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Briefcase (From Russia With Love)

007's first gadget, presented to him by of course Q.

• 20 rounds of ammunition in 2 tubes
• a throwing knife hidden in the side of the case
• AR-7 sniper's rifle with a night-vision telescopic sight
• 50 gold sovereigns
• a tear gas bomb which looks like a tin of talcum powder-it explodes if the case is opened incorrectly

Also Seen In From Russia With Love

• a phone bug detector
• a tape recorder, concealed inside a Rollifex camera
• Red Grant uses a string from his watch to strangle his opponents
  
  

Gadgets Seen In Goldfinger

• a snorkel with a seagull attached at the top
• a parking meter that sprays toxic gas
• a bullet proof coat
  
  

Bell-Textron Jet Pack (Thunderball)

On loan from US Army, a real jet pack, which could raise one person as high as 600 feet. It allows Bond to make a quick escape, in the opening moments of the film.

Also Seen In Thunderball

• a radioactive capsule, which is actually a homing device
• a breather shaped like a cigar, which provides up to 4 minutes of emergency oxygen
• an aqua lung which was also a underwater jet-propeller, also equipped with a spear gun which shoots exploding bolts
• a Nicon underwater camera
• a Giger counter camera, which made a clicking sound in the presence of radioactive materials
  
  

Little Nellie (You Only Live Twice)

An idea for this gadget was copied from prototype developed for British military just a couple of years earlier. The baby was less than 10 feet long, but helped Bond dispose of three S.P.E.C.T.R.E. helicopters. The little Nellie arrived in 4 leather suitcases, and once put together included:

• two machine guns
• two rocket launchers, firing heat seeking air-to-air missiles.
• two fire throwers, in the back of both sides of Nellie, range 80 yards
• a device which created smoke screens
• mines dropped with tiny parachutes, to be used when directly over a target
• a microphone and a camera contained in the helmet
  
  

Piton Gun (Diamonds Are Forever)

A piton bolt gun, utilized by 007 while climbing the wall of the Whyte House Casino in Las Vegas. The gun fires a steel-toothed peg attached to a rope, which is attached to Bond's belt. Nothing to it, right?





Also Seen In Diamonds Are Forever

• artificial skin fingerprints, duplicating someone's fingerprints
• an electromagnetic r.p.m. ring, Q wore this himself, in a Las Vegas casino, his every spin was a win
• an electric voice box, allowing 007 to imitate someone else's voice
• a sharp clamp, looked like a mousetrap, which disabled a henchman, while he was trying to disarm Bond
  
  

Gadgets Seen In Live and Let Die

All of the following were hidden in Bonds toiletry kit:


• a bug detector
• a radio transmitter, concealed in a hairbrush
• a folding shark gun, which shot compressed air bullets, these cause the target to inflate and explode
  
  

The Golden Gun

Although this gadget was actually designed and used by Scaramanga, I still consider it one of the most ingenious devices ever introduced in the series. A solid gold fountain pen that screws into the body of a gold cigarette lighter. A gold cigarette case that is snapped into place to form a handle. A solid gold cufflink that becomes the trigger. And of course a single gold bullet-placed into the chamber.

Also Seen In The Man With the Golden Gun

• a rocket-firing 35mm camera
• a homing device, disguised as a button
• one more "gadget" specifically asked for by 007 is a fake third nipple, imitating the one Scaramanga has
  
  

Gadgets Seen In The Spy Who Loved Me

In Q's Egyptian Lab we get to see some middle eastern gadgets;

• a serving tray, that flies just above the surface of the table and eventually cuts someone's head off
• a chair with an ejector seat
• an Arabian smoking pipe, that shoots bullets like a machine gun
• double-barreled guns that fire, of all things, cement
• a camel saddle with ejecting sharp blades
• Bond is seen riding a "Wetbike" resembling a motorcycle on skis.
  
  

Dart Gun

The little wrist bracelet, is activated by the nerves in Bond's arm. It can fire cyanide-coated darts, killing the victim within seconds. Also equipped with armor-piercing darts, these blow up on impact.




Also Seen In Moonracker

On another tour through Q's Lab, this time in Brazil, Q impresses us all with his inventions once more.

• exploding bolas
• a sombero-clad that splits open to reveal a blazing machine gun
• a laser gun, which melts the opponent
• Bond also utilizes a cigarette case, which x-rays the combination to a safe lock
• a lighter, which goes along with the cigar case, is a mini camera, bearing a "007" sign-the center 0 serves as the lens
  
  

For Your Eyes Only

During the now so famous and awaited tours through Q's Lab, we notice a;

• a fake cast for a broken arm, which springs outward with shattering force
• an umbrella whose ribs contain razor sharp knifes, these slam around the persons neck when water hits the umbrella
• also B0nd uses the "identigraph" to create a 3D image of a suspect
  
  

Acrostar (Octopussy)

The little plane piloted by 007 in the opening scene of Octopussy. At only 12' by 8'5'' this plane really grabs your attention. It was said that Octopussy contained more action in its first five minutes than can be found in most feature length films, and the Acrostar was definitely a contributor.




Also Seen In Octopussy

• a case with a false bottom, containing disguises as well as a bomb
• a homing and listening device, hidden in a fake Faberge Egg
• a Mont Blank pen, its ink dissolved all metals, also the top of the pen is an ear piece for the listening device
• a submarine crocodile
• a helium balloon, operated by Q, the balloon contains a closed circuit tv
  
  

Gadgets Seen In A View to a Kill

• a little robot called "Snooper" which is controlled by remote control, it transmits video images
• another submarine, this one is disguised as an iceberg
• a blind fold which uses ultra-violet light to read previously written material
• a camera ring with a jewel as its lens
• sunglasses whose lenses rotate to filter out sun glare
• a shaver which acts as a listening device detector
• a credit card helping 007 open window locks
  
  

Key Ring (The Living Daylights)

the ring includes a stun gas, effective up to 5 feet, activated by whistling "Rule Britannia." The ring will also explode-this one with a wolf whistle. The Key Ring also comes with a key-guaranteed to open 90 percent of all locks in the world.





Also Seen In The Living Daylights

At Q's Headquarters we see the old toys for the new kid on the block-Dalton

• a boom box-converts into a rocket launcher (something for the Americans called the "Ghetto Blaster")
• also a couch which literally swallows up the occupant
• 007 also uses a sniper rifle with armor-piercing bullets
• a pair of binoculars which you wear like normal glasses
  
  

Signature Gun (Licence To Kill)

Q had his biggest part in this film. He joins 007 in the field, but he doesn't come without gifts. One of these is a gun with a quite large handle. An "optical palm reader" located in the grip, only 007 can activate the gun.






Also Seen In Licence To Kill

Q also supplies Bond with some items "ideal for the man on the holiday." These include:

• an exploding alarm clock
• a toothpaste tube containing plastic explosives
• a cigarette box, which stores the fuse and detonator
  
  

Pen (GoldenEye)

"Three clicks arm the fuse" a simple but affective lesson given to 007 by Q for his latest little gadget.





Piton Gun (GoldenEye)

Similar to the one used by Bond in "Diamonds Are Forever," this new and improved gun also features a laser attachment to cut through metals at close range.







Belt (GoldenEye)

Used by 007 in GoldenEye. The belt could support many times Bond's weight. It helped 007 to get out of some tough situations.







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