We’ve dug up your first look at the new Indiana Jones Lego sets

Throw us the idol and we’ll throw you the stones! With Harrison Ford’s Indiana Jones returning this summer for his fifth – and final – tomb raiding blockbuster, Lego has put together a range of new playsets that honor the archaeological adventurer’s rich film history. Yahoo Entertainment has your exclusive first look at two of these movie-specific plastic replicas, which will be available on Lego’s official website on April 1st, before Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny‘s Bow in theaters June 30.

Chronologically, the Lego Indiana Jones The Temple of the Golden Idol set transports fans back to the classic opening sequence Hunter of the lost treasure, complete with a stone replica of cinema’s most famous rolling boulder. The 1,545-piece set includes Indy minifigures (of course), as well as Alfred Molina’s two-tongued Satipo, Paul Freeman’s Belloq and an ill-fated Hovitos warrior.

Aside from the boulder mentioned above, other interactive features in Lego’s Tricked-Out Temple include a collapsing wall, trapdoor and a death-defying cave swing jump. Never let anyone tell you Indiana Jones doesn’t know how to give toy fans a good time.

When you’re done exploring this subterranean temple, take a father-son journey through the skies with Lego Indiana Jones Fighter Jet Chase. Inspired by Indiana Jones and the Last Crusadethis set reunites Indy with his disapproving father, Henry Jones Sr., who still can’t forgive his child for borrowing the family dog’s name for his whip-cracking alter ego.

In addition to a missile-firing fighter plane, this kid-friendly set also includes a vintage convertible that can travel at impressive speeds over land. Just don’t try to send it airborne, or you’ll likely have to rebuild your getaway vehicle in the middle of the pursuit.

Don’t touch this dial! New Indiana Jones toy announcements are bound to come as James Mangold’s film moves closer to its theatrical release date.

Lego’s Indiana Jones Playsets will be available April 1st Lego.com.