An enormous yacht owned by Yassen Gregorovich. It has tinted glass windows, leather sofas and a massive bow. It was named after a poisonous snake.

A beaten-up bike owned by Robert Guppy. Alex is taken on it from la Palette through Paris to meet Marc Antonio.

Alex first sees this cargo plane at CST compound in Sloterdijk. It is an old-fashioned plane with propellers rather than jets and wings high up, almost sitting on top of main body. The words "Millennium Air" are painted in red along the fuselage and on the tail.

Alex sees it again on the top floor of an abandoned multi-storey car park on edge of Heathrow where Alex learns that it is part of Damian Cray's plans.

There are six Smart cars waiting for Alex outside the station in Amsterdam when he returns from the CST compound in Sloterdijk. They chase him through the streets. To learn more about this chase, click here.

Three black 400cc bikes join in the chase through Amsterdam after Alex, who is on his bike.

The car driven by Liz Pleasure, Sabina’s mother.

An old-fashioned plane which Alex and Jack Starbright take to get from Antwerp back to London’s City Airport.

The American presidential plane, Air Force One is a Boeing 747-200B and can travel at just below the speed of sound.

The body is painted blue and white, with the words "United States of America" written across the main fuselage, and the Stars and Stripes on the tail. A symbol of an Eagle clutching a shield is just below the door - hence the name of Cray's plan, Eagle Strike.

Inside, it has been modified for the President and his staff, extending over three floors. There are offices and bedrooms, a conference room and kitchen and an operating table - four thousand square feet of cabin space in all.

There is an open-plan living area with thick-pile carpet, low sofas and armchairs, and tables with old-fashioned electric lamps.

The communications centre is on the top floor. It is a room filled with electronic equipment, computers, phone and radar systems.