Lego Masters

Jurassic World. The $100,000 grand finale sees builders bricking it out on a Jurassic World island. Three massive biospheres for land, air and water must be packed with thrilling dinosaur action.

Four trios of Lego Masters fan-favourites and winners return for a high-stakes mini-season. Tackling massive franchise themes from DC to Bluey, the blockbuster battle kicks off with a 25th-anniversary Lord of the Rings build.

Teams have 8 hours to build moving DC Universe action scenes (featuring Batman, Supergirl, Guy Gardner, or Lobo) for Kmart. Judging rests on 100 public voters and Brickman, with a crucial crowd-favourite bonus point on the line.

Four trios of Lego Masters fan-favourites and winners return for a high-stakes mini-season. Tackling massive franchise themes from DC to Bluey, the blockbuster battle kicks off with a 25th-anniversary Lord of the Rings build.

Grand Finale – Free Build. The final build of the season is 28 hours, and the three teams can build whatever they choose. Whoever wins most of the public vote and Brickman’s will gain $100,000 and be the best in the galaxy.

Semi-Final – Harry Potter. The final four teams face the ultimate elimination in a magical Harry Potter challenge to secure their spot in the Grand Finale.

Movie Magic. It’s a race to the semi-finals as the remaining five teams must build life like model cars that will star in a movie scene.

The Fresh Food People. The remaining teams battle it out for the final Magic Brick and a spot in the Semi Finals, as they create action-packed scenes featuring food-themed superhero mini-figures.

Caught in the Act. The remaining seven teams face off in a high-pressure challenge, where they are tasked with creating the scene of a crime in one of seven rooms inside a sprawling mansion.

Run the Gauntlet. With eight teams building booby traps to stop Hamish’s car making it through the four terrains, we’re halfway through the series with one team in the danger zone and the biggest shock elimination.