Well, it’s that time of the year again. Fans everywhere are running across better and better pictures of upcoming sets. Eurobricks is famous (dare I say notorious?) for finding leaked pictures, and this latest batch is no exception. Bearing in mind that we don’t yet know if these are just prototypes, and that LEGO has Continue reading →
Via circuitous links leading ultimately to Cool Toy Review.
Joystiq has broken the news that the rumored LEGO Indiana Jones video game has been confirmed. Watch the trailer right here on The Brothers Brick: Thanks to reader David for the tip! (And check out the Official Web site.)
This doesn’t go in the “News” category quite yet, but Kotaku broke the rumor yesterday that LucasArts will be announcing a LEGO Indiana Jones video game at E3. Presumably, the game will be developed by Travellers Tales, creators of both LEGO Star Wars and the upcoming LEGO Batman. We shall see. (Thought I’d post this Continue reading →
I suspect this will put to rest any debate that the rendered images we’ve seen of Indy so far weren’t “real”: Source, via Klocki.
Brickshelf user Tilius has posted an CGI image of the new Indiana Jones minifigure. New whip, new hat, possibly even some sort of new bag/pouch? Plus, of course, new head, torso and leg designs? I like. A lot. EDIT (AB): ThrowMetheIdol.com seems to have been the first to post this picture, and the MTV Movies Continue reading →
Nope, not a rumor after all. Here’s the press release: LEGO Group Secures Exclusive Construction Category Rights to Indiana Jones(TM) Property NEW YORK, June 18 /PRNewswire/ — LEGO Group, the world’s leading construction toy manufacturer, today announces a partnership with Lucasfilm Ltd. to produce building sets based on the Indiana Jones franchise — one of Continue reading →
This could all just be hearsay, but a short article on CoolToyReview.com claims LEGO will be producing sets based upon the upcoming Indiana Jones IV film. Does this mean Johnny Thunder’s adventures are over?
From Bricks to Bothans Forums user jp-30 has posted some quite wonderful Indiana Jones minifigs. What sets these apart is the presentation (nudge nudge, folks!) — good photography combined with nice image manipulation. Total awesomeness. Here’s the full gallery on Photobucket.com.