G4900
Gama 4900 James Bond's Aston Martin DB5. Gold version. Mint/boxed. *Sensational old shop stock condition*, complete with sealed bag of accessories, Instruction Leaflet & card packing piece. One of the highlights from the 1200 model Italian collection!
Price: £1,500.00
This item is no longer for sale, price for reference only.
Notes
Quite simply, a beautiful display piece from the well-respected Gama manufacturer in Western Germany, under license. Measuring approx. 25.5 cms in length, this Aston Martin DB5 model is in superb as-new condition. Clockwork and battery operated. Just like the Corgi model, this tinplate and plastic Gama Aston Martin has a functioning ejector mechanism, rear bullet shield and front machine guns. Day-one bright chrome parts including the intricate spoked wheels. Surely one of the best surviving examples and a sought-after piece for any James Bond or model collector.
The colourfully illustrated card box is in fine condition too with scarcely any wear at all.
Very minor wear only to the outer box (occasional little rub, slight mottling to the white background). No tears or graffiti, and the colours are clean and vivid on crisp card.
It comes complete with the card packing piece, the Operating Instruction Leaflet and still bagged figures of James Bond, Bandit and Gama key to wind the clockwork motor.
What a find! Rare to come to the market place, particularly in this ex-shop stock confition.
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