Lego Masters is back on Channel Nine and 9Now at 7:30pm Monday, April 18th for its fourth season.
Eight teams of two will go head-to-head in epic challenges to create incredible structures to impress host, Hamish Blake, and judge, Ryan “Brickman” McNaught.
Up for grabs is the title of Lego Masters for 2022 and $100,000 in prize money.
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Season four will see the new Titanium Brick of Triumph which wields unprecedented power and will change hands during the competition as the contestants play for it with every build.
This season’s teams are:
Alex (25) and Caleb (21) NSW
Trent (45) and Paul (50) NSW
Branko (48) and Max (17) NSW
Daniel (42) and Kirsti (44) NSW
Henry (20) and Joss (23) NSW
Lexi (32) and Rachael (37) NSW
Nick (30) and Gene (32) NSW
Andrew (38) and Crystal (30) VIC
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This season promises more amazement than ever, the challenges will excite and surprise.
From The Car of the Future to The Stuntman – which will see contestants building a model that can fly through a hoop of fire – this year’s competition is rising to spectacular new heights.
The biggest challenge hit from Season 1, The Bridge, returns with an amazing twist.
Host Hamish will push the boundaries of comedy as he provides the fun in the studio, with more hilarious and spur-of-the-moment gags. Brickman will mentor and advise the contestants on how to make their builds as spectacular as possible.
Judge Brickman (right) with contestants Trent and Paul (centre, left)
In the Grand Final episode, will see the three surviving teams will be given 28 hours to create their last epic build, a gruelling task, after which a room full of Lego fans will choose their favourite build to crown the 2022 Lego Masters.
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.
The last episode of season three had 1.03m tune in for the winner announcement and 932,000 for the grand finale.
Lego Masters Australia returns to Channel Nine and 9now 7:30pm Monday, April 18th
2021 winners David and Gus