In the long list of products based on The LEGO Ninjago Movie, here is the official magazine.

It is in fact a special issue to accompany the release of the film, with as usual 2 posters, comics on a dozen pages and some games for the youngest. € 6.50 from September 22.

The minifig provided in a limited edition is not exclusive (visual of the bag below), but it will be of interest to all those looking to gather inexpensively the team of young ninjas in a version Spinjitzu Training (or Wu-Cru).

So it's Lloyd, already seen in the LEGO Juniors set 10739 Shark Attack (19.99 €) with the same double face and the same weapon.

I recall that Nya is in this outfit in one of the sachets of the collectible minifig series (71019), Cole is in the activity book Garmageddon in Ninjago City, Jay is in the book The LEGO Ninjago Movie Official Annual 2018, Kai is in the bag 5004916 Kai's Dojo Pod offered by LEGO for a few weeks but already sold out on the LEGO Shop. I haven't found Zane in this outfit yet or I looked wrong.

Note that two outfits are available in the set 70620 Ninjago City where they dress the mannequins of the shop on the 2nd floor.

On the occasion of the release of this magazine, the publisher Dipa Jeunesse is launching a new collection of 228 collectable stickers, 48 ​​of which are metallic. The album to collect these stickers based on the film is supplied with the magazine, as well as a first pocket of 5 stickers (including 1 metallic). The collection can be completed by purchasing additional boosters or boosters packs.

On the sidelines of this launch relating to The LEGO Ninjago Movie, Dipa Jeunesse will be offering series 13 of cards from the game based on the animated series from October 2. The concept is simple: Card packs, a game board, rules, etc ...

Series 1 Starter Pack and 5 Booster Packs are still available for sale on abo-online.fr

Before going to your newsagent to check if he has received this new special issue, you can also check on findlapresse.com so as not to move for nothing.

Bonus: I have three copies of this magazine with the minifigure, the album and the 5 card booster to offer you. We do as usual, you have until September 30, 2017 at 23:59 p.m. to manifest yourself in the comments.

Update : The winners were drawn at random and were notified by email, their usernames are indicated below. Without a response from them to my request for contact details within 5 days, new winners will be drawn.

Notice to all those who continue, like me, to regularly buy the official magazine LEGO Star Wars: After the Rey's Speeder provided with the September issue (# 27) of the official LEGO Star Wars magazine, it's your turn First Order Snowspeeder to be included in the next issue (N ° 28, October 2017). If you don't remember seeing this stuff in The Force Awakens, it's normal...

Again, it is still better than the micro-model of the same vehicle present in LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar this year (ref. 75184) but not enough to cry out to creative genius for all that.

After the Snowtrooper included with the August issue of the official LEGO Star Wars magazine, return to buildable mini-things next September with Rey's Speeder seen in The Force Awakens and in the set 75099 Rey's Speeder marketed since 2015.

It's not the creation of the year but it's a little better than the micro version of the next one LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar (75184)

Some of you may be subscribed to Bricks magazine. They are also still waiting to receive number 18 and they may be wondering if this number will ever come out ...

For several months, communication around the "problems" that the publisher seems to encounter, Republic 66 Media, is discreet. The websites which usually made tons with the release of each new issue no longer communicate on this magazine. The last "official" press release to date uploaded by Brickset dates back to last February and does not contain anything to reassure all those who have trusted the support by subscribing.

Nothing on the program's internal forum LAN Ambassador However, the publisher of Bricks and Bricks Culture magazines is a member and whose manager, Mark Guest is the representative within the framework of this program set up by LEGO.

Some subscribers are trying to get answers, but the publisher just kicks in touch on social networks citing temporary problems and an "imminent" resumption of marketing for the magazine.

All we know of fact for now is that Mark Guest, former editor of Blocks, the other English-speaking LEGO magazine, until January 2015 then of Bricks and Bricks Culture, apparently no longer in the loop.

If you have paid for your subscription and you despair of ever getting what you paid for, you have little recourse other than trying to contact your bank to have the payment revoked.

The website of the publisher Republic 66 Media is currently unavailable.

Do not hesitate to express yourself in the comments if you have subscribed to the magazine or if you have been able to obtain concrete answers on the future of the thing ...

After several models to assemble provided with the latest issues, the official LEGO Star Wars magazine will allow us to obtain a new minifig next August. After Kanan Jarrus (N ° 19) and theImperial Combat Driver (N ° 21), it will therefore be the third character offered since the launch of the magazine.

The number 26 will indeed be delivered with a Snowtrooper, far from being unprecedented since it is the version without Kama seen in the LEGO Star Wars 2016 Advent Calendar (75146). The version with Kama is for its part available in four boxes already marketed: 75049 Snowspeeder (2014) 75054AT-AT (2014) 75098 Assault on Hoth (2016) et 75138 Hot Attack (2016)

In the meantime, you can pass the time by putting together the Sandcrawler that came with the July issue.