Official LEGO magazines offer a combination of exclusive builds, comics, and puzzles aimed primarily at younger fans, providing immediate engagement. While they offer decent financial value, they lack depth compared to independent LEGO magazines like Blocks, which deliver richer content for adult collectors, including critiques and advanced building techniques.
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Submissions open for LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 10
The LEGO BrickLink Designer Program has opened submissions for Series 10, giving fan builders yet another opportunity to see their designs turned into official sets for other fans to purchase. The submission window is open through January 30, 2026.
London Toy Far 2026 names two LEGO sets as Hero Toys
The LEGO Group has taken two of the coveted Hero Toys slots at London Toy Fair for 21589 Mini Biomes and 11501 Tulip Bouquet. London Toy Fair is underway at the Olympia and the LEGO Group are exhibiting at the…
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What parents need to know about learn at home LEGO Education sets
Learn at home with new STEM-based LEGO Education sets
Building set sales outpaced UK toy industry in 2025
In 2025, the UK toy industry experienced a 6% growth, with the LEGO Grouo leading building sets sales, boosted by Formula 1. The 'kidult' market expanded by 10%, reflecting a broader recovery in the sector after challenging years.
What’s the value of a print LEGO magazine in 2026?
Blocks is a premium LEGO magazine offering 116 pages of exclusive content each month, free from clickbait and irrelevant ads. With curated advertisements and unique features, it provides an engaging alternative to online content. Subscribers enjoy high-quality, focused reads that enhance their LEGO experience while allowing for a welcomed digital detox.
Meet the LEGO Icons dog – 11384 Golden Retriever Puppy
LEGO Icons 11384 Golden Retriever Puppy will be the next pet getting the LEGO statue treatment, following 21349 Tuxedo Cat. The set is intended as a static display piece, but does feature some moving parts, including a moveable leg and opening mouth.
Relive LEGO Club nostalgia with the LEGO magazine for fans
Blocks is a monthly LEGO magazine for adult enthusiasts, reminiscent of LEGO Club Magazine but featuring high-quality content focused on the hobby. With 116 pages each issue, it offers insights, interviews, and community stories, alongside hands-on builds and a nostalgic retro section. Subscriptions offer the best value and ensure fans don't miss an issue.
LEGO The Legend of Zelda 77093 Ocarina of Time — The Final Battle revealed
LEGO The Legend of Zelda is back with 77093 Ocarina of Time — The Final Battle, which depicts the climatic clash amidst the ruins of Castle Ganon. The set includes a brick-built Ganon, plus a new Zelda minifigure and the first Ganondorf minifigure.