LEGO Masters Australia

Teams are challenged to create something you would find at the bottom of the ocean, which will be put into a large pool which is filled with water, then drained again.

Teams have to build a stunt vehicle that can go up a ramp and soar through a ring of fire, clear nine LEGO school buses and explode on the ground.

Teams must create a song title out of LEGO, and make their builds clear enough that a musical mystery guest can guess what song they have built without them saying a word.

Tonights teams build a car of the future and turn something old into something new - one challenge winner will get an advantage, while another team faces elimination.

With only 10 hours, our teams’ challenge today is to build something that is whole on one side and reveals a build and world that has been completely cut in half on the other side.

Teams must create a bridge that can survive two shake plates, with the decision coming down to aesthetics if more than one bridge can survive all 12 levels of shaking.

In this Spooktacular episode, the six remaining teams will have 10 hours to embrace their dark side and complete their ‘Spooky’ builds.

Each team has 10 hours to create a build that functions from the power of a wind machine.

The remaining six teams will be competing in two challenges, High Wire and Secret City, and one team will be going home.

Today our teams are put to the test, challenged to build what their vision of the future is, but seen through the view of a window frame.

The teams must build their creations on a rotating baseplate, that reveals a story in three different parts encompassing a beginning, middle and end.

Teams are given a LEGO cloud and have fourteen hours to create something that belongs on that cloud. One team will be eliminated, and the remaining three will compete in the final.

The three final teams will have 28 hours to build whatever they want in order to impress Brickman and the 200 members of the public that will vote for the winner.