The DB10 is the car Bond drives in Spectre, and Scalextric’s version is the most direct way to put one in your home. The Scalextric Aston Martin DB10 is a 1:32 slot car with working lights, made to run on any Scalextric layout and to sit on a shelf between races.
Owning the Scalextric Aston Martin DB10
Daniel Craig’s Bond drives the DB10 through the Rome chase, and Scalextric paired it with the Jaguar C-X75 in the same set, so the pursuit can be re-run on a figure-of-eight. We would keep it as a quiet object first and a toy second. Out of the box it sits well beside other Bond collectibles.
Where to find one. The car was released only in the Spectre set (C1336) and in a two-car presentation pack (C3773A), so a loose example usually comes from a specialist who has separated it from the set. Ask whether the headlights, tail lights and magnet are all fitted, and whether the pick-up braids are new.
Specifications
| Reference | C3691W |
|---|---|
| Scale | 1:32, slot car |
| Lights | White LED headlights, red LED tail lights |
| Traction | Neodymium Magnatraction magnet |
| Digital | Digital plug ready |
| Released | 2015, in Set C1336 and two-car pack C3773A |
More on the Spectre sets is on Scalextric’s own page. For the actor behind the car, see our guide to Daniel Craig.
