Lego Masters returns for its fourth season on Monday, April 18th at 7.30pm on Channel Nine and 9Now.
Eight teams from around Australia will create incredible and inspiring structures and battle it out to be crowned Lego Masters for 2022 and $100,000 in prize money.
See also: Lego Masters 2022: Everything you need to know about the contestants
Returning to host the show is Hamish Blake alongside judge, Ryan “Brickman” McNaught.
This year, the new Titanium Brick of Triumph will wield unprecedented power, changing hands during the competition as the contestants play for it with every build.
In a program first, the show will be heading out of the studio and into the world as the teams’ builds come face to face with the unpredictable Australian weather. In two more new challenges, the teams must come up with gravity-defying builds that survive soaring heights and nailbiting lows.
The new season promises more amazement than ever, in spectacular challenges that will excite and surprise.
Hamish Blake and Ryan “Brickman” McNaught
LEGO® Masters Australia Season 4 Facts:
• Approximately 3.8 million pieces of LEGO® live in the Brick Pit.
• An additional 600,000 bricks were ordered for Season 4.
• This included every basic brick in every colour and every sized plate in every colour available.
• It included new animal and printed parts, as well as the light nougat colour and bricks that glow in the dark.
• Over 200 metres of LEGO® Flex Tube were ordered.
• With exciting new changes to how the challenges are played, more LEGO® than ever is used.
• Each team has a sorter that breaks down their model after the episode to be returned to the Brick Pit.
• To ensure COVID safety measures, each build is dismantled and washed before being sorted and re-added to the Brick Pit.
Lego Masters 2022 contestants
Last year, David and Gus were named the winners of the third season of Lego Masters with the pair taking home $100,000 along with the coveted Lego Masters trophy.
Not only did they need to impress the expert “Brickman”, but also 250 members of the public who voted for their favourite build.
McNaught was brought to tears due to the builds, saying “Lego is humble… it’s beautiful”. David and Gus decided on a diorama. Their story, set in a forest, had two deer being preyed upon by a pack of wolves.
The last episode of Lego Masters season three had 1.03m tune in for the winner announcement and 932,000 for the grand finale.
Lego Masters 2021 winners David and Gus