Blocks Issue 113

This edition of Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine, is absolutely packed with content you won’t find anywhere else. If you’re a serious LEGO fan or want to upgrade your hobby, then you need Issue 113!

21347 Red London Telephone Box is an impressive display set that delivers a British icon at a scale for the shelf. LEGO fan John Cramp reveals how he came up with the idea and LEGO Designer Marina Stampoli explains how she turned his design concept into a polished model for release.

Senior Designer Sven Franic then talks about a very different display set – he discusses taking the natural, irregular shape of a kingfisher and capturing it in the beautiful 10331 Kingfisher Bird set.

There’s a trip back in time to see what the LEGO designers had planned for the monorail system – fans love the handful of sets that launched in the 1980s and 1990s, but there was so much more that could have been.

Classic Space fans will enjoy the exclusive instructions for a micro version of 6824 Space Dart I, designed for the new micro Space figures found in 40712 Micro Rocket Launchpad or the Spacebaby from Collectible Minifigures.

LEGO House has opened a new Build the Change experience – find out how the team at the Home of the Brick took sustainability and embedded into an attraction for fans of all ages.

Within the 116-page magazine you’ll also find a review of Collectible Minifigures Series 25, instructions to build Buckbeak to add to your Harry Potter display, the reason that the LEGO Group uses stickers and much, much more.