions and, of course, the iconic James Bond theme music. In British Secret Service R/C it's all the Bond excitement in full function radio control. With the Aston Martin DB5 from Goldfinger you control all the action from the custom designed 007 controller. You get full function R/C driving from the precision joy sticks. Trigger the lights, sounds and light-up hidden weapons in the grille with the special buttons on the controller. Even deploy the pop-up rear bullet shield. The DB5 has working head lights and tail lights and plays the iconic Bond theme music. And there are two ways to play, for double the fun. Push the buttons on the car for traditional lights and sound play or use the controller for high speed R/C action. The cars in the British Secret Service range has multiple channels for head-to-head play. For ages 7 years and above.