Cinema · 1965
DS Fantômas
The flying DS from the film "Fantômas se déchaîne". An icon of French motoring, this time in the air.
PC
€4.99
History
The goddess takes flight
The Citroën DS is a French car built from 1955 to 1975. Designed by Flaminio Bertoni, it stunned with its daring lines and its innovations: hydropneumatic suspension, swivelling headlights, a power-assisted hydraulic gearbox and a display of braking distance according to speed.
In the 1965 film "Fantômas se déchaîne", the master criminal's DS sprouts wings and flies away before Commissioner Juve's eyes. A cult scene of French cinema that you can now fly yourself.
On board
Much more than a car
Fantômas's car
The winged DS from the film, finally yours to fly in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
A design icon
Flaminio Bertoni's unmistakable lines, the "goddess" of French motoring.
Something different
A little treat at a little price, for fun between two long-haul flights.
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In detail
Specifications
The real DS
| Production | 1955 to 1975 |
|---|---|
| Designer | Flaminio Bertoni |
| Suspension | hydropneumatic |
| Film | "Fantômas se déchaîne" (1965), by André Hunebelle |
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DS Fantômas
€4.99
