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How much does a Lego Indiana Jones set typically cost?
Lego Indiana Jones sets typically cost ~5-30 U.S. dollars.
What is the best selling Lego Indiana Jones set?
lost temple
How much does Lego Indiana Jones 2 cost?
Lego Indiana Jones is in only $35.00 and it comes with a whole set. Get it now it's amazing:) At toys R us!!
How do you get the submarine race in Indiana Jones 2?
the answer to that is Lego creators simply haven't made a set like that.
Where is Leia in LEGO's Indiana Jones sets?
Leia is a Star Wars character and wouldn't appear in the Indiana Jones set. She does appear in some Star Wars sets, however.
What is a good small set to start with if you want to collect LEGO Indiana Jones?
the cairo attack or whatever its called it has Indiana Jones, Mario ravenwood, cairo thug, and cairo swordsman it is $10.00
Which LEGO ninjago vehicle is the coolest?
The coolest vehicle on my opinion is jays storm fighter I have the Lego set and it is awesome but no offense to other people but jay rules
What was the third Indiana Jones movie?
The third Indiana Jones movie was Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Who is the best LEGO person in a set?
This really depends on what you want from the set and the Lego person! if you want a cool character you might choose my favorit Lego Indiana jone if you want a non movie character you can always buy a Lego minifig set from Lego!
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is set entirely on what continent?
"Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" is set in Asia, primarily in India and a fictional region known as Pankot Palace.
What is the coolest display LEGO set?
lego ninjago hits the top for shere and if your woundering lloy gomidon is the green ninja trust me GO ZANE!
Why has Lego Indiana Jones sets been discontinued?
The REAL reason for this is that the Lego Corporation lost its contract with DC Comics who own the rights to Batman. It was a corporate issue related to DC Comics' ideas of the value of the contract as well as the effect of the Lego sets on its brand itself (i.e. infantilising it).
