This issue’s LEGO and Raspberry Pi feature is spectacular. You will learn how to build LEGO robots that solve Rubik’s Cubes, Segway-style self-balancing robots, and retro NES games consoles; and marvel at a huge range of incredible community builds based on LEGO.

Plus all this inside The MagPi 62

• Pre-order AIY Projects Find out how to pre-order your AIY Projects kit
• Astro Pi upgrade Learn about the search for the next-generation of space scientists
• Weekend projects Start something amazing on Saturday with our guide to great two-day builds
• Instagif project showcase Discover the build of an incredible Polaroid-style camera that prints out moving animated GIF images
• Hydroponic Pi Gardening Use a Raspberry Pi to monitor your garden and get huge yields
• Turtle Rover interview Meet the Mars Rover engineers using Raspberry Pi to build an outdoor roving robot

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