Bond In Motion - No Time To Die - New Exhibition

Bond in Motion – No Time To Die at the National Motor Museum.

Featuring nine iconic vehicles, gadgets and costumes from the latest 007 film, Bond in Motion – No Time To Die was a new exhibition which opened at the National Motor Museum, following the film’s UK release on the 30th September 2021. The exhibition was on show until 15th November 2022.

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ICONIC CARS

The exhibition featured nine iconic vehicles from the highly anticipated No Time To Die, including Bond’s silver birch Aston Martin DB5, the Aston Martin V8, the J90 Series Toyota Land Cruiser Prado and new Defender 110, plus many more.
NEW GADGETS

Visitors were able to get a close look at new gadgets from Q Branch, including Bond’s Q-enhanced Omega Seamaster Diver 300M watch, alongside technical plans for vehicle designs and DB5 weapons.
World exclusives

Visitors were amongst the first to see the No Time To Die folding-wing glider. The full-size model was suspended above Bond’s iconic silver birch Aston Martin DB5, complete with a new LED number plate and machine guns.
Merchandise

As well as a fantastic line up of cars, gadgets and costumes from No Time To Die, the exhibition featured a range of Bond merchandise available to buy in the Beaulieu gift shop and at 007store.com.

NEW Exhibits added!

The Toyota Prado was the final vehicle to join the exhibition from the James Bond 007 film. The tan-coloured J90 Series Toyota Land Cruiser Prado featured in some of the film’s most high-octane chase scenes, as Bond is relentlessly pursued by a fleet of 4×4’s, bikes and a helicopter.

Visitors were able to see the Prado, alongside other new props and gadgets from No Time To Die, including Piloma’s handbag and spy-enhanced lipstick case, Q’s state-of-the-art QDar tracking device, and Safin’s toxin vial, used by actor Rami Malek on the island set at Pinewood Studios.

All included in your ticket

Bond In Motion – No Time To Die was part of a marvellous day out to Beaulieu that all the family could enjoy together. Entry includes admission to all of the Beaulieu attractions including the National Motor Museum, World of Top Gear, Little Beaulieu, Palace House, Beaulieu Abbey and our stunning grounds and gardens.

Where to next?

Beaulieu Abbey
Did you know?

Also on display was the No Time To Die Aston Martin V8 – which was last seen in The Living Daylights (1987)