LEGO magazine – the largest ever LEGO sets

Cover of Blocks magazine featuring a large LEGO model of La Sagrada Familia, highlighted as the largest LEGO set of all time.

To mark the release of the largest ever LEGO set, Blocks is looking at the sets that push the boundaries of what the LEGO System can do.

The 116-page issue also includes a look at the amazing holiday builds in LEGO House, an interview with the designers behind 67006 The Marvel Skyline and much, much more.

We’re giving away 21371 Wallace & Gromit! To be in with a chance of winning, take out a print subscription before December 3.

 

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