Blocks is giving away special bonus items to celebrate the launch of Issue 144, the latest LEGO magazine that celebrates 25 years of LEGO Harry Potter.
There’s a new reason to subscribe to Blocks, the magazine for LEGO fans. For a limited time, print subscribers can get a free 2026 Blocks brick and a set of Christmas cards when they take out a 12-month subscription – while a two-year print subscription comes with an additional special edition packed with LEGO building inspiration.
Subscribe in print now to take advantage of the offer, while stocks last. If you’re renewing a subscription, you can also get the free extras. No code required.
Free 2026 Blocks brick and Christmas cards
Take out a 12-month print subscription to Blocks before the promotion ends and you’ll receive a free 2026 Blocks brick, along with a set of Christmas cards.
Every month, your 116-page issue of Blocks will then be delivered directly to you, giving you the chance to read the latest issue before it reaches UK shops.
Discover Issue 144
The latest issue of Blocks goes back to the beginning of LEGO Harry Potter to celebrate 25 years of the Wizarding World coming to the brick. Issue 144 reveals how the theme came to be, from the earliest discussions about bringing the books to LEGO to the development of the first sets, with key people involved sharing their memories of the process.
There’s also an extensive interview with professional LEGO designer and LEGO Masters Jr. Brickmaster Boone Langston, who discusses his journey from passionate LEGO fan and Beyond the Brick creator to designing LEGO Star Wars sets in Billund. Bionicle author Greg Farshtey talks about creating the theme’s expansive lore for almost a decade, while LEGO House Master Builder Justin Ramsden discusses his career and what could be in store for LEGO House’s 10th anniversary.
Issue 144 also includes a review of the huge 76476 The Ministry of Magic – Collectors’ Edition, hands-on building projects, imaginative fan models and reviews of the latest LEGO sets from Pokémon, SpongeBob SquarePants, Donkey Kong, Jurassic Park, The Fantastic Four, Olivia Rodrigo and more.
Get 100 Incredible LEGO Builds free with a two-year subscription
If you choose a 24-month print subscription, you’ll receive the free 2026 Blocks brick and Christmas cards, plus a free copy of 100 Incredible LEGO Builds.
This special one-off edition is packed with building inspiration, showcasing a wide variety of creative LEGO models to spark ideas for your own creations. What’s more, it’s guest edited by LEGO Head of Design Matthew Ashton and features commentary from members of the LEGO design team.
A two-year subscription is also an easy way to make sure you receive every issue of Blocks for the next two years, without having to remember to order each month.
Why subscribe to Blocks?
Blocks is a 116-page monthly magazine created for people who enjoy LEGO bricks. Each issue combines original interviews, detailed features, reviews and practical building projects, covering everything from the latest LEGO releases to classic themes and the wider fan community.
Print subscribers receive their magazine ahead of the shops, making a print subscription a convenient way to get every issue delivered directly to you. They also get a free digital subscription, so you can read the mag on a device too.
There’s a monthly subscriber prize draw, giving subscribers the chance to win LEGO sets and other prizes. For Issue 144, Blocks is giving away 43031 Olivia Rodrigo’s Dual Guitar.
Existing subscribers are automatically entered into the prize draw, provided they have an active subscription at 5.00pm UK time on November 6, 2026.
Subscribe before October 22
The free 2026 Blocks brick and Christmas cards promotion is available with new print subscriptions taken out before October 22, 2026, or while stocks last.
Choose a 12-month print subscription to receive the free 2026 Blocks brick and Christmas cards, or take out a 24-month subscription to get those gifts plus 100 Incredible LEGO Builds.
Subscribe now and get Blocks delivered every month, ahead of the shops.