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Ghouls, monsters, creeps and spooks of all stripes are haunting the latest issue of the monthly LEGO magazine for fans. Find out how paranormal LEGO characters have evolved over 35 years.

If you want to go beyond short videos and clickbait, then explore the LEGO hobby in more depth than ever before with Blocks, the monthly LEGO magazine. Issue 131 explores spooky minifigures, gets the inside story of the British Grand Prix LEGO trophy, reveals the construction toy industry Space Race and hears from ONE PIECE Creative Lead Andrew Seenan about how his team developed the theme.

Issue 131 is available to order worldwide as part of a subscription or as a single issue and will be in UK stores from September 5.

Every month there’s a prize to win for subscribers – Blocks is giving away Creator 31167 Haunted Mansion! To be in with a chance of winning, take out a subscription before October 2, 2025.

See how spooky minifigures and creepy characters have evolved over the years as Blocks examines how the monsters have changed through the years. From the original ghost in 1990 to the intricate characters that manifest today.

Everyone saw front page pictures of Lando Norris holding up a LEGO Formula 1 trophy when he won the British Grand Prix – now you can get the inside story. LEGO Design Manager Samuel Liltorp Johnson shares the full story, from the idle comment that meant the gig landed on his desk, to hand carrying a trophy from Billund to Silverstone and making sure nothing went wrong along the way.

Back in the 1970s, the LEGO Group was not guaranteed to dominate the global construction toy market – the Space Race feature explains how the Danish company competed with Spanish company Tente to see who would get the first buildable Space toys to market.

ONE PIECE Creative Lead Andrew Seenan explains how he and his team adapted the live action Netflix show in a LEGO theme, while still infusing it with anime spirit. You can even get a look at what the designers were considering when they explored whether 75640 The Baratie Floating Restaurant should be a play scale model.

There are three sets of exclusive instructions that show you how to build small LEGO models – a mini version of 75639 The Going Merry Pirate Ship, a hand sized depiction of 75432 V-19 Torrent Starfighter and a modern take on 7884 Batman's Buggy: The Escape of Mr. Freeze.

If you’re looking for bigger inspiration, then Isiaih Durand’s enormous Buccaneer’s Dread model will wow you. The talented builder explains how he conceived of the MOC and put it together, before Blocks breaks it down and shows some of the techniques within it.

That’s just a taste of what’s in Blocks, the monthly magazine for LEGO fans, Issue 131. Within this 116-page magazine you’ll also find the top 10 minifigure scale plants, 10358 Transformers Soundwave review, classic sets from 1980 and much, much more.

Blocks is giving away 31167 Haunted Mansion! To be entered into the prize draw and to get Blocks magazine delivered every month – ahead of the shops – check out the money-saving subscription deals available.


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