Mid-Sized car with no price limit (it uses government MI6/CIA funds). Arena illegal items are acceptable. Should allow a driver and at least 1 passenger. Cargo space to fit a personal jet-pack is optional.
According to the Wiki, the Goldfinger version had these devices:
- Front firing Browning .30 caliber machine guns behind the front indicators
- Retractable blades in the tire spinners
- Rising bullet-proof rear screen
- Radio telephone
- Radar scanner and tracking screen
- Passenger ejector seat
- Oil slick spray from rear light cluster
- Caltrops from rear light cluster
- Smoke screen from exhaust pipes
- Revolving number plates [three countries]
- Front and rear extending rams
- Gun cabinet under driver's seat
- Bullet-proof windshield and rear windscreen
- A rear water cannon was added for Thunderball.
- The MGs are probably Light MGs (.30 cal while the MG is traditionally described as .50). I can see it argued that there should be 2 LMG and possibly 1 regular MG can be allowed if the rest of the design is good.
- Closest thing in CW would be bumper-spikes, which aren't retractable. Maybe these can be considered an arena illegal 'military' design (small space, major damage to a car/tires)
- Another obsolete device. Maybe for game purposes this should be Metal componant armor (1 pt) around driver & front passenger
- LDR
- Pack in as many radar goo you want, you ain't payin' for it.
- Ejector seat, as above
- Oil slick; this can be a 1 shot discharger or a mini-OJ, yet to be invented
- SD - these may not need to have full loads since a lot of James Bond equipment seemed to work only once.
- SS - same as for the SD
- Another nice RPG device that should be in the next Uncle Al.
- Not sure if this is the same as a ram-plate, but probably.
- Obsolete in 2057 as people carry guns to church, so we'll assume all cars have these built in.
- Also standard equipment in 2057.
- Optional for this contest, especially since these don't exist in Car Wars yet, either.
Image from the Wiki.
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