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SideShow Indiana Jones VS Mola Ram Diorama
Sideshow Collectibles is proud to launch the Indiana Jones Diorama series with the Indiana Jones VS Mola Ram Diorama. This detailed sculpture captures a pivotal scene between Indy and one of his greatest foes. Each piece is individually painted and finished to exacting standards, each with its own unique quality and detail that is the trademark of a handcrafted Sideshow Collectibles product. This stunning piece will make an outstanding addition to any display, the perfect beginning to your Indiana Jones diorama collection! Click here or the image below for all the pics and info!
Indiana Jones On Horse Statue for only $49.99 - 75% OFF MSRP at Razor's Edge!
Title sells it all, click below before they sell out!
EE Exclusive Indiana Jones Short Round Mini Bust - UPDATE #2 - Only 350 to be Made!
An Entertainment Earth exclusive! Everyone's favorite Shorty! Doom-tastic! Could this be the best Short Round collectible ever? Yes! Based on Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, this 6-inch tall statue features an incredible likeness and a top-notch replica of the costume from everybody's favorite film about a secret evil cult from India. Indy's sidekick has never looked better, and comes complete with a nifty torch which is sure to snap you out of any boredom you may find yourself in at work or elsewhere!
UPDATE 9/30/2009 - Gentle Giant has Confirmed via GentleGiantCollectors.com message boards that this item is a limited edition of only 350 pieces, not the 2,000 pieces that was posted when this was announced in Decmber. With such a low edition size this one is sure to spike on the secondary maeket so be sure to secure yours today right here!
Click here or the image below to order before they sell out!
Harrison Ford ready for fifth ‘Indiana Jones’ (Posted at MSNBC.com) Dust off the fedora and clear out the snakes - Indiana Jones is ready to ride again. Harrison Ford, 67, says he's already ready for the globe-trotting archaeologist's next adventure, only a year after one of history's most successful film franchises was revived — and that the next chapter is already well on its way. "The story for the new 'Indiana Jones' is in the process of taking form," Ford told France's Le Figaro. "Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and myself are agreed on what the fifth adventure will concern, and George is actively at work. If the script is good, I'll be very happy to put the costume on again."
Short Round & Sallah Mighty Muggs EE Exclusive ON SALE - 50% OFF! The pair of individually packaged action figures is marked down to an incredible $16.00! And Singles Just $8.50 each! Click Here!
Indiana Jones Sideshow Exclusive Edition (Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) Pre-Order is Live! Check him out below and click here to order before he sells out!
Hasbro Indy Line Not Dead?
Posted in our message boards by JonesFan (as seen at Comic Con 2009)
Indiana Jones Action Figures Wave 1 61% OFF!
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Indy
5 Is A Go!
The hat is officially out of the bag. On
Monday Shia Labeouf
let slip that a
follow up to Indiana Jones And The Kingdom of
the Crystal Skull was on the cards and now Frank Marshall has
pretty much confirmed it, suggesting that Indy V could be approaching
the pencil-chewing script development stage.
Indy 5 Confirmed?
Posted at DenofGeek.com Work on the next Indiana Jones film is being geared up now that the story is in place, according to a certain Transformers star.In a recent interview with BBC journalist Lizo Mzimba, actor Shia LaBeouf revealed that work on the next Indiana Jones film has begun. LaBeouf played the part of Mutt Williams, Indy's son, in last year's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. When asked about the fifth film in the Indiana Jones franchise the Transformers actor said: "Steven [Spielberg] just said that he cracked the story on it, I think they're gearing that up" Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull performed stoutly at the box office last year being beaten only by The Dark Knight in worldwide receipts. In a recent report it was announced that Harrison Ford, the actor who plays the titular adventurer, was the highest paid actor last year receiving £43.3M for one film alone, easily beating off Tom Hanks, Will Smith and Johnny Depp. At the moment, Spielberg has finished filming on Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn whilst he is in the midst of pre-production on Lincoln, a civil war drama looking at the sixteenth President of the United States. George Lucas is currently overseeing the production of Red Tails and the Star Wars live-action series. Meanwhile Harrison Ford is currently filming the comedy Morning Glory with nothing officially on his slate afterwards. This would leave 2012 as the most probable (not to mention earliest) date for the fifth outing for the archaeologist.
Henry Jones Pre-Order Live! Check him out below and click here to order before he sells out!
Sideshow Updates!
Watch out Indy, a new 12" figure is up for preview at Sideshow Collectibles. Check out the preview for Henry Jones.
Gentle Giant Indy Bust Image Guide! (click the images below for full size)
Past Generation Toys Update! PastGenerationToys.com has tons of Indiana Jones on Clearance Pricing. Click below to check them out!
Sideshow Indiana Jones Skull Premium Format Figure Up for Order - Get The Exclusive Version Before It Sells Out!
Now is the time to catch Dr Jones. Place your order now for the Premium Format Indiana Jones Kindom of the Crystal Skull figure. The exclusive comes with Mask of Orellana Artifact and will be released 4th quarter of this year.
Sideshow Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Premium Format Figure
Ready for another Indy? Wait no longer as Sideshow Collectibles gives this preview of their Indiana Jones Premium Format figure from The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull!
CLICK HERE TO SEE A SNEAK PEEK VIDEO!
Harleys from 'Indiana Jones' coming to Milwaukee museum (Posted at JSonline.com)
Motorcycles from "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" are coming to the Harley-Davidson Museum, the museum announced Monday. Two Harley-Davidson Softail motorcycles ridden by Harrison Ford and Shia LaBeouf will star in a new display opening Friday, and visitors will be able to sit in the one used in all of the stunts and have a photo taken. The museum also will open a special temporary exhibit with snakes - Indiana Jones' most feared form of wildlife - on April 11 to help attendees get in the tomb-raiding, mystery-solving, action-adventure spirit of the exhibit, which runs through April. Click here for the full story at JSonline.com
Sideshow Indiana Jones in German Disguise 12-inch Figure! (Click below for more info)
Hasbro Indiana Jones Crystal Skeleton with Throne 3.75 Inch Exclusive Figure NOW for Sale!
Our sponsor, Razor's Edge Collectibles now has the once mail away exclusive Crystal Skeleton with Throne for sale for $19.99! Click here or the image below to check it out and let them know you saw the news at IJC!
Indiana Jones Temple of Doom Figures BACK IN STOCK at Entertainment Earth!
CLICK HERE OR BELOW TO ORDER BEFORE THEY ARE GONE AGAIN!
Gentle Giant Indiana Jones Temple of Doom Mini Bust First Look Images!
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New Hasbro Feb. 2009 Q&A Session!
Check out our next round of questions below and if you have any burning Indy questions for the fine folks at Hasbro, be sure to post in our forums or e-mail us and let us know!
IndianaJonesCollectors: While some rumored-but-cancelled Indiana Jones items can be confirmed (the German Motorcycle has peg holes where the rumored sidecar would have gone) was there any truth to the rumor that a 3 ¾” scaled Flying Wing vehicle was in development for the Indiana Jones line?
Hasbro: Yes indeed, a 3-3/4" scaled flying wing *was* in development before the Indiana Jones program was crated up to await another film, should there be one. While the model was finished, it was never tooled.
IndianaJonesCollectors: The recently released Temple of Doom Mola Ram is hands-down the best 4” scale action figure of the past several years – even including the Star Wars line. The figures from the Temple of Doom wave have an attention to detail and deep understanding of the films that is truly remarkable – for example, I recently discovered the Sankara stones hidden in TOD Indy’s satchel and the cut marks on the back of his shirt. For a die-hard fan of the type that quibbles over an incorrect lightsaber included with a Star Wars figure, discovering tiny details like this weeks after purchase is unique. My question is was the TOD wave designed/conceptualized by the same team and manufactured by the same factories as the earlier first two waves? They almost appear to have been done by a completely different set of people at every level, from conceptualization to choice of accessories to quality of paint apps. Or was this simply a case of learn as you go?
Hasbro: We are glad that you saw the incredible attention to detail that we put into the wave, a testament to the deep fans of IJ that we are. All of the 3-3/4" IJ figures were created by the exact same design team and manufactured at the same factory. While the factory did make improvements after the first couple of batches, responding to our and Lucasfilm's high standards for quality, we think what you are seeing in the later waves reflects the result of a more normal design schedule. The first IJ figures were created on a *crazy* pace dictated by the need to develop the line on a very compressed schedule after we learned IJ IV was going to happen. Hopefully that kind of schedule will never happen again, and if we are lucky enough to tackle IJV.
IndianaJonesCollectors: I picked up the recently released 12” Indiana Jones in German Uniform. It has a great likeness to Harrison Ford - even standing side-by-side with the Medicom Indy (which sells for seven times the price!) I was amazed to realize - using a magnifying glass - that it’s the same sculpt as the first release 12” Indy witb whip action, and shares some hair sculpt attributes with the talking Indy, yet it looks so totally different visually, even very close up it looks new. Is it simply an issue of superior, non-glossy plastic that holds detail better, or better paint apps, or something else? How is it the new doll can look so completely different - and superior - yet be from the same mold?
Hasbro: It is actually the same head sculp. The Whip Crackin' Indy had a molded-on hat, so there was no hair or top of the head on that guy. So we took the same head sculpt and basically finished it from the forehead up, adding the hair and then tooled it. So it is a new tool, but not a new sculpt per se. We're glad you were happy with the likeness; we (and Lucasfilm) really liked the results of this one too. Of course, the deco is different from the first to reflect different beard stubble, scrapes and cuts, a little more tanned, and any other detail from that particular scene. You are right about the finish, too, we spec'd paint in a matte finish so it did not have a shinier plastic sheen. Thanks for the good word on this one!
Gentle Giant Aussie Indy Bust Image Guide! (click the images below for full size)
LEGO Indy at New York Toy Fair! LEGO was kind enough to host a Collectors Event on the morning of the 15th, below is a short video of some of the great new items coming our way! Look for more info and stills when get get settled and a big thanks to LEGO for a great event!
Indy Music Wins Grammy! "The Adventures of Mutt," (from "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," by John Williams took home the grammy on 2/8 for Instrumental Composition! Congrats!
2009 LEGO Indiana Jones Images! Thank to JediNews.co.uk for the below info:
Here's a quick look at the Indy sets coming from LEGO in the second half of 2009 (click on the image for a closer look)!
You can also download and view the LEGO Indiana Jones catalogue scan here!
IJC Welcomes Past Generation Toys! PastGenerationToys.com has been selling online and serving the needs of all our customers for the last eight years. We started by selling on eBay in 2000 and then opened our Past Generation Toys eBay store. We now sell on Amazon and many other places on the internet. Of course, you can shop directly at www.PastGenerationToys.com Customer service, by far, is the most important aspect of our business, and we will always be there for you. We sell toys, but taking care of you, the customer, comes first. We look forward to helping the readers at IndianaJonesCollectors.com find the perfect gift or add to your personal toy collection. Please remember, customer service is our first priority and we look forward to proving it to you! See what we have to offer today by visiting us at PastGenerationToys.com They have lots of Indy Items with a 25% Price Drop right now, get them before they are gone!
EE Exclusive Indiana Jones Short Round Mini Bust - UPDATE!
An Entertainment Earth exclusive! Everyone's favorite Shorty! Doom-tastic! Could this be the best Short Round collectible ever? Yes! Based on Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, this 6-inch tall statue features an incredible likeness and a top-notch replica of the costume from everybody's favorite film about a secret evil cult from India. Indy's sidekick has never looked better, and comes complete with a nifty torch which is sure to snap you out of any boredom you may find yourself in at work or elsewhere!
UPDATE 1/31/2009 - Gentle Giant has Confirmed via GentleGiantCollectors.com message boards that this item is a limited edition of only 500 pieces, not the 2,000 pieces that was posted when this was announced in Decmber.
Click here or the image below to order before they sell out!
Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings Hits Wii In Spring, Says New Trailer!
IJC reader Bernd reports in:
Room Booby Trap Set by Uncle Milton
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Crystal Skull Adventure Projector by Uncle Milton
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IJC Reviews: Mola Ram (Mighty Muggs) and Young Indiana Jones
In less than two weeks, 2009 will be here.
For many, the start of the new year brings a sense of better times
to come. But this coming year's chilly January days will see the
death of something that was once promising. They will see the
undignified and unceremonious end of Hasbro's Indiana Jones toy
lines.
The Indiana Jones line was doomed from the
very beginning. The initial waves of products lacked a coordinated
release with stores releasing their stockpiles on varying days.
Some Wal-Marts even waited a full two weeks after K-Mart and Toys R
Us had stocked their inventory. After that confusion settled, there
was such a glut of first and second wave product that even the
mind-boggling deluge of Star Wars Episode I toys paled in
comparison. Last but certainly not least, the quality control and
aesthetic integrity of the action figures were beyond justification.
Perhaps saddest of all is that Hasbro pulled
the plug just as better product started to take shape--items that
had the potential to salvage the entire toy license. Melting face
Toht, anyone? Sadly, it will never come to be.
Today's reviews examine what will likely be
Indiana Jones Collectors' final two Hasbro reviews: the Young Indy
3.75 scale action figure and the Mola Ram "Mighty Mugg".
Click the images below to read the reviews!
December Hasbro Q&A Session!
Check out our next round of questions below and if you have any burning Indy questions for the fine folks at Hasbro, be sure to post in our forums or e-mail us and let us know!
IJC: Hasbsro wrote IndianaJonescollectors.com not so long ago that Hasbro had the plan to release in 2009; a special re-release line for Indiana Jones with their latest 'Raiders of the lost Ark' figures on the Kenner cards that were made in 1982 (with the large photo of the particular character on the card). Unfortunately the "death" of the Indiana Jones Line is coming at the end of the year. Is there still a change that Hasbro will release this special line? Hasbro has already the 'Raiders of the lost ark' figures and perhaps also still the 1982 'Kenner' cards.
H: He was planned to be in a later wave in 2009, not in the wave that was shown. The IJ line has been put on hiatus. Beyond the Temple of Doom line, there will be no more lines produced unless a fifth movie happens.
IJC: We saw on the Internet, the Hasbro 'Raiders of the lost ark' Cargo Truck in a different box; from the Cairo scene. Will Hasbro release this other version of the Cargo Truck?
H: There are two versions of the Cargo Truck; the original version with the hard top, and a newly released one with a cloth rear cargo compartment top. This might be the one you are referring to. Due to sparse distribution on the last waves of IJ, it will be difficult to find the last issues (Temple of Doom basic figures, the last 12" figures, and the Cargo Truck, among others) at mass retailers. The product might eventually find its way to retail at Toys 'R Us, from Internet retailers, or at smaller specially chains.
Thanks Hasbro! Be sure to post in our forums or e-mail us questions for the next session!
Artist Joe Corroney Interview!
Joe was kind enough to take some time out of his schedule to do a great Interview with us. We talk about where he started, who is his favorite to draw, Indy, Star Wars, and so much more. Sit back, relax and click the banner below and check it out!
New Indy 12" Figures! Sent in from ColorPit:
Found these at a Pacific Northwest regional retailer last week. No one seems to know they are out there but there is a handful of them on ebay right now. Pic attached of mine.
Sideshow Indy News!
Don't look now but if you
have an itch you just can't scratch - the Dr. may be what you need.
Dr. Jones that is!
The Premium Format Indiana Jones figure
is on second chance now at Sideshow Collectibles.
SSC Indy 12" Indy Hitting the Porch! Click The Thumbnails for Larger Views!
An exclusive look at J.Scott Campbell’s Indiana Jones Masterpieces Sketch Cards!
EE Exclusive Indiana Jones Short Round Mini Bust
An Entertainment Earth exclusive! Everyone's favorite Shorty! Doom-tastic! Could this be the best Short Round collectible ever? Yes! Based on Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, this 6-inch tall statue features an incredible likeness and a top-notch replica of the costume from everybody's favorite film about a secret evil cult from India. Indy's sidekick has never looked better, and comes complete with a nifty torch which is sure to snap you out of any boredom you may find yourself in at work or elsewhere!
Limited edition of 2,000 pieces. Click here or the image below to order!
IJC Review: Lost City Archeology Dig by Uncle Milton Click here or the images below to read the review!
Indy 12" Sideshow IN Hand! Thanks to IJC Reader Robert for the Pics (Note, whip in photos is custom)
November Hasbro Q&A Session!
Check out our next round of questions below and if you have any burning Indy questions for the fine folks at Hasbro, be sure to post in our forums or e-mail us and let us know!
IJC: At what point was the Indiana Jones line considered a failure and the decision made to end it? Was it before or after the now-defunct 2009 prototypes were previewed at San Diego Comic Con?
H: At Comic Con, we were still optimistic that some of the 2009 would make it to retail. In the subsequent months, the Spring 2009 retail landscape became clearer and it became evident that IJ, without the benefit of any new entertainment, would not have the total audience needed to compete and succeed at retail. Our hope was that the audience we saw at the launch and through the movie period could sustain IJ as a long-term brand, but instead interest closely followed the waxing and waning of the movie (and we anticipate the DVD cycle as well). This is a key learning and we now know better how to plan if there should be another IJ movie.
IJC: Why did some of the Indiana Jones figures have lesser quality paint applications than those in the Star Wars line considering both are major Lucasfilm licenses and presumably held to the same rigorous approval process? Was this an intentional cost-cutting approach (because even the hand-painted prototypes differed in quality).
H: We were using a brand new factory for the IJ figures, and there was a learning factor in the first wave. This became much more refined with subsequent batches.
IJC: Will any aspect of the Indiana Jones license continue (Mighty Muggs, Titanium Series, Adventure Heroes, etc.), or is the license as a whole considered over?
H: Other than the Entertainment Earth exclusive wave of Mighty Muggs, the rest of the assortments will be done after this Fall.
Thanks Hasbro! Be sure to post in our forums or e-mail us questions for the next session!
IJC Review: Giant RC Ant with Crystal Skull Remote Control by Uncle Milton Click here or the images below to read the review!
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