A collection of James Bond gadgets re-created in 3d (solid modeling).
Software used : Fusion 360 | Rhinoceros 3d | Grasshopper 3d | Maxwell Render 4.1
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---- In Die Another Day, James Bond, this time played by Pierce Brosnan, is issued a new updated version of the breather. It is used in the film to enter Gustav Graves lair in Iceland undetected. Mirroring history, the prop was also made by the EON prop team at Pinewood studios, once again using a mixture of found parts alongside custom-made parts. The canisters this time were actually keychains in the style of miniature air tanks, manufactured by a sub aqua supply company to store full-sized air tank ‘O’ rings. These where re-purposed and added to a central aluminum body. This prop was fitted with a more comfortable rubber mouthpiece from a commercially sourced snorkel. ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
The water drop are made with Grasshopper 3d.
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---- Issued to Bond, played by Sean Connery in the Bahamas by Q, the prop is famously used by 007 to infiltrate Largo's lair through the shark infested pool. Utterly convincing on screen the prop was simply held in Connery's mouth while he held his breath. The prop was created by the EON prop team at Pinewood studios in England, manufactured from a mixture of custom-made machined parts and some pre-existing items, including the micro-sized gas canisters that were used to carbonate the contents of a soda siphon, a staple in most 1960’s British households before the advent of widely available prepackaged soda. Often referred to as a rebreather, this prop is never actually named in the film. Q simply says 'In the event of a rebreather not being available you can use this device'. ----- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
The water drop are made with Grasshopper 3d.
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Lighting study
Final Scene arrangement in Rhinoceros 3d.
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---- The Bell Rocket Belt is a low-power rocket propulsion device that allows an individual to safely travel or leap over small distances. It is a type of rocket pack.
In the 1965 James Bond film, Thunderball, the rocket belt was used by Bond to escape from Colonel Jacques Bouvar's château in the pre-title sequence. The rocket belt proved popular and made a cameo appearance in 2002's Die Another Day ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
Fusion 360 - quick render
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---- In the 1965 film Thunderball, spearguns are used by James Bond, Emilio Largo's men, the U.S. Navy Frogmen, and Domino Derval. Bond used one to kill Largo's henchman, Vargas. In the underwater battle, both the Navy and Largo's men used the spearguns to fight each. ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
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---- The Moonraker laser rifle is first featured in 1979 film Moonraker. The laser rifle is first seen as a prototype in the courtyard of the ranch with Q Branch testing it on a dummy. At the climax of the film, laser rifles are wielded by both the US Marines and Drax's space station crew as they battle each other in space. Its possible the Drax Industries also made the laser rifle.
The prop laser weapons were dressed-up IMI Uzi replicas, apparently store-bought plastic toys. These toy Uzis were also used in quite a few Sci-fi and 'action' B movies during the late 1970s and early 1980s.---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
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---- Strapped to Bond's wrist, this dart gun used pressurized gas to fire cyanide-laced darts at opponents such as Hugo Drax's henchman, Chang. An armor-piercing dart made from depleted uranium saved Bond's life when Chang tried to kill him, and 007 later shot Drax with a poison dart before the villain was sucked into outer space. ----
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1974
007 Francisco Scaramanga "Pistols" Golden gun
found in The man with the Golden Gun.
---- The Golden Gun is the signature weapon of assassin Francisco Scaramanga. It first appeared as the titular weapon in Ian Fleming's posthumously published novel,The Man with the Golden Gun. In the novel it is merely a gold-plated .45-calibre revolver. In the film adaptation, the weapon is a custom-built, single-shot pistol assembled from four seemingly innocuous golden objects: a pen, a lighter, a cigarette case and a cufflink. ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
Single-shot pistol assembled from four seemingly innocuous golden objects: a pen, a lighter, a cigarette case and a cufflink.
Custom-made 4.2-millimeter (.165 calibre) golden (23-carat gold with traces of nickel) dum-dum bullet
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---- The Q-boat (serial F-COM/09), also dubbed Q's Fishing Boat, is a fictional Q Branch-designed experimental speedboat. The vessel appeared in the 1999 James Bond film The World Is Not Enough.
Initially conceived by The World Is Not Enough production designer Peter Lamont as a low-profile 'jet boat', 15 custom-built Q Boat shells were constructed for filming by Riddle Marine of Idaho, USA. The shells were shipped to the UK and detailed at the workshops of Pinewood studios. Four of the boats were functioning and operational, powered by enormous 5.7L V8 engines. The rest were designed for specific purposes, including the barrel role, underwater filming as well as SFX cannon shots. Only nine of the boats remain today, and can usually only be found in museums and touring exhibitions ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
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--- The weapon consisted of two disposable satellites designated "Petya" and "Mischa", each one armed with a nuclear warhead.
By detonating the device in the upper atmosphere, a pulse or a radiation surge, is generated; capable of destroying all electronic devices in a 30 mile radius. Consequently, eliminating all forms of electronic communication or retaliation.
In order to activate the satellites, three keys were needed; two conventional golden keys were used to start the system's targeting network.
The third key, a large rectangular cartridge that housed an optical disc and translucent golden gem, was used to read the system's complex access and firing codes.
In order to obtain the three keys, an authorization code was needed to unlock the eye shaped vault where they rested. After the cartridge key was loaded into the console, the golden keys needed to be turned with precise synchronization to activate the targeting system.
With the target coordinates set, the weapon needed to be manually armed by entering the firing codes. After unlocking yet another compartment, the system would be ready to fire once the trigger switch was turned. ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
By detonating the device in the upper atmosphere, a pulse or a radiation surge, is generated; capable of destroying all electronic devices in a 30 mile radius. Consequently, eliminating all forms of electronic communication or retaliation.
In order to activate the satellites, three keys were needed; two conventional golden keys were used to start the system's targeting network.
The third key, a large rectangular cartridge that housed an optical disc and translucent golden gem, was used to read the system's complex access and firing codes.
In order to obtain the three keys, an authorization code was needed to unlock the eye shaped vault where they rested. After the cartridge key was loaded into the console, the golden keys needed to be turned with precise synchronization to activate the targeting system.
With the target coordinates set, the weapon needed to be manually armed by entering the firing codes. After unlocking yet another compartment, the system would be ready to fire once the trigger switch was turned. ---- (jamesbond.fandom.com)
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--- Fires special pellets that expel highly pressurised air to make the target explode. Although it is designed for combating sharks, Bond is able to activate a pellet manually before forcing Dr. Kananga to swallow it
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--- The unidentified and highly compact glider was designed to descend from high altitude and fold into a submersible mode. Its long fuselage contained a bubble-canopy cockpit, where the two crewmen sat in tandem, and tapered into a v-tail and underwater propeller assembly. Its variable-geometry wings were capable of quickly folding in a scissor-like fashion for transport and diving; folding against the fuselage. The vehicle was utilized by Secret Intelligence Service operative, Nomi, and James Bond during their infiltration of The Poisoned Garden; where it was deployed from the cargo bay of a Royal Air Force Boeing C-17A Globemaster III ----
(jamesbond.fandom.com)
The NTTD.EDF.G is a custom build 12 blade EDF radio controlled jet for @billieeilish. A 1:10 scale version of the infamous foldable glider from 007 No Time To Die with a max speed of 300+mph and 10min flight time. Stored folded in a custom build
