Making a Bond Car Top Gear Collab Part 1

Stig, you have a cat, I don't have a cat! Have you brought your own cat? Anyway, what are you doing here? The last time you showed up I ended up having to do a Dodgem at a hundred miles an hour. I know what it's about, there's a new Bond movie coming out, there's a new top

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series that's just started on BBC 1 and I saw you guys playing with Bond's cars in the advert! This is the kind of thing that could inspire a Colin Furze project! Where are you going? Come on, stay with me. That's a good idea, Stig, Stig!

Incredible. Well, here's the challenge. Now, in the next episode of Top Gear, they will do a Bond car special. A guide to Bond cars, and I'm thinking we could make our own James Bond car! Now I have a budget, double 007, 7k very good and that includes the car, so I need to get a car, now I am a bit restricted because the space outside the shed is not very big, so I have gone for something small, I have opted for a z3. Now, this is cool because I think Pierce Brosnan drove one of these in 'Monday Never Comes', so let's take a look around, see if we can find some space to put some gadgets.

Okay, there's not much room in this. But there are white spaces and things that we can put things into. So what are we going to put in this Colin? Well, I think we should have it 50/50. We should have some James Bond gadgets, you know, guns and stuff, and then some more Colin Furze, Top Gear gadgets on the other side of things, so we've got to appease the fans and a bit of comedy. . At that point, the first thing we're going to do is go for the James Bond stuff, we want guns and flamethrowers, yeah! Okay, the flamethrower is going to nail them in the front, there's a big gap here behind the bumper.

Now I've used gas in the past with the screw tank, but I think we're going to try this on an airfield, airfields are windy, gas is no good, it just explodes, it's rubbish, so let's go with liquid fuel. So we need some canisters of liquid, then we need things like nozzles to deploy under here somewhere, pilot light pressurization, BANG! Come on, amazing! Without covering the radiator so much that the car overheats! Fits very well, this is a proper Furze contraption now because normally this is like you ruin your safety zone, of course Mr. Bond has an accident today, the first thing he will hit is a fuel tank!

But he likes explosions, it's all good! Well, bringing out something flaming! Now, one of the interesting things about James Bond's cars, a

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from all the gadgets, is the fact that when they're not in use you can't see them. They're all hidden behind lights, panels, things like that, and even though I'm on a budget, I've yet to pull it off. So I set this up, there's a little grill under the license plate that I'm going to remove and replace, I'm going to slide this under it, and these are basically our flame throwers with linear actuators, so when to activate them.

I'll just plug this in here and they'll stick out ready to shoot! Yes, Furze! What do you think then Stiggy boy?! It's a lathe, it turns pieces of metal, you can make these little wedges. Ah, he doesn't care, does he! Okay, let's put this on a metal plate and install it properly, Colin! Licensed to drill... Ha! Well, that turned out pretty good. Then grill to cover it, wire it all up, plug it all in, basically Colin just finishes it off! And if it doesn't fit the first time, we can try another day! Well, all the controls are in the glove box, so to deploy them simply do this... then to turn on the pilot lights, press this! and then once it's ready, you press that one and it will fire, let's fill it with water and do a kind of spray test and see what happens.

Big question right now: will it set the front of the car on fire? Okay, I had a brilliant idea, now in one of Pierce Brosnan's movies they had the Aston Martin Vanquish or the Vanish as they called it because basically the entire exterior of the car became transparent and you couldn't see it. Now I can't do that on my budget, but what I was thinking is that if I can somehow come up with a system that can fill the inside of the car with smoke, the occupants of the car will be completely invisible! Yes, that's a brilliant idea, Colin!

You missed a trick! I have a little steel tube installed that has a glow plug on the bottom that basically, when you put a battery in, it glows red hot, so if we blow a little pellet of smoke in, it will light up and we can put it in. The car vent and then it will fill the car with smoke! This is the plan. So you'll press the button for a moment, heat it up, turn it off and voila, you'll have a great smoke! And then that will fill the car or shed like it will now!

Oh, let us now turn off the roaring! Yes, it will probably definitely fill the tank, ah, don't inhale! Hmm, correct plan b. I have purchased a 12 volt fog machine! Yes, look at this! This is a better idea anyway, you stupid smoke balls! Now, the ideal is for the smoke to come out through the vents inside the car and to do so it extracts the air from outside, right here. So I'm thinking about reducing the size of our windshield wiper bottle, put the fog machine in there, drill a hole in it, so when the fog machine is in the vents it sucks it all up, fills the car with smoke, Oh, Colin, that's amazing!

We may not be able to try the flamethrowers here, but we can definitely try this. Blowers in 3, give it a little something, yes, it's coming in! You should try driving like this. I can't even see the steering wheel! Steering wheel, there's my hand! Well, the next idea, Colin, the next one I don't think you're going to make it through this, the next one I'm thinking about an oil slick and a bunch of spy cars, you know, when a bad guy is chasing you from behind, you press a button and Deploy oil from the back of the car, and they slip and go off the road. but I quite like the idea of ​​slipping and skating everywhere.

So instead of spreading oil on the back of the car, I'm going to spray it on my own tires so I can drift easier - a pretty simple task! I got this little fuel pump, dah da! It's leaking a little bit, now this comes out of the turbo jet afterburner rig setup because I've been working on it for those of you who keep asking. So I left it there and then I basically took the nozzle out of an oil boiler and stuck it on the end and turned it on and it's great, it gives a nice little mist.

This is exactly what we want, but what we don't. what it does is it doesn't turn off as soon as you turn off the pump. There is residual back pressure and it continues to run after a while, so I thought, let's put a solenoid valve on the end wire that goes to the pump so that they both turn on and open at the same time and then when the pump stops . the solenoid valve will close and hopefully cut it off. Well, it works better, it's not as good as I'd like, but we'll leave it in a minute because don't you know it cuts off after five or ten seconds, which is perfectly acceptable, so we just need to find a place where I can put this in the car.

Well, I finally got him out of the car. I thought it would just be these two screws here, maybe one in the back and the whole thing would lift up, but no, you have to remove the roll hoops and all sorts of other things, but they're fine. . So I think we'll put the pump on the bottom and I have this little gas can that came off of a lawnmower or something, put it right on top. It can be fed directly and after two lines shoot out and disappear somewhere in the car, I still haven't figured that

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Under the wheel arches, beautiful! See if it works! Okay, I'm really glad this is going. Now for the next video that of course you don't want to miss, SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications. I said we'd add a lot more firepower to this and I'm not wrong. Now in the past I've added airsoft guns and stuff like that, but things have moved on a bit now and I think we should put some proper weaponry into this. I also have an idea for another device that is quite unique and that you probably won't have seen before. Certainly not in James Bond's car anyway and of course on Top Gear, this Sunday's Bond Car special, see you there, look. your next video!

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