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Getting any response from anyone at Bricks is still impossible.
http://brickset.com/article/15040/bricks-magazine-launch-video
As for the content, well I'll have to read tonight and make judgement thereafter.
Surely these should have been available on day 1.
It won't let me do anything, but it seems a bit odd.
No lock symbol, I'm a little unsure whether I should be adding my address etc details.
Just noticed the post from Bricks saying that UK postage is free until the 30th of April, however it doesn't say how much it's likely to be after that - anyone have any ideas what it might be? Just working out what the pluses/minuses of subscribing are.
Thanks, Peter.
Over to you all......
Got my login/password for the digital version of Bricks. Still no print version (USA). There are several pages missing from the digital version - pages 22, 23, 48, 49, 102, 103, 106, 107. Pages 48-49 are corrupt - this link may require a login but didn't appear to... [LINK DELETED]
I'm writing up a review I'll send to Huw in a few days.
The picture you linked looked OK to me.
Incidentally it appears to be possible to read the whole magazine, without restriction, in this way. It looks like someone forgot to set the security permissions on the folder where the files are stored...
True; and some of the missing pages can be found that way; but there are still a few others missing.
TLDR version: It's good, but I'm not sold on a subscription yet. Will definitely be buying Issue 2 though. Unless I'm missing something, the digital version is currently a bad joke and should be avoided.
Thank you.
But it wouldn't hurt for the people behind the mag to put a reasonable sample online though officially as honestly, the reason I buy Blocks is because I can see it in store and pick or choose whether I want to buy it before I head to the till. As I can't see Bricks I won't touch it. I like to know what I'm paying for before I stump up the cash.
I've yet to look through them properly, but Bricks Culture looks great, and I'm really enjoying the interview with Chris McVeigh. The rest of the content looks just as promising and I think it could well be worth subscribing.
Bricks I'm less immediately sure about as, like the reviewer above, I wasn't that sold on the theme of the issue. However, I really need to give it a bit more attention, and will be getting issue two regardless as there's enough in there generally to interest me. Whether it will replace Blocks is still up in the air...
Ive received an email today telling me (basically)the digital platform they launched on is no good so I can have a full refund or a paper version for postage cost only ( which was s free as I'm in the UK)
I don't know who is running the website, but considering the responses here, no one seems to be reading anything. Again, IMO, this magazine has been set up with very keen LEGO AFOLs, but not ones with any business accumen....
At least I have the first issues of Bricks and Culture, but as they appear to have reset and destroyed my account on the website, who knows if I'll get anymore?
I will copy this and e-mail them, but I don't have any hope..