LEGO Masters - Season 8
Season 8
Bricktacular
LEGO Masters returns with a Bricktacular twist, bringing together four new teams of three, including past winners, runners-up, and fan-favourite contestants for a short, high-stakes season. Each episode will be spotlighting a major global franchise – from the DC Universe to Bluey and Jurassic World.
Episodes
The Lord of the Rings
Teams tackle one of four iconic landmark scenes from The Lord of the Rings. Using forced perspective, they must transform a single baseplate into a sprawling, epic masterpiece.
DC Heroes
Teams have 8 hours to build moving DC Universe action scenes (featuring Batman, Supergirl, Guy Gardner, or Lobo) for Kmart. Judging rests on 100 public voters and Brickman, with a crucial crowd-favourite bonus point on the line.
Bluey
Our teams are going on a road trip to the Bluey universe where they will have to create a new "Big Thing" for Bluey and her family to visit. In the semi-final episode of LEGO® Masters Bricktacular it will be the last chance for the teams to secure their place on the leader board.
Jurassic World
After an incredible season, our final three teams go head-to-head in a colossal Jurassic World challenge to celebrate 30 years of the iconic franchise, with the winners walking away with $100,000 and the incredible LEGO® Masters: Bricktacular trophy.
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