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Next Issue: No 145, Due:05/11/2026
Blocks is the Lego Magazine with some great ideas to help keep those bricks useful and off the floor. Independently published, and recently reached the milestone of its 100th issue - this truely is a fantastic magazine for all ages of Lego lovers! For those big kids that love to Lego - this is the magazine for you.

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Issue 144 of the monthly LEGO magazine celebrates 25 years of LEGO Harry Potter, going back to the theme’s origins with exclusive behind-the-scenes insights from the talented people who brought it to to the brick. Inside the 116-page magazine you’ll also find an exclusive profile interview designer Boone Langston, who shares the story of his journey from LEGO Masters contestant to Brickmaster, and a deep dive into Bionicle lore with author Greg Farshtey. Plus new creative inspiration, reviews of the latest LEGO sets and much, much more.

Go behind the bricks of LEGO Harry Potter as Blocks reveals the full story of how the theme came to be, from the earliest conversations about bringing the books to LEGO sets to the challenges of developing the first models. Discover why Warner Bros. employees rushed out of a meeting when the designers presented their Hogwarts Express model, what potential the Danish company saw in the original prose and what changes when the deal was signed to make the movies, as key people involved in the original project share their memories.

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