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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.
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LEGO NINJAGO 71888 Ivo’s Ninja Dojo launches on 1 January 2027 for £249.99 / $279.99, containing 3,495 pieces, an exclusive poster and 12 minifigures. The temple features hidden treasures, training and battle mechanisms, breakable sections, secret passages and a hoverbike. Inspired by Legends Embers + Ashes, it depicts the adventures of a new generation of ninja.
LEGO will launch 40976 Prosperity Lion as its first free set of 2027, available with qualifying purchases from 1 January. The 411-piece model depicts a traditional Chinese lion-dance costume, stands over 14cm tall and includes an attachable health or wealth wish scroll. Pricing and availability details remain unconfirmed.
LEGO has announced the release of the 21375 Godzilla set, featuring over 5,363 elements and standing more than 70cm tall, on November 27. Priced at £349.99, it comes with a free 359-piece Godzilla Logo & Footprint set. Designed by Markus Rollbühler, it showcases some articulation and a dynamic colour gradient.
Blocks is the monthly LEGO magazine, offering in-depth interviews, expert reviews, exclusive build instructions, and nostalgic articles. Subscribing enhances the hobby experience, provides significant savings, and grants access to a vast digital archive. This resource supports fans in deepening their engagement with LEGO bricks while remaining connected to the tangible world.
LEGO Technic’s new set, 42254 Solar System Planets in Orbit, launches on 1 January 2027, featuring 572 pieces priced at £89.99. This functional orrery allows users to crank the planets into motion, each at varying speeds. The model is educational yet interactive and pays homage to historical orreries.
In 2027, the LEGO Modular Buildings Collection celebrates 20 years since its debut with 10182 Café Corner in 2007. The series’ largest sets includes a variety of unique builds like the 10297 Boutique Hotel and the 10326 Natural History Museum, showcasing diverse architectural styles and intricate details. The biggest sets have depicted pubs, music shops, bakeries, plazas and more.
