I was 8/9 when they all came out and i was more drawn to them than star wars figures and i loved the star wars figures of that era, the clone wars had just started, and i had all the clones as the jedi all were paralysed from the waist down so never got the first wave of the jedi, god i wish hasbro would find a way to make figures this good for 10 pounds/10 bucks, when these came out they was what 7.99 universally and the vehicles like 20 to 50 depending on what, let alone the awesome multi packs of like 6 figures and the actiin packs where indi could swing across a pit or something like that
@JeffTheFutureJaros Yes! I have an upcoming vintage to today review where I'll show you the 1983 Indiana Jones action figure and how it compares to today.
such a shame they failed with the indiana jones line i think the main problem for me anyway was the poor face sculpts on the earlier waves the costumes looked faithfully recreated but indy didnt look much like harrison especially when you compare them to the han solo's hasbro have produced fantastic review not very well thought out line such a shame
Those are not "cult badges" They are a push dagger, or "Katar" sometimes called a Bundi dagger. They were used by assassins, among others. They are hindu in origin and feature a grip perpendicular to the blade bracketed by guards/guides either side of the hand and wrist. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katar_%28dagger%29
I used to love these, would play with them with a friend during lunch at school. Think my Dad sold them at some point, haven't been able to find them for a few years. Disappointing.
@NERFHERDER76 Yeah, the first face sculpts were atrocious by today's standards. My next review is going to focus on the Playmates Star Trek line, which was a disaster as I'll explain. I've been watching your reviews - first rate, man!
I wish they made more of these figures. I remember picking a few figures back in 09 for $4.
Liam Gray Me too. The sculpting was great and there was so much potential for a great set.
I was 8/9 when they all came out and i was more drawn to them than star wars figures and i loved the star wars figures of that era, the clone wars had just started, and i had all the clones as the jedi all were paralysed from the waist down so never got the first wave of the jedi, god i wish hasbro would find a way to make figures this good for 10 pounds/10 bucks, when these came out they was what 7.99 universally and the vehicles like 20 to 50 depending on what, let alone the awesome multi packs of like 6 figures and the actiin packs where indi could swing across a pit or something like that
I love these figures.
Indiana Jones is awesome.
@MTAHawkboy Hey buddy! I recommend Amazon. I just checked and found one for $11.74 new. I think that's a reasonable deal.
@JeffTheFutureJaros Yes! I have an upcoming vintage to today review where I'll show you the 1983 Indiana Jones action figure and how it compares to today.
Could you show your Indiana Jones Collection
holly shit i remember this video from when i was a kid
That Mola Ram figure is great, i'd love that one, he's my favorite character from Indian Jones for sure in all the movies. Great Review.
such a shame they failed with the indiana jones line i think the main problem for me anyway was the poor face sculpts on the earlier waves the costumes looked faithfully recreated but indy didnt look much like harrison especially when you compare them to the han solo's hasbro have produced fantastic review not very well thought out line such a shame
Those are not "cult badges" They are a push dagger, or "Katar" sometimes called a Bundi dagger. They were used by assassins, among others. They are hindu in origin and feature a grip perpendicular to the blade bracketed by guards/guides either side of the hand and wrist. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katar_%28dagger%29
angus matheson Very informative comment. Thanks for the info!
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I used to love these, would play with them with a friend during lunch at school. Think my Dad sold them at some point, haven't been able to find them for a few years. Disappointing.
they are pretty hard to find now in stores, but ebay has a ton of them
@JeffTheFutureJaros Thanks man! Such a shame that this wave wasn't more widely available.
@huddlpj yes :( but meaby they will put this figures agen on sale i hope so :D
@andrezituu1 Yeah, so much potential. This should have been a brilliant line.
i want the Henry Jones Sr. Figure.........would you sell it for a reasonable price, say, under $30????
Thanks
Hawk
wear can i find indiana jone temple of doom fig
eBay
@NERFHERDER76 Yeah, the first face sculpts were atrocious by today's standards. My next review is going to focus on the Playmates Star Trek line, which was a disaster as I'll explain. I've been watching your reviews - first rate, man!
great figures but dont sell enny more :( . great review you tell all detail about the figures great man ;)
I remember when Walmart sold these. I bought like 3 every weekend
Cool!!!
@huddlpj Hey, thank you very much!!!! i've been searching for one for like, 1000 years at flea markets and stuff.
Yo I picked up some on Amazon for nice prices I got German solider belloq thuggee guard chief and Cairo swordsman
eu tenho um !
Indi doesn't have a pistol.He has a revolver.
+Jokuman savage
@huddlpj NO shit, I want that fig, lol, i'll take it, c'mon, lol, jk
Face sculpts were very bad on Indiana Jones first figure. Temple doom face sculpt for him loojed ok.
This collection is bush league.
Omg learn to focus the camera