For a limited time, you can get a free LEGO minifigure and free LEGO posters when you take out a qualifying subscription to Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine.
Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine, has a special deal for fans who want to upgrade their LEGO life with in-depth, high quality content every single month.
When you take out a 12- or 24-month print subscription you’ll get EXTRA FREE items this weekend. No code required!
Here’s what you’ll get;
Take out a 12-month print subscription to Blocks – you’ll get a FREE Blocks minifigure!
Take out a 24-month print subscription to Blocks – you’ll get a FREE Blocks minifigure and TWO FREE LEGO posters!
If you already subscribe to Blocks, you can renew your subscription early and get the freebies!
Posters and minifigures will be chosen at random from available stock. If you have a preference, add a note when you place the order and we’ll do our best to honour it. Offer extended until July 26 8.00am BST.
In addition to this time-limited promotion, you get these great perks when subscribing to Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine in print:
- A saving of AT LEAST £28.00 a year compared to buying single copies of the magazine
- Entry into a monthly prize draw – we’re giving away 10341 NASA Artemis Space Launch System this month!
- A FREE digital subscription, so you can also read the magazine on your devices when you’re on the go
- Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine, FIRST – before it arrives in shops
- Discounts on select merchandise in the Blocks shop
Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine, is produced by LEGO experts – it is edited by Graham E. Hancock, author of LEGO Star Wars: The Force of Creativity. Contributors included Daniel Konstanski, author of The Secret Life of LEGO Bricks, and Phil Wrighton, who photographs models for the LEGO Group, with a team of passionate writers with an unrivalled knowledge of the brick.
Each month’s 116 page LEGO magazine contains exclusive features, including interviews with professional LEGO designers, deep-dives into the history of the brand and stories about unreleased products. There are also monthly sections such as Reviews, with expert opinion on the latest sets, Retro, with spotlights on classic sets from yesteryear, The Sort, rounding up the latest goings-on in the world of LEGO bricks, and Build & Chat, in which a LEGO professional builds a model while discussing their creative journey.