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ジェームズ・ボンドシリーズの映画や小説を通して、 Qブランチはボンドに敵と戦うためのさまざまな乗り物を与えてきました。最も注目すべきガジェットの中でも、ボンドは精巧な武器や追跡防止システム、代替の移動手段、その他のさまざまな機能を含む多数の改造が施されたさまざまな乗り物を装備してきました。特にボンド氏のコレクションに関連付けられている車の1つは、アストンマーティンDB5です。
これは、ジェームズ・ボンド自身、その仲間、または敵が使用した、ジェームズ・ボンドに登場した注目すべき乗り物のリストです。
映画に登場する乗り物
車とトラック
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ゴールドフィンガーとサンダーボール作戦のアストンマーティン DB5 -
007 私を愛したスパイより、ロータス エスプリ「ウェット ネリー」 -
リビング・デイライツのアストンマーティン V8 ヴァンテージ -
映画「ダイヤモンドは永遠に」のフォード マスタング -
映画「ゴールドフィンガー」のロールスロイス ファントム III
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その他の道路車両
その他の陸上車両
軍用陸上車両
列車
航空機
船舶
宇宙船と宇宙兵器
本の中の乗り物
このリストにはすべての種類の車両が含まれています。
Vehicles in video games
This list includes all types of vehicles that are either playable and driven by the player in the video games or not playable and act as enemy vehicles or only appear in cutscenes. Some vehicles that are not playable are sometimes ridden by the player required to shoot down enemy vehicles in a few games.
Playable vehicles
Exhibitions
In 2012 the National Motor Museum hosted Bond in Motion, an exhibition of 50 Bond cars to celebrate fifty years of Bond on film.[66] In 2014, the exhibition moved to the London Film Museum, cars from Spectre were added in 2015.[67]
See also
- List of James Bond gadgets
- Amphibious automobile
- Flying car
- Outline of James Bond
- James Bond Car Collection
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- Inline
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- General
Wikimedia Commons has media related to James Bond vehicles.
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- Bond in Motion at The National Motor Museum Archived 2015-02-06 at the Wayback Machine
- James Bond 007 "The Films and the Vehicles" page supplied by BMW AG, retrieved on January 5, 2008.
- IMCDb.org – Internet Movie Cars Database
- The Complete Guide To James Bond's Cars (Video) November 30, 2011
- Topgear, 50 years of Bond cars
- Collection of James Bond Cars
External links
- James Bond Marine Vehicles Infographic