The monthly LEGO magazine is your gateway to go deeper into the LEGO hobby with exclusive content bringing you the latest in designer interviews, set reviews and more.
Blocks is written by LEGO fans, for LEGO fans, delivering high-quality content all themed around your LEGO passions. The pages of Blocks go far beyond flashy headlines and quick reads, offering deep-dive content into all the latest sets. If you’re interested in learning more about the design processes behind some of your favourite LEGO sets, a subscription to the monthly LEGO magazine is the perfect choice.
The space afforded by each 116-page issue allows Blocks to delve into the details of LEGO design. Exclusive interviews with LEGO designers take the hobby to the next level, giving you a peek behind the curtain. See the design decisions that go into not just the latest 18+ Icons sets, but also entire themes, minifigure rosters and more, with Graham E. Hancock, author of LEGO Star Wars: The Force of Creativity, and the rest of the talented team. It isn’t all about the latest products, either. The Secret Life of LEGO Bricks author Daniel Konstanski explores fascinating corners of LEGO history that you won’t find anywhere else.
And the passion for LEGO building doesn’t stop there. Each month, the Blocks team builds and analyses the latest sets for the magazine’s Reviews section, providing expert evaluations that go well beyond the surface. Critiquing everything from building techniques, minifigure selections and overall values, you won’t find more detailed LEGO set reviews anywhere.
LEGO fans looking to level up their own builds will find plenty to help them out as well. Every issue, Blocks’ team of builders creates inspired mini models based on what’s hot in the LEGO world. And they’re not just to look at — step-by-step instructions mean that you can build the models for yourself and expand your knowledge of the LEGO system.
There’s even more to be had in the pages of Blocks — from all the latest LEGO news, covering both the major headlines and smaller stories, to retrospectives on the classic sets all LEGO fans know and love.
It can all be had right in your mailbox each and every month with a subscription to the monthly LEGO magazine for fans. Taking out a 12- or 24-month subscription is the best way, as you’ll get each new issue delivered right to you before it hits the shops. And you’ll also be getting a discount compared to buying the issues individually — for UK readers, that totals to more than £110 of savings over the course of the two-year subscription.
Whether you’re a lifelong LEGO fanatic or new to the brick world and looking to go deeper into the hobby, a subscription to Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine for fans, is the way to go. You’ll get monthly LEGO content that you can’t find anywhere else — not even on the Blocks YouTube channel — all bundled together in 116-pages fully dedicated to the fun and creative world of LEGO building.
