Blocks – the monthly LEGO magazine for fans
The ultimate LEGO magazine for fans. Providing inspiration, techniques and going behind-the-scenes with LEGO experts.
Almost 2,000 LEGO elements will soon exit the Pick a Brick online service, so fans need to order soon if they want to buy individual quantities of these pieces. LEGO.com offers a Pick a Brick service – it allows you…
Read More Last chance to get almost 2,000 LEGO elements from Pick a Brick service
The LEGO Group has announced the retirement of several notable sets, including the iconic 75192 Millennium Falcon and 76437 The Burrow – Collector’s Edition. This presents a final opportunity for fans to purchase these sets before they enter secondary markets. Read on for more sets that are retiring over the coming months.
On September 1, LEGO will expand its Pick a Brick with 181 new elements, including unique minifigure parts and decorated elements from popular sets. Fans can order individual pieces to enhance their creations. Find out all of the new pieces that will be available.
Issue 143 of Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine, celebrates the LEGO The X-Files set, featuring exclusive interviews and creative insights. The issue delves into why building is so much fun with Assistant Professor and author Jess Uhre Rahbek, alongside reviews of new LEGO themes. Subscribers enjoy early delivery, potential prizes, and free extra for a limited time.
The LEGO 40901 Ministry Munchies & The Daily Prophet Stands is a free gift with Harry Potter purchases over £115 / $130. It builds two stands and a fountain that enhance the Ministry of Magic display, with two minifigures – including Cornelius Fudge, who is a big improvement on the previous minifigure.
The LEGO Group has shared its financial report for the first half of 2026, and the numbers are still finding ways to go up in record-breaking fashion. A 21% increase in revenue compared to this time last year is just a part of the company's continued strong financial performance.
The Dutch Grand Prix at Circuit Zandvoort features Esmee Kosterman, the first driver for LEGO Racing, showcasing a new livery inspired by tulips. Designed by Ashwin Visser, it incorporates national symbols and LEGO elements. Spectators can engage in activities, while Esmee aims to inspire young girls in pursuing their ambitions.
