Exclusive Blocks magazine Black Friday offers coming soon to Brick Fanatics
Blocks magazine has some brilliant deals lined up for Black Friday with Brick Fanatics, and one of those offers is already live.
A natural extension to your LEGO addiction, Blocks makes your collection go further with exclusive behind-the-scenes content, bespoke build guides, and much more, all across a monthly 116-page print magazine. From modern themes like Star Wars, Speed Champions and NINJAGO through to retro lines including BIONICLE, Classic Space and Pirates, no stone is left unturned.
If you’re looking to add to the experience of your latest acquisition – whether it’s a marathon build like 10294 Titanic, or something a little less daunting like 21328 Seinfeld – Blocks magazine has you covered, with exclusive designer insights, concept artwork and sketch models, all of which will help you understand why that brick goes there, or why that function works as it does.
For more on everything Blocks magazine has to offer – including set reviews, modifications to existing sets and deep dives into nostalgic themes – click through to the title’s website, where you can also sign up for a one- or two-year subscription.
As part of Blocks magazine’s Black Friday deals, anyone who subscribes to the magazine between now and December 23 will be entered into a prize draw to win a £1,000 LEGO gift card (print subscribers are entered automatically, while digital subscribers will need to opt in).
That’s just one of the tempting offers the print title has in store for LEGO VIP Weekend, Black Friday and Cyber Monday this year, including several deals available exclusively through Brick Fanatics. Look out for more offers throughout November, or click through to Blocks’ website to subscribe today (and be in the running for that huge gift card).
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