When you put LEGO and movies together, something magical happens. This huge collection of LEGO movie posters proves it.
This project is the Temple of the Holy Grail based on 1989’s Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. The set includes about 2,200 pieces with 9 ...
Lego Indiana Jones Costume: Last year I saw a great "ible" about making an adult lego costume. I loved the idea of the big minifig head so I proposed this to my six year old. He immediately agreed but upped the ante. "How about Lego Indiana Jones?!?" How can a father say no to…
I've never seen these before: indianajones.lego.com/en-us/downloads/Posters.aspx
Combined Race for the Stolen Treasure 7622 and added a custom 1938 Mercedes-Benz 320 with Major Toht and René Belloq figures
We just finished up Jase's 6th birthday party a couple weekends ago and it was fun one, if I do say so myself. All of the kiddos seemed to...
Fotos oficiales LEGO Indiana Jones 2023
Various 12x12 MOCs depicting iconic scenes from the Indiana Jones movies.
How to Make a Fedora (Indiana Jones'): The fedora is the hat of gangsters and detectives, its distinctive form drawing us into the era from which it emerged. This iconic felt hat is what comes to mind when we hear of such heroes as the intrepid Indiana Jones. My son is current…
To unlock Han, you need to find all 5/5 characters from Star Wars and 100,000 coins. I played as Bazooka Trooper because he has Enemy Access and bazooka for breaking glass or metal things. C3PO -
Lego Indiana Jones Birthday Invitation Are you preparing your boy’s Lego party? Surely you need the best invite that awakens the desire to celebrate of your guests. Without a doubt, this Lego Indiana Jones Birthday Invitation will achieve its goal. With the success of the movie, all children will love this fantastic printable card. What characters do you find in this Lego Indiana Jones invitation? In this digital invite, you will find your boy’s favorite character from the game: Indiana Jones! How is this Lego Indiana Jones birthday invitation different from other designs? We have always strived to make the most wonderful party designs at the best price. That’s something that differentiates us from pages like Zazzle, Party City, Walmart, or Evite. Specifically, this online invitation is so great because the design and colors match perfectly with your birthday party, with a safari background and texts in green and brown combining them perfectly with the colors of our favorite character. Who is this Lego Indiana Jones party invitation for? Whether for your boy’s 3rd birthday, 4th birthday, or even his 5th birthday year, this birthday card is so fantastic that it’s perfect for children of all ages. Why do parents choose Amazing Designs US to buy birthday invites? Because this is not a template where you have to spend your valuable time dealing with the customization of your invitation. Part of our service is take care of this for you. Also our personalized invitations stand out from the competition and as our reviews say, we offer a quality work! Additionally to this, you receive a FREE matching backside with your purchase so you can print your card on both sides. Which part of the card can be personalized? All text (except the font type) is fully customizable with the details of your party. We do this work for you! We can also remove or add characters too. You should just contact us first if it’s possible. Can it be translated into another language? Absolutely! But we may need your help. Can a picture be added to the invitation? In most cases it’s possible!, but you should contact us first. You would need to purchase this photo-add on service for the extra work. For more party printables or party ideas, you can check our list of Lego Indiana Jones party supplies. If you want a different design or some other printables for your birthday cake or party decoration, you can ask for a custom order.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade:Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a 1989 action-adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg. It is the third ...
We just finished up Jase's 6th birthday party a couple weekends ago and it was fun one, if I do say so myself. All of the kiddos seemed to enjoy it, which made all the work worthwhile. I had such a grand time planning it out with Jase, as always. I haven't seen an Indiana Jones movie in probably 10-15 years easy and Jase has never seen one. He has only seen clips of Lego Indiana Jones mini movies off of YouTube. If it's Lego, then you better bet he loves it! I started off looking at several birthday parties I found on Pinterest and to be honest I used quite a few of those ideas. I don't have time to reinvent the wheel over here! I created the invite in Picasa and it was pretty easy. Picasa is free to download and user friendly. Plus, it beats having to pay for personalized invites on Etsy. I printed them to my local Sam's Club on matte photo paper, slipped them in an envelope and I was good to go. FYI- The price to print 1 hour 5x7's at Sam's Club vs. Walmart is half the price. Also, this year we asked our guests to bring donations to the Boys and Girls Harbor instead of a gift for Jase. I'll do a blog post on how that went in the near future. But here was the insert we included with the invite. Since the kids would be going on an adventure, I really wanted the kids to have hats like Indiana. I called several Dollar Tree stores since that's where I read other mom's purchased them, but no luck. I stopped in a local 99 cent store (even though certain items are now over a dollar!) and BAM I hit the jackpot!! I snagged enough hats for our adventurers and Jase loved them! Jase helping cut off all the tags I also thought it would be awesome if the kids had satchels, but did not have the money to buy each child one (I was preparing for 30 kids!). Cue my mom...she entered the scene! We looked at several patterns and ideas on the internet and I finally found one that was fairly simple, yet cute! We decided to go with burlap for the fabric since it looked nice and rugged. Mom picked up the fabric and we worked on them together a couple of nights to line out all of the kinks. Mom was a HUGE trooper and absolutely loves her grandson for the amount of man hours she put into these! They turned out great and the kiddos LOVED them! One thing if you're using burlap: it will fray on you and all of the weaving may come undone. So, we ended up hemming all of the straps on both sides and also on the sides of the front flap. This still allowed it to fray just a bit which gave it a worn look, but the hem stopped it from unraveling all the way through. Definitely worth the time! Finished Product The cake...it turned out AWESOME!! My best friend did a fabulous job! I had bought a Lego Indiana Jones set off of eBay and gave it to her to use. And this was a family project as well, because her husband made the ark of the covenant from scratch...it was perfect! Her cakes never cease to amaze me! And here is the other set-up we had. I kept it pretty simple since we would be doing so many activities with the kids. Here is food and naming conventions we went with. A few of the ideas I found and the rest we made up on our own. Pankot Pizza - Domino's pizza Bullwhip Chips - Individual bags of chips Villainous Veggies - Veggie tray Fate of Atlantis Fruit Salad - Strawberries, apples and grapes Booby Trap Baked Potato Dip - Sour cream, shredded cheddar cheese and bacon bits mixed together and served with Ruffles or Wavy Lays...tastes just like a loaded baked potato! Mummy Hummy - Hummus with Pita chips Snake's Blood - Fruit Punch Lost Ark Lemonade - Lemonade Fountain of Youth - Water Secret Spy Sweet Tea - Sweet Tea As kids started arriving, we turned on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse's The Quest for the Crystal Mickey, which is a spin off of Indiana Jones. Jase thought it was a good tie in! :) {And can I tell you that I'm glad he still likes MMCH!} After a few minutes, we captured the adventurers' attention by handing out the hats, satchels and compasses. They all LOVED them!! Shawn gave them a mini lesson on how to use the compass. Then we told the kids that Indiana Jones left a note for them and read it aloud. All of the clues were rolled up, taped shut and had the clue number on the outside. We stored them in an old wagon container we had. The birthday boy started us off and read the first clue! We stacked a couple of 5 gallon buckets for the stand and covered them with large paper garbage sacks. And since this was a one time event, we used one of Jase's trophies as the golden idol. It worked just fine...and it was free! Since we had 20+ kids, we set up 2 stations so they would move through faster. We printed 4 Lego Indiana Jones bad guys and taped them onto empty water bottles as our targets. I purchased $1 jump ropes from Walmart and took one handle off, doubled the rope up and put both ends of the rope into one handle and tied a knot. {We had fun practicing this inside the house on a chair...you can really whip the jump rope!} Now this was fun! We printed up a large Lego Mola Ram character and put it in a large poster frame that has a plexi-glass front. Shawn bought three 10 feet sections of PVC pipe at Lowe's for next to nothing and he cut them up into 1 foot sections. We {my sister} then vertically wrapped them in duct tape. We picked out Realtree camo for the boys and a pink cheetah print for the girls. We bought Nerf darts with section cups at the ends and they worked perfect and stuck right to our target! Everyone enjoyed this clue! Now we headed out front to build our own paper airplanes. And after you had successfully built an airplane, you tried to land it on the landing strip. If you did not make it on the landing strip, then you crashed! I asked my mom and sister to have this ready to go when we went out front to build and fly our airplanes. They filled clear cups with a couple of drinks of sprite in each one. As the kids came to the back, we tried to have everyone drink at the same time. If was great watching the kids react to being poisoned!! The day before the party we blew up 30 balloons and in one of the balloons we put this message in it. Once they found the balloon with the clue in it, they had to figure out what it meant. The white ram was Shawn's Dodge Ram truck! We had an ice chest in the bed of the truck with Koolaid Gushers in it. The kids loved the urgency of finding the antidote and passing it out to everyone and drinking it. {And a bonus was that I bought each 6 pack for $0.88 at Walmart. They price matched it for me from Food Town!} Lastly, we had them go through a little Snake Pit obstacle course on our play set. Once they exited the obstacle course, I gave them a puzzle piece, which was a map to the treasure. Shawn did a great job on the map! We cut a brown lunch bag and he drew the map on there. He then put together a puzzle we had at the house from the dollar store (25 pieces) and mod podged the map to the puzzle. After it dried, he used a box cutter to cut out each puzzle piece. I love how it turned out! One by one, they started putting the puzzle together. After they finished the puzzle, they figured out where they needed to go and they were on the hunt!! Using the same image from the invitation, I made each child a field journal with their name on it. I simply created a 4x6 collage picture in Picasa and put the image on each side and typed their name at the top. I printed the pictures out at Walmart, cut them and taped them down to some mini notepads that were on clearance that my sister found for me at Walmart. I also had some individually wrapped Lego minifigures I bought off of eBay {way cheaper than buying them in the store} for the boys and some girly girl items for the girls. All of the kids thoroughly enjoyed the adventure. I know we did putting it all together. So much fun! Still hard to believe that we have a 6 year old {and a 3 year old and a 10 month old!!!}. Love my babies so much and feel so blessed. Oh and here is my Pinterest Party Ideas board with several of the Indiana Jones birthday party ideas I found. Like I mentioned earlier, a lot of my ideas I found on here. :)
Indiana Jones gets lost amongst a jungle of long grass
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Whew! That took me forever! But I finally finished editing this which was built for the MOCAthalon over on MOCpages category movie poster (here is the reference). Hope you enjoy it as it is my most extensive edit and I think it turned out quite cool (I really like my horse's pose ;P )! Thanks for looking!
This is my favorite look for Sallah and for the most part, pretty happy how this figure turned out. The hat and hair is sculpted out of procreate onto a Mutt Williams hair piece. The face was made by using a clone trooper head. The jacket is made form a capemadness trench coat. Using procreate I sculpted a belly, sorry you can't really see it in the picture. The tie is made out of electrical tape. I'm not really happy with how the design turned out on the tie but it's okay. I used some string to make his bracelets. And everything was painted by me. So let me know what you think!
Get set for a building block adventure with these 60 Lego coloring pages that are entirely free to download or print! While Lego bricks have revolutionized the world of building and creativity, they also inspire countless enthusiasts with their colorful characters and imaginative themes, which make them perfect for coloring pages!
