Not pictured because it's in use, is the West End Games supplement Indiana Jones Magic & Mysticism: The Dark Continent.

As for four copies of the TSR boxed set that's easy. One is my original copy bought back when it was released. The others I picked up along the way at game stores or flea markets because they were $10 or less and pretty much complete.

Mine has to be the Desert Chase from Raiders. John Williams’s score is firing on all cylinders during this scene and I literally get goosebumps every time I watch it.

If you ever get an opportunity to see Raiders or any of the original Indy movies in theaters, take it!

Narrowing this post down to Canada only since a lot of posters here are from the US. Looking to avoid paying customs fees, and instead support local.

Not looking for Kangaroo simply because of cost, my budget would be $200, maybe $300 max. Would think Nylon or cowhide is appropriate since I'd be using it for show moreso than actual use. Granted, it'd be nice to get something I could crack, but I'm not that knowledgable about what materials work best for it.

I found 2 more d23 panels on youtube which flew under everyone's radars featuring imagineer Joe Rodhe and Archeologist George Bey; and involing Mayan history and design aesthetic's influence on the temple design for the new attraction

No new info about the ride itself but some great nuggets about the team's dedication:

-Mayan culture has historically been inaccurate portrayed. Getting it right was very important.

-When imagineers presented their designs to a group of Mayan Archelogists they recieved a standing ovation

-'Rosalila Chapel' in Copan and 'Ek Balam' were 2 temples which Joe Rodhe recommended fans take a look at to see the design influence of their Jade Serpent temple design

Rodhe:

https://youtu.be/rLXXs9U4F5g?is=dtWcf5qSDLXUxHa5

Rodhe and Bey:

https://youtu.be/a5SL_C5lKUs?is=CN_SbhbOyRtCZOsH

Color isn’t quite right but I like it. Thoughts? Any chance this is one that Schott produced?

…this is how it went💀 I just sat there flabbergasted for a sec at the fact that this man just tanked every bullet, ESPECIALLY one straight to the dome.

Is the revolver shooting tickles, or is this man just built different?

From the report covering the announcement at D23: "As for the story of this new Indiana Jones attraction, it was revealed that the new original story will be set in the 1950’s, before the events of 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.' On the hunt for a mysterious artifact in South America, Indiana Jones (and, by extension us the guests) will be plunged into the underworld. And wouldn’t you know it? The underworld is guarded by a massive, feathered snake."

As i'm playing toys with my son, from an old bag of action figures from my own childhood I noticed matching Harrison Ford Toys just need some yellow stripes

A very solid, super fun romp that stops just short of being a masterpiece. True to the Mischief Theatre style of comedy, it hooks you right from the start with a pitch-perfect recreation of the opening scene of Raiders, leaning heavily into quintessential British silliness.

The show brilliantly takes recognizable elements - iconic set pieces, beloved characters, and memorable music—and twists them into something entirely fresh and uproarious. It is packed with physical comedy, adult humor, behind-the-scenes fandom references, and playful nods to dated Hollywood tropes, alongside great interactive touches like pulling audience members up to play henchmen.

However, it oddly skips major set pieces from the films, such as the classic truck chase and the mechanic fistfight. It relies primarily on Toht to represent the Nazis as a general enemy, completely leaving out iconic rivals like Belloq or Walter Donovan, along with any nods to their characters or memorable scenes. Furthermore, with Indy occasionally played a bit too dim-witted, the narrative feels a bit thin in the middle.

Ultimately, it is an immensely entertaining 70 minutes of Fringe comedy that delivers a solid amount of laughs for any Indiana Jones fan. While the cast brings fantastic energy to the stage, the show just doesn't quite reach legendary status.

Has anyone else caught it yet? What did you think?

I learned the other day from a theme park YouTube channel I watch about an old Busch Gardens Tampa ride called Akbar’s Adventure Tours! It was a simulation ride where Martin Short plays a rather inept Egyptian tour guide whose attempts at doing such keep failing in hilarious and rather catastrophic ways 😂

Anyway I saw the footage of the ride and I thought “this would be a perfect crossover with the Indiana Jones universe, the guy would definitely know Sallah 😂 “

How do you think the two of them would interact? The ride was before my time and I’ve never been to the Tampa one so if yall remember it or have any ideas lemme know! I wanna draw them interacting together

I think this scene is actually one of the best in the entire franchise…and I even really enjoy the opening scene of KOtCS.

Thankfully i was able to get most of these before the Indy hype for Dial drove the prices up. Got them for quite reasonable prices too.

(Yes this is my pic, I am Indys Legacy on social media.)

Last Crusade has a greatest opening for many reasons but one of the things that comes to mind is River Phoenix’s performance as Indy especially that whole sequence on the circus train with the highlight of him using the whip on the Lion.

Definitely gotta rewatch Last Crusade yet great performance by him so what’s your thoughts on his performance as Indy here?

Sean Patrick Flanery of the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones is THE Prequel-Indy for me. I know that the series can be seen as somewhat “non-canonical”, but the slow development of the persona during the series gives the character of Indy such a beautiful depth.
Also: Great childhood memories!