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.
From October 28, fans can get the new LEGO Ideas set 40889 Build, Paint & Play! for free with purchases over £115 / $130. This 158-piece set features a Classic Space astronaut and builds a scene that depicts model building and painting. The design stems from the winning entry in the Build Your Hobby challenge.
The LEGO Group will collaborate with Daft Punk to release an official LEGO set in 2027, inspired by fan builder Patrick Harboun. Featuring a design based on the pyramid from their 2007 ALIVE tour, the project highlights the duo’s musical legacy and engages their fanbase, merging creativity and nostalgia in LEGO form.
The LEGO Group is launching Giftmas Workshops where visitors can get inspiration for holiday shopping and make bespoke gifts ahead of the Christmas season. LEGO Giftmas Workshops are coming to three UK cities during November and December. Visitors will be…
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BrickLink Academy is a new section of the BrickLink website aimed at easing the learning curve for users. It currently offers introductory videos on using the platform and its features, including the Studio app and Marketplace. Feedback will shape its development as it grows as a learning resource for the LEGO community.
Architecture is one of the original LEGO themes for adults, with smart black boxes and models that deliver world-famous buildings. Countries like Spain, France, the UK, Germany and the USA are represented on a lost of sets that includes La…
LEGO pumpkins have evolved significantly over the years, from simple brick creations to highly detailed models. Starting with the 1998 Halloween Bucket, advancements in design have included unique expressions and realistic features, culminating in the new 40872 Halloween Pumpkin Lantern, which features a light brick for added effect, enhancing its authenticity.
