Lego Masters is set to make its return for a fifth season, in Lego Masters: Grand Masters, premiering April 10 at 7.30pm on Nine and 9Now.
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In a world first, the winners and top teams from previous seasons – plus a new wildcard duo – will face off to determine the best of the best. Hamish Blake is back as host, alongside judge Ryan “Brickman” McNaught, for the toughest challenges ever, and new twists and turns to test this elite group of champion builders.
Joss (25) & Henry (22)
Season Four winners
These brothers from Newcastle are known for their creature builds such as dragons, monsters and dinosaurs, and recall their Grand Final build in Season Four as their greatest creation.
Joss and Henry
David (44) & Gus (38)
Season Three winners
This Melbourne powerhouse are famously known for their incredible Season Three build, “Fox in First Snow”, which encapsulated their creative artistic style and incredible eye for detail.
Gus and David
Henry (41) & Sarah (48)
Season One winner & Bricksmas winner
It’s their first build together. Henry and new teammate Sarah are a creative force. They have 12 top-two finishes combined and are the only team with two trophies between them.
Sarah and Henry
Alex (26) & Caleb (22)
Season Four runners-up
This high-energy, ultra-competitive Sydney duo attack every challenge with gusto. Both recall their favourite build, “Gone Fishin’”, which got them into the Season Four Grand Final.
Caleb and Alex
Andrew (52) & Damian (46)
Season Two runners-up
Best mates from Queensland, these two are desperate for redemption. They reckon they were robbed in Season Two, so are full of new ideas and strategies to go one better.
Andrew and Damian
Scott (28) & Owen (28)
Season Three runners-up
These best mates from Western Australia are as colourful as their shirts. They clash on the approach to every build but it often brings out the best in them.
Scott and Owen
Ryan (44) & Gabby (41)
Season Three third place
A second chance got them into the Grand Final in Season Three. These big improvers are on a trajectory to lift the Grand Masters trophy.
Gabby and Ryan
Kale (45) & Trent (40)
Wildcards
They fell painfully short in their respective seasons and their combined skills might just turn things around, with Kale’s big ideas and Trent’s wonderful builds.
Kale and Trent