The second issue of Spanish LEGO fan publication Hispabrick Magazine is now available for download (in regular and super-high-res flavors).

In this issue:

• Arvo brothers (right, with Iron Man)
• Adrian Florea
• Modular amusement park rides
• Review of LEGO Agents 8636 Deep Sea Quest
• And much, much more

With plenty of great photos and even several articles in English, there’s a lot to see in this issue. Be sure to check out all 67 pages of LEGO goodness in Hispabrick Magazine 002.

For those of you interested in having a glossy printed version of Hispabrick magazine to peruse on the bus, in the bathtub, while skydiving, or other places away from a computer, you can now purchase Hispabrick for 9.73 euros.

The print version includes all the great content of the original PDF, including set reviews, how-to articles, and event coverage.

Of course, you can also still download the PDF for free.

(I love the fact that the “Related Books” are poetry. I’ve always said that my two artistic passions are related, so that seems somehow appropriate.)

I’ve received word from Lluís Gibert and Antonio Fernandez that the first issue of the Spanish-language Hispabrick Magazine is now available.

Whether you read Spanish or not, there’s quite a bit of great stuff in the magazine:

• Photo reviews of 7626 Jungle Cutter (La Sierra de la Jungla) and 7726 Coast Guard Truck with Speed Boat (El Unimog de Guardacostas)
• How-to articles on modular construction, small-scale animals, and LDraw
• An article by the Arvo Brothers on building Alien-inspired creatures
• Features on Hisbabrick events and forums
• An interview with César Ridruejo, General Manager of LEGO Iberia

Download Hispabrick Magazine 001 (5.9 MB) now! :)