LEGO Masters Australia

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LEGO Masters Australia

Snow Globe: In the first elimination round, the teams have 10 hours to design and build a creation of their choice that looks wonderful in a snow globe. (S3 Ep3)

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Series 3
1:10:00
Castles and Cannonballs: The builders have eight hours to assemble a castle, which is then plonked at the end of a bowling lane and smashed by a bowling ball. (S3 Ep2)
1:40:00
Stop in Your Tracks: The contestants must build a show-stopping piece that will stop a train in its tracks. (S3 Ep1)
Series 2
1:15:00
Finale: It's the grand finale, and the three remaining teams have 28 hours to create a build of their choice. Who'll win the Lego Masters title? (S2 Ep11)
Smash and Grab/Day and Night: The teams have just 12 hours to build a city block that tells a story during both day and night in this double header challenge. (S2 Ep10)
Underwater World: Four huge water tanks are revealed, and the teams have 12 hours to build a model that will be submerged underwater. (S2 Ep9)
Star Wars: The contestants have eight hours to build an original vehicle that looks like it belongs in the Star Wars universe. (S2 Ep8)
Above & Below / Retro Rebuild: The teams have to build on both sides of a table, and then, in a mini retro round, they must recreate an old item. (S2 Ep7)
3D Art: Five teams build a piece of 3D art inside a picture frame. They'll be judged on their technical skills, artistic composition and how 3D their build is. (S2 Ep6)
Make & Shake: The teams have eight hours to build a tower that will be put on a shake plate - the towers that endure the most powerful shakes will prevail. (S2 Ep5)
Tall Tower and One Hanging Brick: The teams must build the tallest tower they can, followed by a challenge with a Lego brick suspended on a wire. (S2 Ep4)
Fairy Tales: In the first elimination, the teams have 12 hours to recreate classic fairy tale scenes, which will be judged on aesthetics and technical skill. (S2 Ep3)
Hero Shot: The teams must build a movie set and then explode it, so that it looks like the film's hero is walking away from an explosion in extreme slow motion. (S2 Ep2)
A Whole New World: The Australian version of the Lego-building show returns. In the series opener, the builders have 15 hours to create a brand-new world. (S2 Ep1)
Series 1
Finale: It's the final. The teams have 28 hours to build whatever they want. Whose masterpiece will win them the $100,000 and the Lego Masters title? (S1 Ep9)
Time Train: The teams have to build a time train diorama set across four time periods - Prehistoric, Medieval, The Old West and The Future. (S1 Ep8)
Duplicate Classic Movie Scene: The teams have eight hours to replicate the DeLorean from Back to the Future, then have ten hours to recreate a classic movie scene. (S1 Ep7)
Evil Lair: The teams must build an evil lair and a vehicle for a brand new mini-figure super-villain. Can their vehicles pass the 'swooshability' test? (S1 Ep6)
The Bridge: The teams have 10 hours to build a bridge that will have to support an increasingly heavy remote-controlled truck. The strongest bridge wins. (S1 Ep5)
Episodes expected soon

Series 3, Episode 4

Expected on
Fantastical Beasts/Mission to Mars: The teams have six hours to build a fantastical beast, and eight hours to make a module to go inside a space shuttle. (S3 Ep4)
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