Issue 121 of the monthly Blocks magazine is available now, featuring reviews and regular features on the latest LEGO sets, including LEGO games, Pokemon, Fortnite, and Wicked. There’s also a chance to win £3,000 worth of Lego products in time for the event. holiday!
Issue 121 of Blocks Magazine is full of fun, featuring reviews of new LEGO Fortnite sets, exclusive interviews with the creators of LEGO games, an introduction to the world of LEGO Pokemon, and more.
Issue 121 is currently available worldwide on blocksmag.com as part of a subscription or as a single issue, and will be on sale in UK stores from November 7th.
We’re giving away £3,000 worth of LEGO products this Christmas! One lucky winner will win 2025 with this fantastic prize bundle including Star Wars, Harry Potter, Icons, Speed Champions and all sorts of other great sets! You will be able to play an active role until Subscribe by December 24, 2024 for your chance to win.
Monkey Palace is a new take on the Lego board game. Blocks spoke to Jaume Fabregat and Birgitte Bülow to find out how the LEGO Group and Asmodee collaborated on this special family-competition project for banana points.
Longtime fans will remember the last time the LEGO Group rolled the dice on a gaming theme. In an exclusive interview, Cephas Howard reveals how he got the theme up and running over a decade ago, creating a unique dice element and introducing tabletop gaming. To the children with Heroika.
Fortnite took Lego games in the direction of vast open worlds. And now, the first set to work with the game has been released. Block reviews 77070 Durrr Burger, 77071 Supply Llama, 77072 Peely Bone, and 77073 Battle Bus to see if they meet player expectations.
Not all games have a LEGO theme yet. That’s why talented builders take inspiration from their favorite titles to create their own models. In this month’s MOC Spotlight, you’ll find a variety of impressive LEGO Pokémon builds showcasing the ingenuity of the fan community.
Have you ever wondered why LEGO elements change over time? Discover the different reasons why pieces are adjusted. Whether it’s a jumper plate, a minifigure head, or something that will make you scratch your head in the arch, it will make more sense after reading this in-depth featurette.
You can also get hands-on with the bricks with exclusive instructions for mini versions of Harry Potter’s Adam West Batmobile and The Barrow, as well as a modern version of the classic 1990s Townset 6665 River Runner. You can also.
This is just a taste of what’s in this month’s 116-page magazine, which also includes a wide-ranging interview with model designer Jme Wheeler, an introduction to the new Wicked set, a discussion about buying multiples of the same set, and more. .
Volume 2 of the retro Lego set block book is now on sale! Classic LEGO from the 1980s and 1990s, including spotlights on specific sets, special building instructions, interviews with people who worked at the LEGO Group at the time, and Q&As with talented builders inspired by vintage themes. This is a great look back at the set.
Blocks is giving away £3,000 worth of Lego sets! To enter the prize draw and receive a monthly copy of Blocks magazine before it hits stores, visit www.blocksmag.com and check out the savings subscription offers available Please.
Everyone who subscribes to the print edition by December 24th has a chance to win (existing subscribers are automatically entered into the prize drawing).
