I sold my DB 5 by marcopol
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I was not going to leave all these women alone with the jaguar.
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Comments (9)
Because the Jaguar might eat them all, and OH!, what a mess that would be for Mr. Putin (or whoever it is standing by the viscious beast)! A rather different image from your usual ones! Cool! Keep up the good work! :-)
Sorry, this is not Vladimir
Pretty good Daniel Craig; wonder how long it'll take Vartanian to model his successor when (and if) that is announced
How can you blame him? Splendid render.
Thank you very much
Well, hello Mr. Bond, I see you have a sleek new Jag. It looks great.
Splendid render !
Thank you very much
Superbe image! Attitude très naturelle de James! J'aime beaucoup les Aston-Martin DB 4 et DB5. Mais il y en a plein sur le web, en faire une en 3D n'apporterai rien de plus.
Trop d'Aston Martin... Eh oui, c'est dommage ; qu'importe, de toute façon chaque voiture est porteuse d'histoires.
Spectacular render and setting
Thank you very much
Belle composition, belle ambiance.
Merci, c'est la reprise d'une photo iconique avec Sean Connery.
Great job! Dante has a great likeness to the latest Bond, I think car and setting are from an older movie. A like!
Thank you very much. You're right, my picture is a remake of an iconic photograph with Sean Connery leaning on his DB5 on the set of Goldfinger, 1965. This scene took place during the car chase through Furka Pass in Switzerland. Otherwise, Daniel Craig has really sold his Aston Martin.
sold it... hmmm well, some would say you traded up... but in any case, at least you didn't crash it over the edge of the cliffs in the French Riviera on the set of another film...
it is true that with Mr. Bond cars do not last long
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