Introducing Bricks' Fabulous Free Guide to Disney Collectable Minifigures
Posted by Huw,
Our friends at Bricks magazine have created a free publication you might find of interest:
On May the 1st, one of the most anticipated LEGO Collectable Minifigures series will be available in stores across the globe and to celebrate the release of the Disney LEGO Collectible Minifigures Collection, Bricks has created a wonderful free digital guide to this magical new collection.
The eighteen page digital publication takes a closer look at each of the enchanting new Disney and Pixar characters, along with some of the amazing new pieces that have been created to ensure they capture the magic of the silver screen animated icons that have inspired them.
The Bricks Disney Collectable LEGO Minifigures Guide is one of the first free digital publications from the team behind Bricks Magazine and it's really easy to access. If you have previously purchased any digital content from Republic66Media then head to the web app or dedicated mobile apps and you will find the Bricks Disney Collectable LEGO Minifigures Guide ready and waiting.
But if you are new to Bricks or subscribe to the print edition, you can still access the Bricks Disney Collectable LEGO Minifigures Guide, just head to getinto.bricksmag.com and register your details, then once you have confirmed your email address, you will have instant access to all the free content from Bricks and Bricks Culture. Along with the Bricks Disney Collectable LEGO Minifigures Guide you will also find a trio of special tasters editions of Bricks and Bricks Culture, offering the perfect introduction to both magazines. If you like what you see you can easily purchase individual issues or better still, subscribe so that you never miss an issue of the definitive LEGO magazine.
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Should be an interesting read! Thanks Bricks team!
Read it. Not that interesting really. Nice photos though.
Cool!
Great looking Disney CMF Guide. Although there isn't much text in there, mostly nice photos.
What i don't understand in Bricks, is their pricing policy, digital editions cost just as much as print ones. When you order brickjournal print issue you get digital edition for free. If you buy only digital brickjournal edition, you have a discount.
Bricks issues are on the same price, don't know are they giving digital editions when you buy print ones. I'm not in England so shipping come pretty expensive, my inner Scrooge doesn't like the idea of buying full price digital editions :) Holding paper one is always more memorable comparing to reading pdfs on tablet or pc. I can sacrifice it for price tag sometimes, but here i have the only option, pay ~50% more for shipping :)
@tkf If it has not been changed since i bought the paper copy at the start.
I think you also have access to the digital one if you buy a paper copy.
^^ I am not speaking officially on behalf of Bricks but will say that publishers can't offer a significant discount on digital issues because the cost of printing, paper, ink etc. is only a very small part of the overall cost of production, particularly on small niche titles such as this.
The bulk of the expense of producing it, which of course has to be covered entirely by selling copies, will be staff costs, rent, rates and so on which are the same whether you buy a digital or paper copy.