Beaulieu home of the National Motor Museum is now home to the nation’s favourite spy and their latest exhibition celebrates Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007 as we bring you this No Time To Die exhibition review.
The exhibition is included in the Beaulieu estate entry cost which allows you to visit the entire estate, the National Motor Museum, The World of Top Gear and much much more!
The brand new No Time to Die exhibition features nine iconic vehicles, gadgets and a handful of costumes from the latest movie.
The exhibition will be on show until November 2022 and whilst small is a beautiful addition to a museum rich in motoring heritage.
From Bond’s silver birch Aston Martin DB5 that featured in the iconic car chase sequence in the films opening to the Aston Martin V8, Land Rover Series III and new Defender 110, plus something even more iconic.
Beaulieu currently houses the folding-wing glider which is on display for the first-ever time to the public. The full-size model is suspended above Bond’s iconic silver birch Aston Martin DB5, complete with a new LED number plate and machine guns.
Whilst this is a great addition to the museum exhibition I felt it was a little too high up and out of the way to the point where you couldn’t see a great deal of it from floor level and it just tucks itself away in an otherwise impressive display.
Get a first look at new gadgets from Q Branch, including Bond’s Q-enhanced Omega Seamaster Diver 300M watch, alongside technical plans for vehicle designs and DB5 weapons.
The costumes were more focused on the bad guys of the franchise and most of the props were very small production items and nothing truly iconic.
A production used clapperboard signed by the cast was a lovely little item displayed in the cabinet next to a merchandise cabinet littered with the merchandise you can purchase from the Beaulieu gift shop.
There was a nice array of merchandise on offer but when I saw a hoodie priced at £45 I quickly turned around and ushered myself out of there very quickly.
This No Time To Die exhibition is small but sweet and the vehicles (as to be expected from where the exhibition is based) are the star of the show and they certainly have some of the best of the best from the latest 007 instalment
Enjoy Bond In Motion – No Time To Die as part of a marvellous day out to Beaulieu that all the family will enjoy together.
Entry includes admission to all of the Beaulieu attractions including the National Motor Museum, World of Top Gear, Little Beaulieu, Palace House, Beaulieu Abbey and the stunning grounds and gardens.
