BrickJournal Issue 34
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- Set number
- BRICKJOURNAL034-1
- Availability
- In production
- Released
- 2015
- Theme
- Other
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Where it came from
BrickJournal, the long-running publication dedicated to the hobby of building with LEGO, released issue 34 in 2015 as part of its ongoing mission to document the professional and fan-driven creative community. Edited by Joe Meno, this specific issue focused heavily on the intersection of science fiction and brick-based model building, reflecting the magazine's commitment to showcasing complex MOCs, or 'My Own Creations,' that push the boundaries of standard construction techniques.
The design of issue 34 features a vibrant cover aesthetic characteristic of TwoMorrows Publishing's house style, emphasizing high-resolution photography of fan creations to inspire readers. The content served as a bridge between the casual hobbyist and advanced builders, providing detailed interviews and instructional breakdowns. Upon its release, it was well-received within the adult fan of LEGO (AFOL) community for its technical depth and for highlighting the burgeoning trend of large-scale sci-fi dioramas.
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