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''Bricks 'n Pieces'' is an English-language magazine published in the United Kingdom by LEGO UK Ltd. It was originally launched under the name ''Bricks and Pieces'' as a newsletter in 1974, which is only known to have published four issues. It relaunched properly in 1979 as an 4-page magazine published 3 times a year. Its size was increased to 8 pages in Summer 1981, then to 12 pages in Spring 1983. Autumn 1983 saw the return of a numbering system, labeling the 1983 issues as "Volume 1", implying the 12-page version was another relaunch; the numbering was dropped again in 1986 however. 1994 saw a change in the magazine's style, moving away from community news and events and towards advertising new products; it also marked the end of the letters from LEGO UK president Clive Nichols. In 1995 the magazine changed to four issues a year, then five i 1997. In March 1998 the magazine became associated with LEGO World Club. Its name was altered to ''Bricks 'n' Pieces'' in January 1999. In March 2000 it merged with ''LEGO World Club Magazine'', though its content remained unique from the other global versions of ''World Club'' and more similar to ''LEGO Mania'' until all LEGO magazines were merged in 2002.
''Bricks 'n Pieces'' is an English-language magazine published in the United Kingdom by LEGO UK Ltd. It was originally launched under the name ''Bricks and Pieces'' as a newsletter in 1974, which is only known to have published four issues. It relaunched properly in 1979 as an 4-page magazine published 3 times a year. Its size was increased to 8 pages in Summer 1981, then to 12 pages in Spring 1983. Autumn 1983 saw the return of a numbering system, labeling the 1983 issues as "Volume 1", implying the 12-page version was another relaunch; the numbering was dropped again in 1986 however. 1994 saw a change in the magazine's style, moving away from community news and events and towards advertising new products; it also marked the end of the letters from LEGO UK president Clive Nichols. In 1995 the magazine changed to four issues a year, then five i 1997. In March 1998 the magazine became associated with LEGO World Club. Its name was altered to ''Bricks 'n' Pieces'' in January 1999. In March 2000 it merged with ''LEGO World Club Magazine'', though its content remained unique from the other global versions of ''World Club'' and more similar to ''LEGO Mania'' until all LEGO magazines were merged in 2002.


Many issues are scanned, though some from the 1990s remain missing. Most 70s and 80s issues have been scanned by Huw at Brickset and by Miniland Online. Brickset's scans are complete through 1987, minus the 1977 Technic issue. Miniland's copies are spottier and sometimes use lower-quality scans, though they continue through 1999.
Many issues are scanned, though some from the 1990s remain missing. Most 70s and 80s issues have been scanned by Brickset and Miniland Online. Brickset's scans are high-quality and complete through 1987, minus the 1977 Technic issue. Miniland's copies are spottier and use lower-quality scans, though they continue through 1999.


(I don't know why issues 51 and 52 don't have publication dates printed on them. Miniland claims issue 51 is "Begin 1996" but Bricklink says it's the third of four 1995 issues.)
(I don't know why issues 51 and 52 don't have publication dates printed on them. Miniland claims issue 51 is "Begin 1996" but Bricklink says it's the third of four 1995 issues.)
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=== ''LEGO Technic Club'' (1996–2000) ===
=== ''LEGO Technic Club'' (1994–2000) ===
''LEGO Technic Club'' was a sister publication to ''Bricks 'n Pieces'' that focused on [[Technic]] products. It ran from 1994 to 2000. It was originally named ''Techtorque'', renamed to just ''LEGO Technic Club'' by 1996. By 1999 it had renamed to ''LEGO Technic Magazine'' at some point. Most of its issues are currently missing. The names below for missing issues are taken from Bricklink and may not be accurate (eg. May/June 1998 could really be named May 1998 or June 1998, November/December 1998 could be named Christmas 1998, etc).
''LEGO Technic Club'' was a sister publication to ''Bricks 'n Pieces'' that focused on [[Technic]] products. It ran from 1994 to 2000. It was originally named ''Techtorque'', renamed to just ''LEGO Technic Club'' by 1996. By 1999 it had renamed to ''LEGO Technic Magazine'' at some point. Most of its issues are currently missing. The names below for missing issues are taken from Bricklink and may not be accurate (eg. May/June 1998 could really be named May 1998 or June 1998, November/December 1998 could be named Christmas 1998, etc).


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|+ ''LEGO Technic Club''/''LEGO Technic Magazine'' (1996–2000, 23 issues)
|+ ''LEGO Technic Club''/''LEGO Technic Magazine'' (1994–2000, ? issues)
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== ''Brick Kicks'' (1987–1994) ==
== ''Brick Kicks'' (1987–1994) ==
''Brick Kicks'' is an English-language magazine published in the United States by LEGO Systems, Inc. It ran until 1994 when it was replaced by ''LEGO Mania Magazine''. Despite ''Mania'' being very well-documented, barely any of its predecessor is scanned.
''Brick Kicks'' is an English-language magazine published in the United States by LEGO Systems, Inc. It ran until 1994 when it was replaced by ''LEGO Mania Magazine''. Despite ''Mania'' being very well-documented, barely any of its predecessor was scanned until recently.


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== ''LEGO Mania Magazine'' (1994–2002) ==
== ''LEGO Mania Magazine'' (1994–2002) ==
''LEGO Mania Magazine'' is an English-language magazine published in the United States by LEGO Systems, Inc. Its first issue released in Winter 1994, replacing ''Brick Kicks''. Its second issue released in January 1995, and from that point forward it was published six times a year, every two months.  It had a Canadian English/French version published by LEGO Canada, which replaces ''Innovations'' in January 1995. Its final issue was in March 2002: in May 2002 it merged with ''LEGO World Club'' to form ''LEGO Magazine''. For a long time it seemed to be the only Lego magazine people online cared about; even to this day it's one of the few to be almost entirely scanned. <s>It's also unfortunately influenced a lot of Lego culture online, like preferring the (often goofier) American names and stories for characters, or the way people write set numbers like they're part of the set's name.</s>
''LEGO Mania Magazine'' is an English-language magazine published in the United States by LEGO Systems, Inc. Its first issue released in Winter 1994, replacing ''Brick Kicks''. Its second issue released in January 1995, and from that point forward it was published six times a year, every two months.  It had a Canadian English/French version published by LEGO Canada, which replaces ''Innovations'' in January 1995. Its final issue was in March 2002: in May 2002 it merged with ''LEGO World Club'' to form ''LEGO Magazine''. For a long time it seemed to be the only Lego magazine people online cared about; even to this day it's one of the few to be almost entirely scanned, and the versions of stories and characters presented in it are treated as the "true" ones.


Two major scans exist of the US version: Miniland Online and BioMedia Project/Mask of Destiny. The BMP/MoD scans are higher-quality, though Miniland has a few pages and issues missing from earlier years.
Two major scans exist of the US version, by Miniland Online and BioMedia Project/Mask of Destiny. The BMP/MoD scans are higher-quality, though Miniland has a few pages and issues missing from earlier years.


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== LEGO Adventures! ==
== LEGO Adventures! ==
''LEGO Adventures!'' was a unique magazine published by Egmont Fleetway 12 times a year
''LEGO Adventures!'' was a unique magazine published by Egmont Fleetway monthly.
 
After some issues were scanned around 2013, no more were for a long time, and people had to depend on translations of the Russian version. This has gotta be fixed.
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ ''LEGO Adventures!'' (1999–2002, 34 issues)
|-
! No. !! Issue !! Scans
|-
| 1 || April 1999 || [https://www.flickr.com/photos/187410034@N08/albums/72177720303985547 brick.lore on Flickr]
|-
| 2 || May 1999 || [https://www.flickr.com/photos/187410034@N08/albums/72177720304431177 brick.lore on Flickr]
|-
| 3 || June 1999 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 4 || July 1999 || [https://www.flickr.com/photos/187410034@N08/albums/72177720303265990 brick.lore on Flickr]
|-
| 5 || Aug 1999 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 6 || Sept 1999 || [https://rockraidersunited.com/topic/3877-lego-adventures-issue-6/ Mumboking] ([https://index.maskofdestiny.com/LEGO/gfx/LegoManiaMagazine/LEGO%20Adventures%20Issue%206 mirror])
|-
| 7 || Oct 1999 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533563 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| colspan="2"| Toys R Us issue || '''Missing'''
|-
| 8 || Nov 1999 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=534635 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| 9 || Dec 1999 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533586 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| 10 || Jan 2000 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533663 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| 11 || Feb 2000 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=534691 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| 12 || Mar 2000 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 13 || April 2000 || [https://www.flickr.com/photos/187410034@N08/albums/72177720303406031 brick.lore on Flickr]
|-
| 14 || May 2000 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 15 || June 2000 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533710 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| 16 || July 2000 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 17 || Aug 2000 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 18 || Sept 2000 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533787 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf]
|-
| 19 || Oct 2000 || [https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=533867 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf] (blurry due to gift bag)
|-
| 20 || Nov 2000 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 21 || Dec 2000 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 22 || Jan 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 23 || Feb 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 24 || March 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 25 || April 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 26 || May 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 27 || June 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 28 || July 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 29 || Aug 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 30 || Sept 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 31 || Oct 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 32 ||Nov 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 33 || Dec 2001 || '''Missing'''
|-
| 34 || Jan 2002 || '''Missing'''
|}

Revision as of 09:25, 29 November 2023

This page is a reference for which magazines have been scanned and which haven't. Please scan the missing ones! Maybe catalogues should be added or get their own page as well?

Italic titles for issues are when I can't find exactly what the issue was called, usually if there's just no images of it online at all.

Bricks 'n Pieces (1974–2000)

Bricks 'n Pieces is an English-language magazine published in the United Kingdom by LEGO UK Ltd. It was originally launched under the name Bricks and Pieces as a newsletter in 1974, which is only known to have published four issues. It relaunched properly in 1979 as an 4-page magazine published 3 times a year. Its size was increased to 8 pages in Summer 1981, then to 12 pages in Spring 1983. Autumn 1983 saw the return of a numbering system, labeling the 1983 issues as "Volume 1", implying the 12-page version was another relaunch; the numbering was dropped again in 1986 however. 1994 saw a change in the magazine's style, moving away from community news and events and towards advertising new products; it also marked the end of the letters from LEGO UK president Clive Nichols. In 1995 the magazine changed to four issues a year, then five i 1997. In March 1998 the magazine became associated with LEGO World Club. Its name was altered to Bricks 'n' Pieces in January 1999. In March 2000 it merged with LEGO World Club Magazine, though its content remained unique from the other global versions of World Club and more similar to LEGO Mania until all LEGO magazines were merged in 2002.

Many issues are scanned, though some from the 1990s remain missing. Most 70s and 80s issues have been scanned by Brickset and Miniland Online. Brickset's scans are high-quality and complete through 1987, minus the 1977 Technic issue. Miniland's copies are spottier and use lower-quality scans, though they continue through 1999.

(I don't know why issues 51 and 52 don't have publication dates printed on them. Miniland claims issue 51 is "Begin 1996" but Bricklink says it's the third of four 1995 issues.)

Bricks and Pieces (1974–1977, 4 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 No. 1
Dec 74		 Brickset
Miniland Online
2 Spring '75
No. 2		 Brickset
Miniland Online
3 No. 3
Christmas 76		 Brickset
Miniland Online
4? Sept. 1977 (Special) Miniland Online
It is currently unknown if these four issues are the only ones published
Bricks 'n Pieces (1979–2000, 72 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 No. 1. Spring '79 Brickset
2 No. 2. Summer '79 Brickset
3 No. 3. Autumn '79 Brickset
4 Spring 1980 Brickset
5 Summer 1980 Brickset
Miniland Online
6 Autumn 1980 Brickset
7 Spring 1981 Brickset
8 Summer 1981 Brickset
Miniland Online
9 Autumn 1981 Brickset
Miniland Online
10 Spring 1982 Brickset
11 Summer 1982 Brickset (missing part of pages 3–4)
12 Fall 1982 Brickset
13 Spring 1983 Brickset
Miniland Online
14 Summer 1983 Brickset (part of pages 9–10 cut out but reinserted)
15 Autumn 1983
Volume 1 No. 3		 Brickset
16 Spring 1984
Volume 2 No. 1		 Brickset
17 Summer 1984
Volume 2 No. 2		 Brickset
18 Autumn 1984
Volume 2 No. 3		 Brickset (missing most of pages 9–10 and part of pages 11–12)
Miniland Online
19 Spring 1985
Volume 3 No. 1		 Brickset
Miniland Online
20 Summer 1985
Volume 3 No. 2		 Brickset
Miniland Online (missing part of pages 9–10)
21 Autumn 1985
Volume 3 No. 3		 Brickset (missing most of pages 9–10 and part of pages 11–12)
Miniland Online (missing most of pages 9–10)
22 Spring 1986
Volume 3 No. 4		 Brickset
Miniland Online (missing part of pages 11–12)
23 Summer 1986 Brickset
Miniland Online
24 Autumn 1986 Brickset
Miniland Online
25 Spring 1987 Brickset
Miniland Online (missing part of pages 5–6)
26 Summer 1987 Brickset
Miniland Online
27 Autumn 1987 Brickset
Miniland Online
28 Spring 1988 Brickset
Miniland Online
29 Summer 1988 Miniland Online
30 Autumn 1988 Miniland Online
31 Spring 1989 Miniland Online
32 Summer 1989 Miniland Online
33 Autumn 1989 Miniland Online
34 Spring 1990 brick.lore on Flickr
35 Summer 1990 Miniland Online
36 Autumn 1990 brick.lore on Flickr
37 Spring 1991 Miniland Online
38 Summer 1991 brick.lore on Flickr
39 Autumn 1991 Missing
40 Spring 1992 Miniland Online
41 Summer 1992 Miniland Online (missing part of pages 11–12)
42 Autumn 1992 Miniland Online
43 Spring 1993 brick.lore on Flickr
44 Summer 1993 brick.lore on Flickr
45 Autumn 1993 Miniland Online
46 Spring 1994 Miniland Online
47 Summer 1994 Miniland Online
48 Autumn 1994 Miniland Online
49 Issue 1 1995 Miniland Online
50 Issue 2 1995 Miniland Online
51 ? Miniland Online
52 ? Missing
53 March 1996 Miniland Online
54 May/June 1996 Miniland Online
55 August 1996 Miniland Online
56 October/November 1996 Miniland Online
57 January 1997 Miniland Online
58 March 1997 Miniland Online
59 June 1997 Miniland Online
60 August 1997 Miniland Online
61 October/November 1997 Miniland Online
62 January 1998 Miniland Online
63 March/April 1998 Missing
64 May/June 1998 Missing
65 August 1998 Missing
66 October/November 1998 Missing
67 January 1999 Miniland Online
68 March/April 1999 Miniland Online
69 June 1999 Missing
70 August 1999 Miniland Online
VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
71 Christmas 1999 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
72 January 2000 brick.lore on Flickr

LEGO Technic Club (1994–2000)

LEGO Technic Club was a sister publication to Bricks 'n Pieces that focused on Technic products. It ran from 1994 to 2000. It was originally named Techtorque, renamed to just LEGO Technic Club by 1996. By 1999 it had renamed to LEGO Technic Magazine at some point. Most of its issues are currently missing. The names below for missing issues are taken from Bricklink and may not be accurate (eg. May/June 1998 could really be named May 1998 or June 1998, November/December 1998 could be named Christmas 1998, etc).

Unfortunately the early Techtorque issues are so obscure they are not documented anywhere besides a few photographs; I only realized they existed because they were mentioned here. May 1996 is the earliest known issue for now.

LEGO Technic Club/LEGO Technic Magazine (1994–2000, ? issues)
No. Issue Scans
??? Early Techtorque issues COMPLETELY UNDOCUMENTED
1 May/June 1996 Missing
2 July/August 1996? Missing
3 September 1996 Miniland Online
4 December 1996 Miniland Online
5 January/February 1997 Miniland Online
6 March/April 1997 Miniland Online
7 May/June 1997? Missing
8 July 1997 Miniland Online
9 September/October 1997? Missing
10 November/December 1997? Missing
11 January/February 1998? Missing
12 March/April 1998? Missing
13 May/June 1998? Missing
14 July/August 1998? Missing
15 September/October 1998? Missing
16 November/December 1998? Missing
17 February 1999 Miniland Online
18 March/April 1999? Missing
19 May 1999 Miniland Online
20 July/August 1999? Missing
21 September/October 1999? Missing
22 November/December 1999? Missing
23 January 2000 Missing

De LEGO Krant (1976–1993)

De LEGO Krant is an Dutch newspaper. 58 Issues are known to have been published from 1976 to 1993. Miniland Online has scanned them all, though some early ones only have low-quality scans available. Also the issues have "free edition" (gratis editie) stamped on them which makes me wonder if there was a premium version, though then again most Lego magazines have been free so probably not. It is currently unknown what was published in the Netherlands after issue 58.

De LEGO Krant (1976–1993, 58 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 nr. 1 – 15 february 1976 Miniland Online
2 nr. 2 – september 1976 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
3 Nummer 3 – Januari 1977 Miniland Online (page 8 is low resolution)
4 Nummer 4 – Mei 1977 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
5 Nummer 5 – September 1977 Miniland Online
6 Nummer 6 – Februari 1978 Miniland Online (pages 3–6 are low resolution)
7 Nummer 7 – Mei/Juni 1978 Miniland Online
8 Nummer 8 – Mei 1977 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
9 Nummer 9 – Januari/Februari 1979 Miniland Online
10 Nummer 10 – Voorjaar 1979 Miniland Online (missing part of pages 3–4)
11 Nummer 11 – Voorjaar/zomer 1979 Miniland Online
12 Nummer 12 – Najaar 1979 Miniland Online
13 Nummer 13 – Voorjaar 1980 Miniland Online
14 Nummer 14 – Zomer 1980 Miniland Online
15 Nummer 15 – Najaar 1980 Miniland Online
16 Nummer 16 – Februari 1981 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
17 Nummer 17 – Voorjaar 1981 Miniland Online
18 Nummer 18 – Zomer 1981 Miniland Online
19 Nummer 19 – Najaar 1981 Miniland Online
20 Nummer 20 – Voorjaar 1982 Miniland Online
21 Nummer 21 – zomer 1982 Miniland Online
22 Nummer 22 – najaar 1982 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
23 Nummer 23 – winter 1983 Miniland Online (pages 1–4 are low resolution)
24 Nummer 24 – Zomer 1983 Miniland Online
25 Nummer 25 – Herfst 1983 Miniland Online (pages 2–8 are low resolution)
26 Nummer 26 – Voorjaar 1984 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
27 Nummer 27 – Zomer 1984 Miniland Online
28 Nummer 28 – najaar 1984 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
29 Nummer 29 – winter/voorjaar 1985 Miniland Online
30 Nummer 30 – voorjaar/zomer 1985 Miniland Online
31 Nummer 31 – herfst 1985 Miniland Online
32 Nummer 32 – voorjaar 1986 Miniland Online (all pages are low resolution)
33 Nummer 33 – Voorjaar/Zomer 1986 Miniland Online
34 Nummer 34 – Herfst 1986 Miniland Online
35 Nummer 35 – Voorjaar 1987 Miniland Online
36 Nummer 36 – Zomer 1987 Miniland Online
37 Nummer 37 – Herfst 1987 Miniland Online
38 Nummer 38 – Feest Editie Miniland Online
39 Nummer 39 – Voorjaar 1988 Miniland Online
40 Nummer 40 – Zomer 1988 Miniland Online
41 Nummer 41 – Herfst 1988 Miniland Online
42 Nummer 42 – Voorjaar 1989 Miniland Online
43 Nummer 43 – Zomer 1989 Miniland Online
44 Nummer 44 – Herfst 1989 Miniland Online
45 Nummer 45 – Winter 1990 Miniland Online
46 Nummer 46 – Voorjaar 1990 Miniland Online
47 Nummer 47 – Zomer 1990 Miniland Online
48 Nummer 48 – Herfst 1990 Miniland Online
49 Nummer 49 – Winter 1991 Miniland Online
50 Nummer 50 – Voorjaar 1991 Miniland Online
51 Nummer 51 – Zomer 1991 Miniland Online
52 Nummer 52 – Herfst 1991 Miniland Online
53 Nummer 53 – Winter 1992 Miniland Online
54 Nummer 54 – Voorjaar 1992 Miniland Online
55 Nummer 55 – Zomer 1992 Miniland Online
56 Nummer 56 – Winter 1993 Miniland Online
57 Nummer 57 – Voorjaar 1993 Miniland Online
58 Nummer 58 – Najaar 1993 Miniland Online

Innovations (1978–1994)

Innovations is an English and French newsletter/magazine published in Canada by LEGO Canada Inc. It was originally a newsletter called Design News (English)/Innovations (French) published four times a year starting in 1978, then it became a magazine in 1990 titled simply Innovations (or LEGO Club Innovations) published three times a year. It was replaced by LEGO Mania Magazine in 1995. Its early newsletter days are so poorly-documented even Bricklink doesn't list all issues; the following table is approximated and may not reflect the actual issue count.

Design News/Innovations (1978–1989, 48? issues)
No. Issue Scans
1978 Vol. 1 No. 1 ?
1978 Vol. 1 No. 2 ?
1978 Vol. 1 No. 3 ?
1978 Vol. 1 No. 4 ?
1979 Vol. 2 No. 1 ?
1979 Vol. 2 No. 2 ?
1979 Vol. 2 No. 3 ?
1979 Vol. 2 No. 4 ?
1980 Vol. 3 No. 1 ?
1980 Vol. 3 No. 2 ?
1980 Vol. 3 No. 3 ?
1980 Vol. 3 No. 4 ?
1981 Vol. 3 No. 1 ?
1981 Vol. 3 No. 2 ?
Volume 1, Issue 1
September 15, 1981		 Missing
Volume 1, Issue 2
December 15, 1981		 Missing
Volume 2, Issue 1
March 15, 1982		 Missing
Volume 2, Issue 2
June 15, 1982		 Missing
Volume 3, Issue 3
Sept. 15, 1982		 Missing
Volume 2, Issue 4
Dec. 15, 1982		 Missing
Volume 3, Issue 1
Mar. 15, 1983		 Missing
Volume 3, Issue 2
June 15, 1983		 Missing
Volume 3, Issue 3
September 15, 1983		 Missing
Volume 3, Issue 4
November 15, 1983		 Missing
Volume 4, Issue 1
March 15, 1984		 Missing
Volume 4, Issue 2
June 15, 1984		 Missing
Volume 4, Issue 3
September, 1984		 Missing
Volume 4, Issue 4
December 1984		 Missing
Volume 5, Issue 1
March 1985		 Missing
Volume 5, Issue 2
June 1985		 Missing
Volume 5, Issue 3
September 1985		 Missing
Volume 5, Issue 4
December 1985		 Missing
Volume 6, Issue 1
March 1986		 Missing
Volume 6, Issue 2
June 1986		 Missing
Volume 6, Issue 3
Septembre 1986		 Missing
Volume 6, Issue 4
December 1986		 Missing
Volume 7, Issue 1 (1987) Missing
Volume 7, Issue 2 (1987) Missing
Volume 7, Issue 3 (1987) Missing
Volume 7, Issue 4 (1987) Missing
Volume 8, Issue 1 (1988) Missing
Volume 8, Issue 2 (1988) Missing
Volume 8, Issue 3 (1988) Missing
Volume 8, Issue 4 (1988) Missing
Volume 9, Issue 1 (1989) Missing
Volume 9, Issue 2 (1989) Missing
Volume 9, Issue 3 (1989) Missing
Volume 9, Issue 4
Winter/Hiver 1989		 Missing


Innovations (1990–1994, 15 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 Volume 1, No. 1
Spring/Printemps 1990		 Missing
2 Volume 1, No. 2
Summer/Été 1990		 Missing
3 Volume 1, No. 3
Fall/Automne 1990		 Missing
4 Volume 2, No. 1
Spring/Printemps 1991		 Brickset
5 Volume 2, No. 2
Summer/Été 1991		 Brickset
6 Volume 2, No. 3
Fall/Automne 1991		 Brickset
7 Volume 3, No. 1
Spring/Printemps 1992		 Brickset
VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
8 Volume 3, No. 2
Summer/Été 1992		 Brickset
9 Volume 3, No. 3
Fall/Automne 1992		 Brickset
10 Volume 4, No. 1
Spring/Printemps 1992		 Brickset
VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
11 Volume 4, No. 2
Summer/Été 1992		 Brickset
VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
12 Volume 4, No. 3
Fall/Automne 1992		 Brickset
13 Volume 5, No. 1
1994		 Brickset
VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
14 Volume 5, No. 2
1994		 Brickset
VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
15 Volume 5, No. 3
1994		 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf

Brick Kicks (1987–1994)

Brick Kicks is an English-language magazine published in the United States by LEGO Systems, Inc. It ran until 1994 when it was replaced by LEGO Mania Magazine. Despite Mania being very well-documented, barely any of its predecessor was scanned until recently.

Brick Kicks (1987–1994, 29 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 Issue No. 1 (Fall 1987) brick.lore on Flickr
2 Issue No. 2 (Winter 1987) Missing
3 Issue No. 3 (Spring 1988) Missing
4 Issue No. 4 (Summer 1988) brick.lore on Flickr
5 Fall 1988 Issue brick.lore on Flickr
6 Winter '88–'89 brick.lore on Flickr
7 Spring '89 brick.lore on Flickr
8 Summer '89 brick.lore on Flickr
9 Fall '89 brick.lore on Flickr
10 Winter, 1989 brick.lore on Flickr
11 Spring 1990 brick.lore on Flickr
12 Summer 1990 Missing
13 Fall 1990 Missing
14 Winter 1990–1991 Missing
15 Spring 1991 Missing
16 Summer 1991 Missing
17 Fall 1991 Missing
18 Winter 1991 – 1992 Missing
19 SPRING 1992 TalonCard on Imgur
20 SUMMER 1992 Missing
21 Fall 1992 Missing
22 Winter 1992 Missing
23 Spring 1993 Missing
24 Summer 1993 Missing
25 Fall 1993 Missing
26 Winter 1993 Missing
27 Spring 1994 Missing
28 Summer 1994 Missing
29 Fall 1994 Zendani on Imgur (mirror) (crooked pages)

LEGO Mania Magazine (1994–2002)

LEGO Mania Magazine is an English-language magazine published in the United States by LEGO Systems, Inc. Its first issue released in Winter 1994, replacing Brick Kicks. Its second issue released in January 1995, and from that point forward it was published six times a year, every two months. It had a Canadian English/French version published by LEGO Canada, which replaces Innovations in January 1995. Its final issue was in March 2002: in May 2002 it merged with LEGO World Club to form LEGO Magazine. For a long time it seemed to be the only Lego magazine people online cared about; even to this day it's one of the few to be almost entirely scanned, and the versions of stories and characters presented in it are treated as the "true" ones.

Two major scans exist of the US version, by Miniland Online and BioMedia Project/Mask of Destiny. The BMP/MoD scans are higher-quality, though Miniland has a few pages and issues missing from earlier years.

LEGO Mania Magazine (US, 1994–2002, 45 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 Winter 1994 Zendani on Imgur (mirror) (front and back covers have large tears)
2 January-February 1995 Miniland Online
Zendani on Imgur (mirror)
3 March-April 1995 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
4 May-June 1995 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
5 July-August 1995 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
6 September-October 1995 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
7 November-December 1995 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
8 January-February 1996 Emily at Mask of Destiny (missing pages 7–10)
Miniland Online
9 March-April 1996 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
10 May-June 1996 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
11 July-August 1996 Emily at Mask of Destiny (missing part of pages 15–16)
Miniland Online
12 September-October 1996 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
13 November-December 1996 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
14 January-February 1997 Emily at Mask of Destiny (missing pages 14–15 and part of pages 17–18)
Miniland Online
15 March-April 1997 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
16 May-June 1997 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
17 July-August 1997 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
18 September-October 1997 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
19 November-December 1997 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
20 January-February 1998 Emily at Mask of Destiny (part of back advert missing)
Miniland Online
21 March-April 1998 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
22 May-June 1998 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
23 July-August 1998 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online (part of pages 17–18 missing)
24 September-October 1998 Emily at Mask of Destiny (slightly crooked?)
Miniland Online
25 November-December 1998 Emily at Mask of Destiny (blurry Holiday Wish Book)
Miniland Online
26 January-February 1999 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
27 March-April 1999 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
28 May-June 1999 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
29 July-August 1999 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
30 September-October 1999 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
31 November-December 1999 Emily at Mask of Destiny (missing pages 13–16 poster, page 24 corrupted)
Miniland Online (missing pages 13–16 poster)
32 January-February 2000 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
33 March-April 2000 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
34 May-June 2000 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
35 July-August 2000 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
36 September-October 2000 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
37 November-December 2000 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
38 January-February 2001 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
39 March-April 2001 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
40 May-June 2001 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
41 July-August 2001 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
42 September-October 2001 Emily at Mask of Destiny
43 November-December 2001 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
44 January-February 2002 Emily at Mask of Destiny
Miniland Online
45 March-April 2002 Emily at Mask of Destiny

The Canadian version is unfortunately largely missing, even Bricklink doesn't list any issues of it. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much interest in archiving it since it's seen as mostly just the US version with some English text replaced with French. I have a few unscanned issues but I have no idea how many there were in total.

LEGO Mania Magazine (Canada, 1995–2002, ? issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 January/Janvier 1995 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
2 March-April/Mars-Avril 1995 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
???

LEGO Adventures!

LEGO Adventures! was a unique magazine published by Egmont Fleetway monthly.

After some issues were scanned around 2013, no more were for a long time, and people had to depend on translations of the Russian version. This has gotta be fixed.

LEGO Adventures! (1999–2002, 34 issues)
No. Issue Scans
1 April 1999 brick.lore on Flickr
2 May 1999 brick.lore on Flickr
3 June 1999 Missing
4 July 1999 brick.lore on Flickr
5 Aug 1999 Missing
6 Sept 1999 Mumboking (mirror)
7 Oct 1999 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
Toys R Us issue Missing
8 Nov 1999 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
9 Dec 1999 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
10 Jan 2000 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
11 Feb 2000 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
12 Mar 2000 Missing
13 April 2000 brick.lore on Flickr
14 May 2000 Missing
15 June 2000 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
16 July 2000 Missing
17 Aug 2000 Missing
18 Sept 2000 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf
19 Oct 2000 VezokofZakaz on Brickshelf (blurry due to gift bag)
20 Nov 2000 Missing
21 Dec 2000 Missing
22 Jan 2001 Missing
23 Feb 2001 Missing
24 March 2001 Missing
25 April 2001 Missing
26 May 2001 Missing
27 June 2001 Missing
28 July 2001 Missing
29 Aug 2001 Missing
30 Sept 2001 Missing
31 Oct 2001 Missing
32 Nov 2001 Missing
33 Dec 2001 Missing
34 Jan 2002 Missing
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