Blocks – the monthly LEGO magazine for fans
The ultimate LEGO magazine for fans. Providing inspiration, techniques and going behind-the-scenes with LEGO experts.
It is 25 years since LEGO Harry Potter debuted and Blocks is celebrating the milestone with a look back at how it all began.
The 116-page issue also reveals how Boone Langston went from fan to Brickmaster, deep dives into Bionicle lore with Greg Farshtey, spotlights an epic Halo build and much, much more.
We’re giving away 43031 Olivia Rodrigo’s Dual Guitar! To be in with a chance of winning, take out a print subscription before November 5.
With spooky season in full swing and ghostly decorations appearing everywhere, Blocks is taking a look at how horror movies could inspire future LEGO sets. With Gremlins and Stranger Things sets already out there, the Danish company has already tested the water when it comes to spooky building sets.
Fans can vote for their favourite LEGO designs in the BrickLink Designer Program, with over 400 submissions for the 2028 Wave 1. Voting ends on October 14, then five popular designs will be selected for fans to preorder next year. Notable entries include a charming cottage tea shop, a medieval water mill, and a vibrant Día de los Muertos celebration.
For a limited time, LEGO Insiders can earn double points on all purchases at LEGO.com, equating to 10% cashback. Members spending over £160/$180 will receive a free 40909 Restaurants of the World: Italy model. There are plenty of intriguing new sets are available, holiday, movie and gaming models, plus a range of sets that are retiring soon.
It wouldn’t be spooky season without building some LEGO sets while sipping on a pumpkin spice latte and watching a scary movie in the background – so here is a guide to all of the Halloween LEGO sets that have…
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LEGO 40811 Altar of the Dead features a beautifully designed ofrenda for the Day of the Dead, incorporating traditional elements such as marigolds and candles. Priced at £12.99, it offers detailed construction of a decorative skull and altar, providing cultural significance while adding colour to Halloween displays.
The LEGO Group will release three crossover sets combining Star Wars and Marvel in 2028, inspired by an upcoming comic series. Fans can submit designs through the LEGO Ideas platform and the winning designs will be adapted for official release. The initiative celebrates Star Wars’ 50th anniversary, merging iconic universes for a collection of unique builds.
