Hot Toys has released a new Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny figure, available for preorder now.
The Big Picture Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny brought us a different kind of Indiana Jones. More seasoned, grappling with his own aging and mortality, we saw as Harrison Ford put on Indy's classic hat and came to terms with what it meant to be Henry Jones Jr. once more. This time, by exploring the past in a new way.
Hot Toys is bringing us a lifelike figure of Ford as our favorite archeologist as part of Sideshow's Spooktacular event! The figure "utilizes Hot Toys’ unique rolling eyeball function, which allows collectors to adjust the gaze for added realism and also features a new, specially designed body with 30 points of articulation for a range of dynamic poses.
Indiana Jones 1/6 Scale Collectible Figure is now available to pre-order and is one you won't want to miss as a fan of the franchise, especially if you're looking to get the Deluxe Version that "includes a fallen suspension bridge base which can be displayed in two different ways, and features real rope details.
Close The Excitement of Returning to 'Indiana Jones' in 2023 Going back into the world of Indiana Jones has always felt like a gift after the release of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade back in 1989. With so many years between Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull up through Dial of Destiny, to have things like this figure as well as the excitement of fans to see Ford back as Indy, it's just a great time to be a fan of the whip-wielding archeologist.
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