Lego Masters Australia

- Season 2

(2020)

Each week, contestants build items out of LEGO following a theme and are then judged. This opening episode sees teams build a new world that will come together around an island volcano along with a gift that connects the worlds together.

The teams are given ten hours to build a Hero Shot, looking like the ultimate moment in an action movie. Each team has to choose a story that will excite and explode with four elements - chalk, water, glitter and slime.

Seven teams have to create a classic fairy tale scene, having 12 hours to complete a recognisable and aesthetically impressive story. It will not be a happy ending for one team whose chance to be the season's LEGO Masters will slip away.

The teams are competing to build the highest tower and something creative from a single brick hanging om a wire.

The teams have to build a 160cm tower that can withstand "earthquake".

The teams must build 3D artwork in a picture frame.

The teams must build a construction above as well as below the table. Later two teams facing elimination have to make a retro-build.

All Star Wars fans can rejoice. For this time the teams must build a vehicle or spaceship from the Star Wars universe.

The teams must build something decorative on a platform that will be immersed in an aquarium. Can the bricks withstand the pressure of the water or will it all flow away?

In the semifinals, the teams get 5 minutes to collect as many Lego bricks as they can from a broken motorcycle and then have 4 hours to create something unique. Afterwards, they got to build a model on the four empty city plots that tells a story that is full of life. And not only during the day, but also at night.

The final is here and it's down to our final three teams to impress not only Brickman (and host Hamish) but hundreds of kids, parents and LEGO fans to find out who will be the ultimate LEGO Master.