Indiana Jones
2001 – Current (Disney)
Disney’s exclusive Indiana Jones merchandise began in 2001, with one Indy figure, along with a 10″ vinyl figure. Five more figures were released in 2003 from the Epic Stunt Spectacular show. That same year saw the release of 12″ GI Joe themed figures, featuring Indiana Jones. Disney released one figure each in 2007 and 2011, with Indy from Raiders and Temple of Doom respectively. New Indy figures were released in 2008 featuring Mickey Mouse as the legendary explorer.
For more information about Disney’s Indiana Jones line, see bottom of the page for a complete summary.
Indiana Jones (2001): Basic Figures – Series 1
For their initial release of Indiana Jones action figures in 2001, Disney played it safe by only releasing one 4.5 Inch Indiana Jones figure, along with a 10 Inch vinyl statue.
Indiana Jones 4.5″ Figure
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $5 – $10
Indiana Jones 4.5″ Figure
Accessories: Whip, Revolver, Sword, Torch
Years Released: 2001
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on the secondary market
Notes: This was the first Indiana Jones action figure created by Disney, and happened to be the only character released for this series. It came with everything Indy would need for a successful adventure, including his whip, revolver, sword and a torch.
Indiana Jones Vinyl 10″ Statue
Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $10 – $15
Indiana Jones Vinyl 10″ Statue
Accessories: Removable Hat, Whip
Years Released: 2001
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but it’s getting tougher each year
Notes: This is not considered an action figure, but it is a very cool looking vinyl statue released by Disney in 2001. It included a removable hat and whip, and stood 10 inches tall.
Indiana Jones (2003): Basic Figures – Series 2
For second wave of Indiana Jones action figures in 2003, Disney released five figures, with all of them being featured in the Stunt Spectacular Show at Disney MGM Studios at the time. A set of PVC figures was also released, as well as two 12 Inch GI Joe type Indiana Jones figures produced by Hasbro Toys.
Cairo Swordsman (4.5″ Figure)
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $5 – $10
Cairo Swordsman (4.5″ Figure)
Accessories: Swords x 2
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This was a very basic figure from Disney, with no real features or special unique actions. The Cairo Swordsman came with two swords.
German Mechanic (4.5″ Figure)
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $5 – $10
German Mechanic (4.5″ Figure)
Accessories: Oil Barrel, Wrench
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This was a very basic figure from Disney, with no real features or special unique actions. The German Mechanic came with a wrench and an oil barrel.
German Soldier (4.5″ Figure)
Market Value:
Carded $90 – $120
Loose $5 – $10
German Soldier (4.5″ Figure)
Accessories: Rifle, Plastic Wooden Crate
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on secondary market
Notes: This was a very basic figure from Disney, with no real features or special unique actions. The German Soldier came with a rifle and plastic wooden crate. It should be noted this figure was produced at much lower numbers for some reason and not widely available at the time.
Indiana Jones (4.5″ Figure)
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $5 – $10
Indiana Jones (4.5″ Figure)
Accessories: Machete, Satchel, Sand Bag, Golden Idol, Idol Stand
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This was basically the same exact Indiana Jones figure that had been released in 2001, but now came with no jacket. Indy did come with some new accessories, such as a sand bag, golden idol and the idol stand.
Marion Ravenwood (4.5″ Figure)
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $5 – $10
Marion Ravenwood (4.5″ Figure)
Accessories: Monkey Figure, Frying Pan
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This was a very basic figure from Disney, with no real features or special unique actions. Marion Ravenwood came with a one-piece monkey figure and a frying pan to smack bad guys with.
Indiana Jones Figure – 5 Pack
Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $15
Indiana Jones PVC Figure – 5 Pack
Accessories: Indiana Jones, Marion Ravenwood, German Mechanic, Cairo Swordsman, Sallah, Ark
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but getting tougher
Notes: This was a 5-piece set of PVC figures that included limited articulation figures of Indy, Marion, Cairo Swordsman, German Mechanic and a new figure of Sallah. The set also included an Ark of the Covenant accessory.
Epic Stunt Spectacular –
GI Joe 12″ Figure (African-American)
Market Value:
Boxed $200 – $250
Loose $75 – $100
Epic Stunt Spectacular – GI Joe/Indiana Jones Figure (African-American)
Accessories: Cloth Jacket, Shirt, Pants, Belt w/ Buckle, Boots, Hat, Satchel w/ Strap, Whip, Torch, Sarcophagus w/ Mummy, Snakes x 3, Gems x 3
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market
Notes: This beautiful 12 Inch figure was created to celebrate the Epic Stunt Spectacular Show at Disney’s MGM Studios in 2003. The figure was available in either Caucasian or African-American versions. The figures were released under the “GI Joe Classic Collection” series and were created by Hasbro Toys to sell at the Disney parks. These figures are tough to find on the secondary market nowadays and can be a bit pricey.
Epic Stunt Spectacular –
GI Joe 12″ Figure (Caucasian)
Market Value:
Boxed $100 – $150
Loose $50 – $75
Epic Stunt Spectacular – GI Joe/Indiana Jones Figure (Caucasian)
Accessories: Cloth Jacket, Shirt, Pants, Belt w/ Buckle, Boots, Hat, Satchel w/ Strap, Whip, Torch, Sarcophagus w/ Mummy, Snakes x 3, Gems x 3
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market
Notes: This beautiful 12 Inch figure was created to celebrate the Epic Stunt Spectacular Show at Disney’s MGM Studios in 2003. The figure was available in either Caucasian or African-American versions. The figures were released under the “GI Joe Classic Collection” series and were created by Hasbro Toys to sell at the Disney parks. These figures are tough to find on the secondary market nowadays and can be a bit pricey.
Indiana Jones (2007): Basic Figures – Series 3
Disney released only one figure for their next series of Indiana Jones action figures in 2007, with this wonderfully sculpted figure of Indiana Jones from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Indiana Jones 7″ Figure
Market Value:
Carded $110 – $150
Loose $40 – $65
Indiana Jones 7″ Figure
Accessories: Removable Hat, Revolver, Whip, Satchel, Sword, Golden Idol, Poison Antidote Vial, Grail Diary, Base
Years Released: 2007
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market
Notes: Disney only released one figure for their newest series of Indy action figures, and it was of course, Indiana Jones. This version was produced in a 7 Inch format, which allowed for more detail and articulation. This particular version was made to encompass all three Indiana Jones movies and included props from all the movies, such as the golden idol, poison antidote vial and the grail diary.
Indiana Jones (2011): Basic Figures – Series 4
Disney released only one figure for their next series of Indiana Jones action figures in 2011, with this wonderfully sculpted figure of Indiana Jones from The Temple of Doom.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 7″ Figure
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $15
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 7″ Figure
Accessories: Removable Hat, Machete, Whip, Revolver, Holster, Satchel, Sankara Stone, Indy Voodoo Doll, Journal, Antidote Vial, Base
Years Released: 2011
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market
Notes: Disney only released one figure for their newest series of Indy action figures, and it was of course, Indiana Jones. This version was produced in a 7 Inch format, which allowed for more detail and articulation. This particular version was made to resemble Indy’s appearance from Temple of Doom. It included a Sankara stone, poison antidote vial, journal, Indy voodoo doll and more.
Indiana Jones (2008-2011): Disney Character Figures
It just wouldn’t be Disney unless Mickey Mouse was somehow involved, so here is our favorite cartoon mouse roleplaying as Indiana Jones himself.
Mickey Mouse as Indiana Jones
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $15
Mickey Mouse as Indiana Jones
Accessories: Golden Mouse Idol, Satchel, Whip
Years Released: 2008
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found, but it’s getting tougher each year
Notes: Disney produced some absolutely fantastic figures of their iconic characters portraying classic Star Wars characters in prior years, so now it was time for Mickey to don the famed fedora and whip for his take on Indiana Jones. The figure came with a satchel, whip and a golden mouse-eared idol.
Mickey Mouse & Goofy as Indiana Jones & Sallah
Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $55
Loose $15 – $25
Mickey Mouse & Goofy as Indiana Jones and Sallah
Accessories: Mickey as Indy, Goofy as Sallah, Ark w/ Carrying Poles, Golden Mouse Idol, Shovel, Whip, Torch
Years Released: 2011
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market
Notes: This fun two-pack of figures included Mickey Mouse and the famed explorer Indiana Jones and Goofy as his faithful friend, Sallah. The diorama of this set had Mickey and Goofy inside of the Well of the Souls, trying their best to move the legendary Ark of the Covenant. The set includes the ark with carrying poles, as well as a shovel, torch and the golden mouse-eared idol.
Disney Indiana Jones (2001-Present): Accessories
Disney has released countless numbers of Indiana Jones accessories over the years, to include trading pins, Funko Pop’s, statues, posters, books, and roleplaying accessories, but never any playsets or vehicles for their action figures.
On October 30, 2012, the Walt Disney company purchased Lucasfilm for $4 Billion. Not only did that deal include Star Wars, but also the Indiana Jones franchise. This means that Disney could now do what they wish with Indy’s world, but Disney’s relationship with the king of adventure didn’t just begin then. After three varying level of attempts were made at an Indiana Jones toy line, Disney began making merchandise based on the classic franchise once they opened Indiana Jones attractions at both of their U.S parks (and later included Euro Disney). The Epic Stunt Spectacular opened at MGM Studios in 1989, while the Temple of the Forbidden Eye ride opened at Disneyland in 1995. Since no toy line had the rights to create Indiana Jones merchandise at the time, Disney jumped all over it by releasing toys and accessories to market their attractions. The first Disney produced Indiana Jones action figures were released in 2001, and continue to this day.
Disney Indiana Jones merchandise was only available in Disney parks, so there was no need for massive or extensive toy lines. For their first Indiana Jones action figures, Disney released a solitary 4.5″ Indy figure, along with a 10″ vinyl figure as well in 2001. Two years later, a series of five different figures were released that featured characters used in the Stunt Spectacular show, including German Mechanic, Cairo Swordsman, German Soldier, Marion Ravenwood, and of course, Indiana Jones. That same year saw the release of two 12″ GI Joe themed figures featuring Indiana Jones. They were made to celebrate the Epic Stunt Spectacular Show and were produced by Hasbro Toys. Disney released one figure each in 2007 and 2011, that featured Indy from Raiders and Temple of Doom respectively, but in a new 7″ format. New Indy figures were also released beginning in 2008 featuring Mickey Mouse as the legendary explorer.
The packaging for the Disney line of Indiana Jones figures was eye catching, with its classic Indiana Jones style, but you would expect nothing less from the king of multi-media. It featured a classic illustration of the famed archaeologist at the top left of the card, with the iconic Indiana Jones logo across the top of in big bold orange and yellow letters. Disney chose a yellow/orange themed color as the basic tone of the card, which definitely fit the theme of the package. The carded figures used a traditional blister pack bubble, that took up most of the entire card. The name of each character was placed on the bottom of the bubble with a red sticker. Disney did a great job with the packaging on their Indiana Jones line, and it still continues to this day with various merchandising products.
Hollywood Studios Epic
Stunt Spectacular
Mickey Mouse Statue
Mickey Mouse Figure Ad
Disneyland Adventure Outpost
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