76112 App-Controlled Batmobile Archives

Issue 2 of Brick Fanatics Magazine will be arriving with readers soon – here’s a preview of what’s inside Fresh off the printers, let’s take a look inside the latest issue of the brand new print publication all about LEGO, which is now published monthly. Single copies of Issue 1 and Issue 2 are available to purchase now and carry a postage and packaging charge. Subscriptions are also available to purchase in 12-issue and 24-issue runs, offering a reduced per-issue cost, as well as free postage and packaging. Seriously, these are good deals – subscribe before our stock is spoken for so you can guarantee every copy of the magazine, first and fastest. Issue 2 of Brick Fanatics Magazine previews The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part with an interesting walk through Apocalypseburg, courtesy of those at the LEGO Group who created it. Exclusive interviews, never-before-seen artwork and behind-the-scenes concept work provides readers with a unique look at how the world of Bricksburg was taken into the apocalypse for the 2019 sequel to 2014’s The LEGO Movie. Alongside this, Vice-President of Design Matthew Ashton reveals the unique design story behind the creation of Unikitty, and then, Ultrakatty, whilst Senior LEGO Designer Nicolaas Vás takes us on a set tour of 70831 Emmet’s Dream House/Rescue Rocket! There’s much more packed into Issue 2 too, including a piece exploring how the latest, smallest Sandcrawler shouldn’t be overlooked because of its size, and a true test of how tough – and waterproof – the App-Controlled Batmobile really is. We consider the new LEGOLAND opening in South Korea, analyse a brand new colour released by the LEGO Group, and reflect on NINJAGO’s decision to go back to its roots. There’s the small matter of our three, fascinating LEGO insider columns, a look at one of the first Creator 3-in-1 sets from 2007, and we revisit the classic Western set of many a childhood, 6769 Fort Legorado. Brick Fanatics Magazine is an 80-page, A5 print publication, available for purchase via our website. There are regular sections such as Review+, On Topic and Retro, as well as insightful, interesting and inspirational features, builds, interviews and so much more. For just £5, $8 or €8.25, there’s a lot each month to hold in your hands. And it’s even cheaper if you subscribe, and you’d really be supporting the work that we are doing, so go do that!

Name	Review	Buy
41250 Techno Reef Dance Party	Read here	LEGO.com
70427 Welcome to the Hidden Side	Read here	LEGO.com
41393 Baking Competition	Read here	LEGO.com
42103 Dragster	Read here	LEGO.com
41376 Turtles Rescue Mission	Read here	LEGO.com
10271 Fiat 500	Read here	LEGO.com
21158 The Panda Nursery	Read here	LEGO.com
21051 Tokyo	Read here	LEGO.com
Collectible Minifigures Series 20	Read here	LEGO.com
31105 Townhouse Toy Store	Read here	LEGO.com