HAMISH: Previously on Lego Masters,
our contestants built the apartment of their dreams.
You've actually hit your ambition level.
Oh! Good job.
Then, all of a sudden, you hear crack, crack, crack.
ALL: Oh!
We tasked them with building a Lego bridge to span a massive 2m gap.
We're running out of weights! You're beating the show!
And in the elimination challenge
to create lairs for tiny evil villains...
Your villain has its own logo!
..some built heroically...
My gosh, it's awesome.
..but grandma and grandson team Matt and Lyn...
Technical skill, for sure. I'm just not sure on the story.
..fell short and were sent home. (CONTESTANT CHEERS)
Tonight... Welcome to finals week.
MAN: Yeah!
..on the path to the title...
Roads?
Ha, we don't need roads.
Apologies for the delay.
I've just been to the future. (CONTESTANTS LAUGH)
We want to replicate this DeLorean as perfectly as we possibly can.
Two epic movie-themed Lego challenges.
BOTH: 'King Kong'. Dude...
'King Kong'? 'King Kong'. OK.
Rose and Jack. "I'm flying."
DAVID: Oh, he looks hungry, eh? Everyone will know it's 'Jaws'.
Think, Jordy, think.
KALE: The hard part is done. Let's see where it lands!
And in the elimination round...
I want to see the action.
..our contestants bring the big screen to life.
This might be one of the most audacious movies
I've ever seen on television.
But has one team gone a little bit too...
Oh, what's that word?
Whoops.
..big?
MAN: Here we go. Marking. Standing by.
(ALARM BLARES) OK, here we go.
MAN: Here we go. MAN: Whew!
MADDY: Go on.
MAN: Go, go, go, go. Go, go, go, go, go.
(CONTESTANTS LAUGH) MAN: Yay.
MAN: I don't know what's going on? There's nothing here.
MAN: There's nothing around.
Nothing out... Peculiar.
Man, I'm so excited. I know.
Alrighty, guys. Welcome.
Welcome to finals week of Lego Masters.
Alright, you guys.
MAN: Good job, guys.
Final five teams.
Dude, we're finally in finals week.
I never thought we would actually get to this point
and now we're standing here, it's just awesome.
It's the best feeling.
I'm so happy. Yeah.
I am so happy to be here. This is what we've been playing for.
We want to be there in the final and this is the next step.
Standing here next to Jimmy in finals week, I am so, so proud.
Finals week's gonna be obviously full of triumph.
One team in here will be crowned Australia's first ever Lego Masters.
You win 100 grand. Oh, my god.
Who wants to get into building today?
Yes. Yep.
Let's do it. Alright.
Today's elimination is in two parts.
OK.
The first build, if you win that, you're safe.
You don't have to build in the elimination build.
And the second build, you lose that, you're the team that's going home.
Do you want to know what your first build is?
CONTESTANTS: Yes. Big time.
I'm sure you do.
Before I tell you, I've, uh...I've just gotta go and organise something.
OK? I'm gonna be...
I'll try and be quick
but I might be a little bit of time, so just stay cool.
Chat to Brickman. (CONTESTANTS LAUGH)
We have seen Hamish do some pretty crazy things so far...
Yeah.
..and smack down some pretty big Lego challenges for us to do.
Oh!
Right now, anything can happen.
(CONTESTANTS LAUGH)
Nervous? CONTESTANTS: Yes.
Definitely. Definitely.
You should be. (CONTESTANTS LAUGH)
That's ominous.
(ENGINE REVS) Oooh!
What's going on?
What is that?
CONTESTANTS: Oh!
Yes!
That is awesome.
(CONTESTANT WHISTLES)
Oh... Great Scott!
(LAUGHS)
Yeah!
Pew-pew!
(LAUGHS)
(CHEERING)
Whoo! Yeah!
Whoo!
Well done!
(CONTESTANTS CHEER AND APPLAUD)
He's even got the vest.
But does he have the shoes? Yeah.
(CONTESTANTS CHEER)
Oh... Damn!
Apologies for the delay. I've just been to the future.
I saw who won the show. A bit of a surprise.
Not who you think. (CONTESTANTS LAUGH)
Alright, guys, does anyone not know what this car is?
This is the DeLorean, from 'Back to the Future'.
That's sick.
And pretty simply, all you have to do...
(GASPS)
..is replicate this wonderful piece of vehicular and cinematic history
out of Lego.
Brickman, what are you looking for?
Today's build is really quite simple.
We want to replicate this DeLorean as perfectly as we possibly can.
Gonna need more bricks.
(LAUGHS) Oh, man.
This is Lego Masters.
To become the Lego Masters, you've got to tick all of the boxes.
It's taking something as beautiful as this creation,
matching its sleek lines, its unique shapes and curves
and making an amazing Lego model.
MADDY: Wow.
David and G, it doesn't get more real
than having an actual car in here that you can copy.
Just good to see one, really, but, yeah, that's an awesome challenge.
Just happy to see one. Yeah. It's good.
Cade and Henry, boys, what's your thoughts?
I can't wait. Yeah.
I've literally built it, like, three times when I was a kid.
I could tell you every detail that's in it, like, from memory.
Who else got a bit nervous hearing that?
Didn't need to hear that, but, uh...
(LAUGHS) But a smaller version.
A smaller version. Alrighty.
To complete this build today, it can be any scale.
You pick the scale.
Just obviously big is gonna be more impressive
but you could run out of time.
This is the first time the build has been side by side by side,
so it's gonna be pretty obvious if yours is more awesome or less awesome
than whoever it's next to.
You have got eight hours. Alright?
And I've disabled the time-travelling mechanism,
so you can't cheat and go back in time...
(LAUGHS)
I'm gonna say those eight hours start now.
Go. Good. Jordy, straight off the line, not surprisingly.
Fastest...
Oh, thank you, gentlemen. (LAUGHS)
Oh, give me some wheels.
One, two, three, four...
Oh, cool.
Alright, so you hold it. (LAUGHS)
Just hold it like that.
No, really hold it, though, 'cause I'm gonna put all my weight on it.
(LAUGHS) My fantasy's ruined.
Dude, dude, dude, dude, check it out.
That's the thing we need. Cool. Cool.
The DeLorean.
There's some crazy angles on this car
you know, there's some really sleek lines there.
This is all about getting those details just right.
I'll start just measuring stuff. Yeah?
And then I can start mapping out where things are.
Yeah. Cool, man. Yep.
I've got a technique for scale.
Is the front wheel smaller than the back wheel?
It's what many artists use to get the proportions right on buildings
or anything they're trying to create.
That wheel.
I measure the height of a wheel with my pen.
Front wheel... Centre... We're about one wheel back.
We're gonna base all our measurements off our tyre.
So, everything is gonna be measured off this.
It's all about accuracy.
We've got to make it look exactly like the vehicle
that's sitting in front of us.
What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna build my wheels real quick.
Awesome.
Do you want to build the bottom just so it sits?
Yep. Yep. That's easy. That's good.
And that's approximately the right size.
Alright. Cool, man. Do it.
Fellas. Hey, Marty.
No, guys, it's me. Guys, it's me. Hamish.
I know this is very realistic. Hey, man.
Henry, this is, by your own admission,
like, your fourth or fifth time building the DeLorean?
Since I was ten. Is it all coming back to you?
Is ten-year-old Henry's hacks coming back to him?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is ten-year-old Henry in his element.
Yeah, I remember trying to build the flux capacitor going back in time,
using my bed as the car.
All that sort of stuff... (LAUGHS)
Hang on. So this is... This is a big deal.
Have you had a sit in the DeLorean? BOTH: Not yet.
Alright. Let us know.
I've got the keys if you want to cruise around a bit. Alright.
Thanks, Hamish. I'm super excited.
I love this car.
I love the movies. I've watched them 50 times each.
(LAUGHS) I don't even fit in it.
It was probably the first real vehicle I attempted out of Lego.
Cade and I both love this build.
I think, honestly, we would both even do it by ourselves
and build one each if we could.
Mine would be better.
(LAUGHS)
Write down my measurements, yeah?
60... No, Jordy, don't worry about that.
Yes, we have to. 55...
While Jordy's measuring the car out,
getting everything just absolutely perfect,
I'm kind of thinking we can just do it by eye
and as long as we have the car in front of us, we should get it right.
This build is about finicky details.
Yeah. The actual details.
Yeah, but we need to get all this scaling right,
otherwise it's just gonna be wrong.
Alright. So, how long is the whole car, then?
Let's do the whole car. Do the whole car.
This car is one of the most iconic cars of all time.
It's got a geometric shape.
It's everything that the '80s was - not that I would know, but...
79...
These angles, we gotta get them right,
otherwise the whole thing's gonna look wrong.
Think, Jordy, think. Think.
Mind my bricks. Alright.
I'm gonna go for a walk around the car.
So, this is finals week.
Today, we need something to really stand out
from everybody else in the room.
OK.
So, moving up from there, that dictates our size...
So, what can we do that will make us stand out and help us win?
We're gonna need... (SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)
OK. That's easy...
Lego vision or brick vision
is basically just looking around the world and seeing stuff as bricks.
And that's green...
You look at, say, a window and the 'ornices'...
and crenellations of a building.
It's one of those things you've either got or you don't.
Yeah, I absolutely have brick vision. It's easy for me.
OK.
Simple solution. We're going huge.
Today, we need something to really stand out.
We are just going absolutely huge.
I think the easiest way to do it is bigger.
How big is huge?
Huge? Wheel here, wheel there.
Let's go huge, let's go bold, let's go as big as we can
and just see where it lands!
Going for size.
I really think this is too ambitious, man.
Third of the table got us to the door...
Keep the hands moving. We will make it.
If ever there was a time to take a risk, it's today.
Get me varieties of different black bricks.
Just let pile of them in the middle and let's just go for it.
Yes, sir.
DAVID: I've loved cars since I was a kid.
I've built Lego cars and I've built real cars,
so this is a real advantage for us.
It'll be easy for me and G. This is gonna be sweet.
With a build like this,
when you're copying something that's in front of you,
to try and get an advantage, you want...
An ace. An ace.
You need an ace in your sleeve.
We're trying to make this vehicle, like, the DeLorean replica,
remote control.
We can actually make this one move. Hopefully it works.
(WHIRRING) OK.
So you've gotta come one brick lower, G, and we're in business.
OK.
Alright, guys, not a bad position to be in.
You win this, you'll skip the next elimination.
You're kind of almost in the final if you win this.
Feeling good? If we can pull it off.
So, we've gone big and bold here. You've got a motor.
This is remote control, Hamish. Oh. I back it.
G, a quick question for you.
Give me your favourite 'Back to the Future' scene.
(LAUGHS)
I don't have one.
How come? I never watched the movie.
You've never seen it, have you?
I'm not a big movie watcher.
Maddy, question - have you bothered adding in this?
No. OK.
If you look at it, it actually does curve in.
It's quite complex, isn't it? Yeah. Just a bit.
I wish I was better at maths. Sorry, babes.
If we didn't realise we were in finals week, we know now.
So, if that was there... I can't use them there.
It's almost that... Yeah, it's that.
Today is definitely the ultimate Maddy and Jimmy test.
(LAUGHS) Building a car.
Is this the front or is that the front?
Uh...
This is the front. OK, so the boot's going there.
Boot's gonna go... Oh, sorry. Actually...
I just don't have the knowledge to make it too centimetre-perfect.
I really just want to look at the overall image
and make sure I've captured the aesthetics.
This is a 1980s piece de resistance of difficult cars to build.
It's like a car that had a one-night-stand with a diamond.
It's either gonna win
and be the most awesome time machine of all time
or it's gonna get stuck in the dark ages, I think.
Alright, guys, you have got exactly six hours remaining.
Argh!
Let's go, everyone.
Brickman is encouraging you to build fastly.
Whoa... End of message from Brickman.
Thank you, Brickman.
OK.
Jordy... Oh, sorry, mate.
Sorry... No, yeah, you go. I'll see you there.
It's not too late to start small, man.
And you know what, I'm a large guy.
It's not just me that's getting a little bit of fantasy here.
Like, I think everyone's loving the DeLorean.
Oh, mate, and you've done the whole Marty action.
I think it's epic. Really cool. Really cool.
Like, I know there's no right and wrong with Lego
but is there a smart way to do this and a less-smart way?
The first thing I would do
is just get some basic stats about it, right?
Yeah, yeah, right. Size, width, height.
All of that kind of stuff.
You've got to get the proportions right.
OK?
Get the scale right and everything and it's much easier on the eye.
If someone made a perfect tiny one, could they win this?
If it was the most accurate, absolutely.
So if I made one that big... Uh-huh.
If it was the most accurate, absolutely.
I want to hold it up next to it and look at it and go "You know what..."
"That's exactly it."
That's what I want to do.
Right now, we've got kind of two bumpers, a bonnet
and the beginning of an underbody. Yeah.
Kale should realise now that he's bitten off more than he can chew.
Nuh. Never.
Maybe I have gone too big, who knows,
but I'm not gonna regret that for an instant.
I'm in my happy place right now.
I've got a big challenge in front of me.
Yeah, I didn't come here to stay in my comfort zone.
I didn't come here to do what I can do at home.
Yeah, I came here to do something fun and crazy
and see if I can nail it.
I don't believe in luck.
Luck is when preparation meets opportunity.
Hi, guys. Hey, mate.
How you doing?
Sorry, men, I don't want to interrupt you
but are you guys building a one-to-one-scale DeLorean?
If you were giving me 30 hours,
I would have given you a one-to-one scale.
What an offer. I'm not giving you 30 hours.
Yeah, one-eighth. Probably I think, by my measure... You know...
What are you gonna do for the wheels?
It'll probably end up being brick built with this car.
It just seems to me like building your own wheels,
it's like one step above melting your own plastic
and moulding your own Lego bricks.
No, it's worse than that.
There's stuff in there that's already done for you.
Yeah.
All Kale and Bilsy have to do at this rate
is put down 1,000 bricks a second and they can build that DeLorean.
Let's raise the bar, hey?
Let's raise the bar and do something nobody else can do.
There could be a reason no-one else is doing it.
(EXHALES)
Today's build is a replica challenge.
We have to build the car
that is very literally sitting in front of us.
Whoever wins this build is safe from the next elimination.
Everyone is building the exact same car.
Yeah, boy!
Well, everyone except Kale and Bilsy.
Holy crap. That thing is huge.
It's a dumb move we've gone here.
You keep saying that.
Yeah, 'cause I'm properly fricken worried.
No. Go big or go home. And I said that since build one.
I won't for a second regret that we took the risk.
Team Massive.
Guys, I've got a mini figure made.
That's our scale.
And we'll leave this guy...
No, everything else is actually a little larger.
Leave it there as your mascot.
I wish you basically superhuman speed and good luck.
Thank you very much. Good luck, guys.
Thanks very much.
Clint Eastwood. That's your name now.
You're Clint Eastwood.
Where did he get that from?
Hamish. (LAUGHS)
Alrighty, teams. You are halfway.
MADDY: Wow. Oh, my god. That's gone so fast.
Halfway through this build, which means...
I'm no car specialist, but I would say
that you probably want half of your build at least done.
Does that look like half?
Bilsy, all cool? Got a half a car over there?
Oh, for sure. Don't worry. Ah, great.
So, no need to come over and inspect? No. No, we're good.
We're good. Cool. Alright.
Kale and Bilsy have got half a car. Maybe not.
Give me five. Definitely...
Hope everyone else has half a car.
Dude, we just need to put this together now, I reckon.
Yep, yep, yep.
Alright, Brickman, how are they going?
Is anyone impressing you yet?
Oh, dude...
I am so happy with that.
Jordan and Miller. Clubhouse leaders.
They've nailed that prism effect, right?
It looks like the DeLorean.
Nice, bro. Nice.
I haven't seen the doors yet or the windscreen
and I know that's the hardest part,
so I'm really curious to see if they're able to pull it off.
When it comes to getting shape and everything,
there's no-one better than Miller.
Maddy and Jimmy.
Can you flip it around so I can just work on the back? Yep.
They've got the colours, the details, that kind of stuff.
But I think they've got the scale a little bit wrong.
Right. It's probably...
It feels a little bit cartoonish for me, that the wheels are too small.
It's really claustrophobic, isn't it?
Jimmy? Jimmy, yours do this? (WHIRRING)
No. Jimmy, does yours do this?
(WHIRRING) Yes.
David and G.
I think they bit off a bit more than they can chew
with their power functions.
I love the whole idea
but I think it's just gonna impact on the looks of the car.
I can't go any lower or the battery will be sitting on the motor, so...
Let's talk greatest build of all time.
Oh... Bilsy and Kale.
The giant DeLorean. KALE: The hard part is done.
Now there is a template that you need to copy.
This might be one of the most audacious moves
I've ever seen on television.
This is like a hamster entering themselves in 'The Bachelorette',
going, "I know she's looking for humans but maybe, maybe it's me.
"Like, I've got a cool hat and I wore some pants."
(LAUGHS) Like, I just can't think...
I mean, it would be amazing. It would be amazing.
In your professional opinion,
as one of only 14 Lego certified professionals in the world,
how many bricks need to be laid to finish that car?
To even get the basics, to get it to the right shape,
they probably need to lay another somewhere around 5,000 Lego bricks.
We built that car at that scale, at quarter scale, seven of us.
It was very, very difficult in hundreds of hours.
To do it in eight... Good luck.
KALE: The fact that you think we can't do this,
that is absolutely egging me on.
We're pulling this off. Absolutely gonna get there.
We've already got the two bumpers and two wheels.
Hit the wheels.
Hit the wheels, because they need to be locked into place. Come on.
The rest of the car, it's just a big wall
with a whole bunch of details on the side.
Truthfully, I don't see a lot of difference
between what's happening on all the other tables.
We need to stand out. We need to be raising the bars.
This is finals week.
Apparently, I am by far the fastest builder in the competition.
We're gonna absolutely smash this out quick.
Far out.
It's gonna be big.
That's an understatement.
Ready for a hub.
Is Kale's scale, like, one to three?
(LAUGHS) Everything he builds is, like, one-to-three scale. (LAUGHS)
Alright, front end, I think, is looking pretty sweet, man.
Right now, Cade's working on the front and I'm working on the back.
We think we're in a good spot but always, time is our worst enemy.
The thing is with this car is that it has so many iconic elements -
the bonnet, the back with the big boosters,
the way the taillights are configured.
But there is one crucial element that needs to be in this car.
That is the gold winged doors.
I'm thinking the best thing to do with the doors
is to get the angle Technics...
Yeah. ..and create that angle there.
Everyone knows that the DeLorean has gold winged doors.
It's like the most crucial element of the car.
It's looking pretty good. Thanks, man.
I just want to get the angle just a little bit higher.
If you don't have gold winged doors that open,
forget about it - it's not a DeLorean.
Everyone building the same thing,
everyone is trying to show their skill set and we're no different.
We're trying to pull out every trick that we have in our repertoire
to get the best out of the DeLorean.
It's a beautiful car. We really want to just do it justice.
These ones...
That has flown. You have got one hour.
(ALARM BLARES)
You have got one hour to go. Whoo!
Somebody here is gonna be safe from the next elimination build.
That will be a sweet, sweet feelin'. One hour.
That went quick, G.
(EXHALES)
Definitely felt like it needed a jump. Was that a pump-up jump?
No, I really need to pee. Let's just shake it out.
Of course you can pee at any time.
The production would never stop you from peeing.
Yeah.
To be honest with you,
we wish we could use this DeLorean to go back in time
because we just are nowhere near as far as we wanted to be for this.
So it's... Oh, it's a real push now.
Miller's finished his back section, I've finished my interior.
We're down to the absolute wire.
We're really far behind.
And we don't have doors.
To be honest with you,
I haven't thought that much more about the doors,
which is really dangerous at this point.
These gold winged doors are a really recognisable part of the DeLorean.
It's a big risk, not having them open up
but these doors, I don't think
I'm gonna be able to make them go up and down.
I'm worried that we're not gonna finish.
Very worried at the moment.
No, just... Dude, just push.
JIMMY: Alright. I'm onto the last bit of the doors.
I'm making these gold winged doors...
That's so weird.
This is a moment where our ideas
really struggle with our level of technique.
Yeah, they are an absolute beast to try and emulate.
I'm trying to do them right now
and I'm just using hinges on every kind of angle.
And I don't quite get that articulation that I wanted
but I'm running out of time.
I've just gotta get this done.
Yeah, these doors are tricky, eh?
DAVID: Absolutely.
Yeah, just a bit fiddly right now.
The steering took a lot of time.
Yeah, I might just do that. G: Yeah.
Yeah. Just go with the two.
We're just a little bit panicky. We just need to get this done.
G's doing all the detail work.
I'm just trying to get these front quarter panels done
and then I'm going to go back to the gold winged doors
and then we've just gotta finish those rear quarters as well.
There's so many facets in this car that need to be right,
otherwise it'll look like something else.
Alright, guys, half an hour to go! You've got 30 minutes to go!
Bring it home! Go! (WHISTLING)
Whoo!
We've got so much to do. Yeah.
Oh, my god...
Dude, look at how big theirs is.
Holy crap. That is huge.
KALE: Oh, shit, shit, shit, shit, shit.
Why?
Uh, look, there's truly quite a chunk to be done.
I wanted to be at this point two hours ago.
We've got the wheels in place
but there is still a lot left that is needed.
We're not getting it done. No way.
It's getting annoying now, where I can see we're not gonna finish this.
You got bad tunnel vision, man.
I'm not about to regret the chance we took.
I still maintain it was the right call.
I'm not for a second gonna apologise for the risk we're taking here.
There is no advantage to playing it safe in the competition.
If we just want to play safe, we may as well give up and go home now.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Guys, you have got one minute.
MADDY: You know what I mean, the tiling's the wrong way,
so I can just change that.
You need to keep it on the angle. I am.
A couple of teams finishing up. Some teams it's gonna be tight for.
Others, it's gonna be ridic... like, just impossible.
You should've stopped building probably ages ago.
Alright, we got half a car done. Here we go.
You've got ten seconds. Ten seconds to go.
How can I help? Fix all that up.
Five, four... It's not gonna work.
Three...
Baby, you're rubbing me and it's, like, bumping. Sorry.
Two...
One. (LAUGHS)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) We did it, man.
That was something.
Well done, boys.
We made a car!
I cannot believe we got it done.
We literally built the back half of that in, like, 20 minutes.
Insane, man.
This was a big gamble, going remote control, but no-one else has done it
and, I mean, I would've felt bad if I'd come on this competition
and didn't build something remote control.
Dude... It's actually sick.
It actually looks really cool. It's actually sick.
Whoa.
Could've done it.
Our car doesn't even really look like a DeLorean.
We've got a grey blur of something.
We have dropped the ball.
You know, you don't want to hear it. You know what's gonna come.
It's gonna be brutal, no matter what.
Alrighty, guys, you had eight hours to build,
to perfectly re-create as best you could
this piece of cinematic history here,
the DeLorean, from 'Back to the Future'.
You guys went flat out for eight hours.
Well done. That was a huge effort.
Yew! Good job, everyone.
Alright, the winner, as you know, misses the next elimination build
and gets that critical one step closer to the final
and possibly winning the 100 grand and the title of Lego Masters,
so it's a good thing to have.
There is something that is about the size of an elephant in the room,
so we should probably start with Kale and Bilsy.
Let's have a look.
I am... I'm super nervous.
It doesn't even really look like a DeLorean.
You don't want to hear it. You know what's gonna come.
It's gonna be brutal, no matter what.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Wow.
Um, for probably the first time in the show, we're turning in a DNF.
Like, a didn't finish. Yeah.
How important, scale of one to ten,
do you reckon, Kale, it is to finish the build?
Yeah, but the thing is, they're all awesome but they're all...
Finished. You know, what stands out?
They're finished.
If I had to say what stands out, I'd say they're finished.
Do you really want me to pick what's common about all of those?
(LAUGHS) They're a car.
I love the fact that you've gone to scale. Let's be clear.
That's what is setting you apart from the other guys.
But, Kale, have you done a model this big before?
Yes.
We've done all kinds of big stuff -
telephone booths, all kinds of stuff.
There is a gulf of difference between making a big phone box
and making a DeLorean with complex shapes.
And if you're gonna go this big,
get the parts right to make the greater sum.
For example, say, the headlights on the real car are a rectangle shape.
You've gone for square.
I mean, on the real DeLorean,
the front wheel is smaller than the back wheel.
You had it the same size.
And the thing is being literally held together -
and please excuse me, I don't like to touch other people's models -
but it's actually literally held together by one stud,
so I don't think by saying if you had double the time...
If you had 80 hours, you still wouldn't have gotten close.
I know that for a fact.
So, ambition's great. Huge tick in the ambition box.
Unfortunately, it's a little bit misconceived.
We know, hands down,
there's no two ways about it, we're in the next build.
You know, we have dropped the ball.
We've smashed the ball.
No regrets. No. No.
Alrighty, let's have a look at Henry and Cade.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
HENRY: Today we tried our best to build
an exact replica of the DeLorean.
I just hope we've done enough.
She is a beaut.
The hoverboard is a lovely touch on the inside,
just slung casually on the front seat.
Was that always the plan or was that just a bit of an afterthought?
No, I built that about halfway through.
I don't want to miss out on that hoverboard.
It's such an iconic moment from the film.
That and just all the details. Like, the lights are slightly inset.
Like, all sorts of little weird details
that at first glance you don't notice,
but when you get in the thick of it, they are all there.
I think you guys summed it up perfectly
and you've all felt this, right?
There are literally thousands of 'Back to the Future' fans
around the country going...
(POMPOUS VOICE) "Oh, the flux capacitor's not quite right today,"
or whatever the case...
We don't all talk like that. (NORMAL VOICE) Well, sure.
So we'll start with the things that I really like about your car.
I think you've nailed the scale, right?
I'm really happy with the distance between the wheels
versus the width of the car and the height of the car.
The level of detail, I'm also really happy with -
you know, the hoverboard, the dash.
I'm really glad you got the doors open
and you've probably nailed that the most.
It does lead me into the bottom part of the doors
and the sides of the car.
You've made the car flat, right?
For me, you had to get that prism shape.
But, you know, the shape, the slope, the ratios you've got
are absolutely perfect, so well done.
BOTH: Thank you. Awesome, fellas.
Well done.
Alright, David and G, let's have a look at yours, boys.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
DAVID: We spent a lot of time making the DeLorean motorised.
Not only we added the remote control,
but because we have the battery function there, the lights will work
and hopefully it pays off.
Now, guys, yours, it lights up. It's got power in it.
It's already on, actually, so if you just use the remote control...
G: Just be gentle.
Just the left-hand one's, like, the driver of the wheels.
Spins, spins, spins. And when it drives, she lights up.
It does. Beautiful.
I mean, you guys put a lot of work into doing that.
MAN: That's good. It's got lights.
That's got lights.
I love the power functions.
The fact that you've got it in there - absolutely awesome.
But you spent the vast majority of your efforts
on working out the whole remote control and the power functions
and I think you'll agree with me
that that has impacted the exterior shape of your car.
True? Yeah.
Yeah, the back's slightly too high. It is.
It almost looks less DeLorean, more very early model Toyota Prius.
And that's you having to hide the battery box.
Really, the challenge is to make it look almost identical.
Just not quite sure it's there. Well done.
It looked like a Prius.
Like a Prius... It was a Prius.
It's an electric hybrid DeLorean. Yeah.
First one in the world.
Alright, Maddy and Jimmy, let's have a look at your DeLorean.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
MADDY: I'm really quite happy with what we've done. I'm so proud.
Like, the fact that we've never replicated the DeLorean,
it's pretty awesome.
I get the feel, looking at this,
just how much you guys were out of your comfort zone,
to start off, right?
As far as the looks go, it's a little bit armoured car DeLorean...
Yeah. ..right?
It's a little bit militarised.
Looking at this window here,
that could stop a .50-calibre bullet, right?
(LAUGHS)
It just seems a little bit chunky for mine, right?
A little bit of brick math probably might have helped you out.
But well done.
Alrighty. Miller and Jordan, let's have a look at yours.
MILLER: Even though we're happy with the build, we did run out of time
and we had to make huge compromises.
JORDAN: I'm really hoping that all the measuring and all the ratio
that we tried to really focus on and get right
is what sets us apart from the rest of the bunch.
Alright, so, I'll tell you what I am the most impressed with.
I absolutely love, and I think you were the only team that did it,
was to get that prism shape right.
Alright? You know, let's not underplay.
I think that's probably the hardest part of matching that real DeLorean,
so that's big props to you guys for that.
Thank you. Sides, front, back, everything.
You've got the shape absolutely right.
Alright, the boys! Thank you.
Go, Miller. JIMMY: Boys!
That's a huge tick, right?
Second thing I really, really liked -
the level of detail on the back of your car.
You know, the Mr Fusion.
I'm really happy with the back of your car.
But I've gotta say, the doors...
You know, that's the thing, I guess,
that really let you down, wasn't it - the doors.
For me, that sums up the DeLorean.
The minute that Marty - or Hamish -
gets out of the car, that's the key moment, right?
But that prism shape is to be absolutely commended.
Well done. Awesome, guys. Well done.
Good job, man.
Good job. Good job.
Alrighty, guys.
There's a lot to love about these builds.
But, Brickman, only one team gets to be safe from the elimination.
Who is it?
Two teams really impressed me today.
So, the first team I'd like to commend...
is Jordan and Miller.
Well done, guys.
Good stuff. Good stuff. (CONTESTANTS APPLAUD)
I'm super-impressed by that diamond shape.
Really proud of you guys. Great work.
So, the other team that I'd like to commend...
is Henry and Cade.
Well done, guys. Thank you.
Good job. Thanks.
You guys totally got the scale right.
I think the dimensions are absolutely bang on.
However, in this safe-from-elimination build,
only one team really did all of the things that I needed
and it came down to one single item
that was the difference between the both of you.
We just spent eight hours to build this DeLorean
and now we're standing here
like we have a serious chance of winning this.
CADE: We really want to be safe from this elimination build.
We want to win this build today.
In this safe-from-elimination build, it came down to one single item
that was the difference between the both of you.
One team managed to put something in that the other team didn't.
Henry and Cade, you added doors. Well done.
You won on the doors, boys. Man, did it.
(APPLAUSE) Good job, guys.
MAN: Good job. Well done.
Cade and Henry, how do you guys feel? Are you relieved?
Really. (OTHERS LAUGH)
That was a tough build. That really was tough.
Alright. Well, you're safe.
You are through to the second-last episode of Lego Masters
and only one build away from making the final.
Congratulations, guys. You can go out the door.
Take the rest of the day off. Thank you.
Good luck, guys.
Good work, boys. Good luck.
We've won it. See you, guys.
See you. This is a huge relief.
To be safe from an elimination in finals week, super happy.
I'm super happy. Yeah.
Alrighty, guys. Are you ready for the second half of this episode?
It is the elimination build.
There's only four tables left in here.
At the end of this, there'll only be three.
There is one team that will be going home after this build.
Alright, well, we started with a very iconic piece of cinema history.
We started with building a car from a movie.
Today's elimination build
is you will be building an iconic scene from a movie.
Alright? (CONTESTANT EXCLAIMS)
The scene is your choice -
whatever you want to build from an iconic film.
Brickman, as a clue, like, what's gonna make it pop?
What's gonna make it stand out in the world of Lego?
Of course, it's our three key things we need.
You need to show off your technical ability,
of course it's gotta look amazing, but it's all about the story.
I would like you to think a little bit outside the box.
I want to see the action.
I want to see whatever's about to just happen.
Every single person at home needs to be able to go,
"Oh, that's from that film," right?
It's gotta be really, really iconic.
Alright, the big question here is, how long do you have to build?
To make this scene truly impressive, you've got ten hours.
Ten hours to make something truly incredible.
I can't wait to see what you come up with.
I'm gonna say that ten hours begins now. Good luck.
Let's go. Good luck.
Beautiful. Let's get some textas.
Two options we can do, OK?
Alright, now, you've got a excited student here, ready...
G doesn't watch movies. But I'm ready. I'm pumped.
My grandfather - huge movie buff. I've watched so many movies.
I've got 1,000 ideas going through my head.
I'm, like, "Don't worry, G. I've got this one."
We could do, like, a cutaway, right,
and just have a lovely old boat sitting here
and just have a giant friggin' shark with all the teeth in the world...
I don't want you to tell G what this movie is.
All the teeth... Do you know what it is?
No idea. What movie is it?
'Jaws'. 'Jaws'. See, you have seen movies.
Straight away, I'm thinking Steven Spielberg,
big blockbuster movies and 'Jaws'.
I've seen it so many times, especially as a kid.
The moment that shark, the big shark is underneath the boat,
on the top of the water, that is the poster from the movie.
I just wanna start building up the ocean first.
Yeah.
We've been to a couple of elimination builds now.
We know we have to play to our strengths.
So, G's got the maritime experience, so I'm giving him the boat.
He can smash out an awesome-looking boat.
I did work at sea for four years,
so, yeah, I have a good idea what it need to look like.
And I'm gonna build a shark.
Yeah, I'm feeling pretty confident with this one.
If we can pull it off, it'll be awesome-looking.
And it's definitely eye-catching. Everyone knows that moment.
It ticks all the boxes. So we've just got to build it now.
Oh!
We need an idea now.
We need to win. We need to win. Everyone else is building.
Right now, we have to build a classic movie scene,
one of those scenes that make you go, "That is the movie."
This has to be perfect. Miller, this is finals week.
I know.
I've got nothing on my mind.
I can't even think of a single film that is iconic.
'Godzilla'? 'King Kong'?
'King Kong'. 'King Kong'. 'King Kong'.
Dude... 'King Kong', though.
K... Dude, 'King Kong'.
OK. (LAUGHS) 'King Kong'.
'King Kong'? 'King Kong'. Alright. Let's do it.
'King Kong'.
Oh, dude...
Yeah, baby! We're going!
So, we're doing 'King Kong' and that is just so perfect.
You can't think of anything better than 'King Kong'
having his hand up, swatting at a plane.
That's what we're doing.
Everybody knows 'King Kong'.
KALE: That's what I'm going with. That is absolutely it.
I don't regret a single thing I did with that build.
Sure, it didn't pay off but I don't for a second regret it.
We're gonna go even bigger on this build.
Today's second challenge is create an iconic movie moment.
We're going the moment in 'Titanic' where Jack and Rose meet
and "I'm flying. I'm flying, Jack."
I want that larger-than-life representation of Jack and Rose
that you get right up there at the front
and the supporting elements as you draw back of the rest of the ship,
so that you've got that sense of a really big ship
without losing focus on what needs to be the focus...
Mmm. ..being Jack and Rose.
Ten hours should be fine.
I don't know. I've said that before.
I've been wrong before. Hopefully I'm not wrong this time.
Hey, fellas. I take it 'The Titanic'...
'The Titanic'. ..is rising up?
So, we are going hull?
Tip of the hull? Tip of the hull.
And are you already building Jack and Rose?
Yeah. So just kind of figuring out what they kind of look like.
Any lessons learnt from last build?
Uh... Yeah. You know, eyes and bigger than your gut, I guess.
That's the saying... Kale, any lessons learnt or...?
Um... Um... Um...
(LAUGHS) Alright.
Well...may the team sail more successfully than 'The Titanic'.
Wonder how big their 'Titanic's gonna be.
It's gonna be big, mate. It's gonna be big.
What are you building, Jimmy? JIMMY: 'Exorcist'.
Nice. Which scene?
Uh, when she spews up all over the priest
and her head spins round.
You know, just happy family viewing. Yeah. Nice.
So, we didn't start off with our favourite challenge -
making a car -
but Maddy and I are movie buffs.
We love films.
In the scene that we're gonna re-create,
this poor little girl, Regan, has become possessed
and she's just turned her head 360 degrees round.
But I also want some motion with one of the priests as well,
so I'm gonna try and make one of the priests actually run on the spot.
Are we needing a gap for the motor for the priest as well?
Yep, but I'll try and use the same motor.
If we want to stay in this competition,
we're really gonna have to do something special
and I think making the priest run and the head spin
will really set us above the rest.
This is, like, my ultimate build,
so we really need to pick it up and show Brickman what we're made of.
The only thing that worries me, though,
is there's a bit of a curse around this film.
Ouch.
A lot of strange stuff happened on the set.
Cast members died. The entire set burnt down.
(STRAINS)
I just need to get this in the right spot.
So, let's just hope that that curse doesn't follow us into this build.
Oh, man... Get in there.
Alright, guys, you are two hours down
building your iconic scene.
It premieres to the world in eight hours time.
BRICKMAN: Looking good, everyone. Keep going.
G: It's just not enough time.
DAVID: Jesus. (EXHALES)
Neeewww!
So, we're working on the building first
and then we're going to build the gorilla and all the stuff around it.
So, we're building 'King Kong'. Like, what is more iconic than that?
A giant gorilla climbing the Empire State Building,
swatting planes.
#iconic.
This build, it's gonna be tough.
I mean, I've never built a gorilla before,
Jordy's never built an aeroplane before.
And on top of that, we are going original.
We're going for the 1933 movie -
non-colourised, all in black-and-white.
Hello, guys. How are you? Good. How are you?
What's going on?
Well, this is gonna be 'King Kong'.
We're also going black and white.
Oh! Totally loving the black and white thing.
I think that's really cool and it's a great point of difference
and, you know, it's very iconic Hollywood.
Now, our friend, Mr Kong - doing animals and posing,
it's not easy, right?
It's very difficult to do.
How much of this type of building have you done before?
Nothing. (LAUGHS)
Alright, let me get this straight.
It's an elimination in the last week of Lego Masters
and now, "Hey, I'm gonna try something new."
Is that what you're doing? Pretty much, yeah.
Whew!
What are we doing?
Brickman is absolutely right.
Right now, it feels like we made a big mistake.
Stressing, man.
We have to build a skyscraper, a gorilla and two planes.
Oh, man.
I'm seeing black to here, white to here, grey, like...
I say we get about this much height just for ship.
Alright.
Today's build is to pick an iconic movie scene.
We ended up choosing the most famous scene from 'Titanic',
the big love scene.
Rose and Jack. "I'm flying."
Bilsy has the easiest part right now -
to make the ship come to here.
I'm focusing on our little figures.
Speaking as an artist, the moment really comes down to Jack and Rose.
The hair. I love the hair.
'Titanic' was never a movie about 'The Titanic'.
'Titanic' was a love story about Jack and Rose.
The decision is made not to use mini figures
because mini figures will get lost.
You won't be able to see them or recognise them.
I've never done anything by halves and I'm not starting now.
Except for half a DeLorean. (LAUGHS)
DAVID: I might add another row here. I reckon I can get more teeth in.
Today we're building the scene from an iconic film, 'Jaws'.
That looks like a shark. It looks vicious.
So, I guess the whole point of Jaws is he's a scary shark,
so he needs to have big teeth and a big...
And a lot of them. A lot of teeth.
So I'm just gonna work on the mouth.
That's what everyone's gonna be looking at.
Get in there, teeth.
The shark's gonna have as much detail as I can.
Like, I've put in as many teeth as I can.
Really want to make him look big and scary compared to the boat size
so everyone will know it's Jaws.
He does actually bite down. Look at that.
Oh, he looks hungry, eh? He looks hungry.
Alrighty, Brickman, I reckon...
I think my head has changed a bit on this build, right,
'cause I thought the whole thing, when we started,
I thought would be, "Oh, can we recognise what scene it is?"
But that's clearly a given.
I think you're absolutely right.
It's about now conveying the actual moment.
"Is it making me feel the way I felt when I..."
Absolutely. "..saw that movie?"
Absolutely. That is exactly it.
DAVID: Does that look like a shark, G?
G: That is massive.
So, David and G's 'Jaws', for me, it's capturing that very moment
between the shark and the ship.
About there. That's where it's gonna sit on the thing.
It's gonna be beautiful.
Jordan and Miller are doing 'King Kong', right?
(EXCLAIMS) (LAUGHS)
I mean, we're nearly halfway, right? Yeah.
We're nearly halfway and there's no monkey.
If I were in their shoes, I would've been full-time
the whole ten hours working on the monkey.
Alrighty, guys, you are exactly halfway through.
Five hours down, five hours to go to build your iconic movie scene.
If you are at the bottom today, this is an elimination.
Somebody in this room, this will be their last build on Lego Masters.
Don't let it be you.
So, the plan is, for the moment, we're just leaving King Kong alone
and focusing solely on the Empire State Building.
And we're really pushing towards getting that done.
Jordo and Miller.
G'day. Rocking it in New York.
I have a question for you. Yes?
Hang on, hang on. What I might do...
So I might just... A little trail.
(LAUGHS) Right?
I'm trying to get some encouragement
because we really need...
A monkey? ..something that eats bananas.
Yes. We do.
You do know that if there's no monkey on here,
you're going home, right?
100%.
Get on the monkey. Yep.
Thank you. Alright. Go build a monkey.
(LAUGHS)
Brickman is right.
Alright.
It's really time to get moving with King Kong.
Hey, Mill? Mmm?
Remember that time when we were, like,
"Oh, yeah, we'll be gone first week" and then we kept not getting gone?
Mmm. Let's keep up that pattern.
Yeah.
When we first started in this competition,
we were, like, "Oh, we are not getting past the first elimination."
But now we're actually in finals week,
we really need to just stretch ourselves.
We need to test our limits.
This is Lego Masters and, like, that's what Lego's all about.
It's time for monkey.
(AMERICAN ACCENT) More monkey business.
For those making priests at home,
I'm making some sexy priest legs right there.
We're going with, you know, a bit of iconic horror film -
'The Exorcist'.
Eventually, we're gonna have Regan - or 'RAY-gan' -
the girl, she's there with her head spinning round.
We've got our young priest here sort of, "Argh!"
sort of running in that direction.
These motors have been super time-consuming
but I really want us to jump off the page
and I think making the priest run and the head spin
will really set us above the rest.
(MOTOR WHIRRS)
BRICKMAN: Jimmy and Maddy. Brickman!
How are we doing? Yeah, look, OK.
Can I have a demo? Am I allowed to see your thing in action?
Absolutely.
Wow. OK.
So we're still kind of finetuning it and sticking it down
but we've got some legs.
OK. Cool.
I must admit, when 'The Exorcist' came out on television -
I was very young boy - I was petrified, right?
Yeah.
You know, it actually really built up an atmosphere.
Oh, definitely. A really scary atmosphere.
My question to you is,
having an almost slapstick-like element with the priest running away,
does that release the pressure of what that movie scene is?
You need to bottle that feel.
Yeah. Awesome. Thanks. Good luck.
Yeah. Thanks, Brickman.
Good advice.
I think it's a really good point 'cause it's a horror film,
it's not a comedy.
Yes, I'll make sure he's not looking too...
Oh, so you want to keep it? Yeah, I will.
I'll have him running but I won't make it as wacky as I was going to.
Yeah, right. OK.
I totally get that the head spinning... I think that'll work.
The running legs, I think it might be overstepping the mark.
I just think when he gives us advice, you know what I mean,
like, it's advice for a reason.
It's a really fine line, though, so...
I just don't think we need the legs.
I'm really worried about what he said.
Are you happy with that blue for her top? Yep.
Today, we're re-creating 'The Exorcist's most iconic scene
out of Lego.
Brickman says it's looking too comical with the running legs.
'Cause it's a horror film, it's not a comedy.
And I'm absolutely hearing what Maddy's saying.
But I just really want to go with this.
I think it'll add to it. I really do.
But we'll make sure it's terror.
I won't make it, like, wacky and silly.
It has been an absolute epic journey to get all the way to finals week.
I just don't want to play it safe.
I think if we play it safe and we don't get through,
we'll be kicking ourselves.
Alright, I really think we need to move on, baby.
OK. It's just eating away at our time.
Sure, sure.
When it comes to a film like 'The Exorcist',
there's a lot of detail to it.
We've just got to really push on and get this detail in
'cause this is what Brickman likes
and I think we really need to stand out.
DAVID: He's a happy, happy shark.
Today, we're building Steven Spielberg, big blockbuster movie...
'Jaws'.
I mean, we've chosen a really good movie, a really good scene.
The shark's turned out amazing.
G's boat looks bang on. G: Yes.
Coming into finals week, I'm feeling a bit of pressure.
But, I mean, we're happy with what we've built.
We've created something we're pretty proud of.
G, I just want to show you something, mate.
It's amazing. You'll never guess what I've done.
I have a shark on a stick. Look at that.
What do you reckon? That's good. It's a massive shark.
It's an awesome shark.
It's the biggest shark you've ever seen.
We're flowing right and we're just working well together.
It's very important. Yeah.
G! G, look.
Oh, yeah. There's two waves.
Being on the show with G has brought us heaps closer together.
So I don't know if I'll be able to just walk down
and ask him to come and do me a favour anymore.
I'll have to have a chat about some Lego
and maybe remember some of the stuff we've built here.
What is that old saying?
It is a really life-changing experience.
We know each other on a total different level now.
Good. Give me a fist bump. Boom.
Yeah. Boom.
It's gonna be totally different at work now.
Alrighty, everyone.
We're coming up to a pretty significant milestone here.
G, I was wondering if you could do me a favour.
When it hits two, to pump everyone up and bring this build home,
can you just yell out "Two hours to go, everyone,"
and fire everyone up, alright?
Two, one... Go.
You have two hours to go! Two hours to go!
Good! (OTHERS CHEER AND APPLAUD)
Well done, G. Yeah! (LAUGHS)
MADDY: Jimmy, can you hurry up?
I heard it. It was amazing.
Looks amazing, dude. Thank you.
MILLER: With two hours to go, I've started building King Kong.
He's already taking shape.
I've got, like, his mouth open, roaring. He looks angry.
He looks like a gorilla.
King Kong is finally taking shape.
I am currently very happy with my King Kong.
Dude! Nice!
(LAUGHS) Thanks.
My boy!
That's my boy.
I reckon that we really need to just stretch ourselves.
We need to test our limits. I mean, this is Lego Masters.
We really need to be pushing our limits, stretching ourselves.
We're having the time of our lives right now
and we really don't want to go home.
I mean, normal life's pretty boring,
so we want to stay in this competition.
It's huge.
OK. Turns out I didn't need jumper plates.
Alrighty, guys, you have got one hour.
(ALARM BLARES)
One hour to go to find out
if you make it into the penultimate episode of Lego Masters.
Good luck.
Whoops. Don't tell Kale.
I reckon it's pretty much done.
Quick question - have you put the top of the Empire State building
with King Kong on the top there?
Have you tried to do it? No. We haven't.
Do you want me to be here to help you put it on?
No, it's fine. It's all good.
Just the general idea of you touching things...
No offence. Is there a bit of that going around?
This is a very delicate system that we've got on here.
Jordy's very savage.
It just doesn't fit... I was thinking about...
No, no, no. I understand. I understand.
Hamish doesn't have a great track record when it comes to, like,
touching people's Lego, being near Lego.
I'm sorry, Hame. No, no.
Sometimes there's a time for a host to go.
Totally understand it.
I don't want him even coming close to our build.
(TAPS)
JIMMY: Maddy? Yep.
Cool. I've just finished the priest.
Hey! (LAUGHS)
A bit of free hammering. Thank you.
Don't tell the other teams. OK.
The Technic and the motors took so much time.
We've really got to knuckle down and work hard.
We're gonna focus on details.
We're gonna make sure the story pops
and we're gonna make sure it looks as good as it can be
because one thing we definitely don't do
is present an unfinished build.
(BRICKS CRASH)
I just put my foot in a box.
Everything, everything in this build is taking too long,
the figures, the ship, everything
and we're gonna have to start readjusting
and basically just picking and choosing
which details can be discarded.
A little bit of a deck. There's a rear wall to that.
Then there's this top and then the centre cabin and there's the...
Whatever else we do here today, we need to have a finished build.
Get the cabin up. Get the rest of the top of the ship done.
Then we'll work on water effect and sunset effect.
(SIGHS) Really frustrated.
Can you tell? (LAUGHS)
Alrighty, guys, you have got ten minutes.
Ten minutes time, Brickman will be looking at your epic movie scene
and figuring out which three teams of the four here are going through
to the penultimate episode to join Henry and Cade.
I hope it is you.
I think, yeah, the urgency's on.
We've got to pump into the last minute because, you know,
this could be our last minute.
First elimination of finals week
and, you know, it's like this could be your last build
on this massive, awesome journey.
I don't want it to be, so we'll keep going hard but...
Come on. Come on.
Um... Think. I can't even think. Um...
Huh? I can't even think.
So, you've got bibles, you've got crucifixes.
Do you want me to make something else?
A teddy bear flung on the floor? Yep. Sure.
I've got, you know, a bit of detail in here.
I've got, you know, paintings flung off the wall.
I've got furniture, obviously.
I don't want to go home and I'm just hoping it pays off.
MILLER: Now it's time to put this bad boy on.
JORDAN: I need another stool...
Is he on? He's on.
He's not 100% on. Isn't he?
It's like...
Just like that? That's fine. It's very lightly not on.
Um...
OK.
No need to do anything...
crazy. (LAUGHS)
He says, as he does something crazy. Um...
No, wait.
Yep. (BRICKS CRASH)
Sorry.
Alrighty, guys, you have spent 599 minutes building this.
You have got one minute to go.
It's gotta be spun around to the angle
that you want Brickman to look at it at and judge it from.
You've got 51 seconds. Good luck.
OK.
DAVID: Got some more coral. And then I've found another crab.
You can never have enough crabs, you know.
I just need to do some, like, corally stuff, man.
Some bleached coral over there.
And, G, this is the shot here.
30 seconds, guys. 26 seconds, actually.
Let's put it... Good.
Good work. Well done.
Nine, eight, seven, six, five,
four, three, two, one.
Call it. Call it.
Well done. Great job, everyone.
Dude...
Awesome.
Great job. Wowee.
I'm knackered, man.
How did you go? I hope it's good.
Well done, babes.
(EXHALES)
This is not our day.
This was not our build, even though it was a theme that we loved.
Man, I hope it's not...
Oh, well.
I'm so proud of you. Yeah, you too.
Sorry. I just get so, like, wound up.
You care about Lego.
Jimmy and I, like, no matter how hard things get,
we will never give up.
We will go down fighting.
Maddy, baby, don't worry. It's amazing.
We've done so good.
Alrighty, guys, you have had, as I'm sure you're aware,
ten hours to put together your iconic movie scene.
I look around the room, I see four iconic movie scenes.
Brickman, do you feel like that part has been ticked?
Absolutely. You guys have all nailed the brief.
Well done. Massive. Awesome.
But the second part was how much can you wow Brickman.
That is the bit we will find out now. Let's have a look at them.
Let's go.
Ten hours to build a scene from an iconic film.
Gents. Alrighty. Hey, fellas.
So, we've made Steven Spielberg, big blockbuster movie, 'Jaws'.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
It's like the first time you see 'Jaws',
so everyone remembers that part.
Man, it looks awesome. There's no question what this scene is.
Like, no-one thinks this is the bit in 'Shrek'
where they go to sea for a little bit.
Brickman, what's your thoughts?
Guys, I think you should feel super proud of it.
I think it's absolutely awesome.
Boy, am I glad you went down this path here.
If you actually see the film of the shark when it happens,
it's almost like an explosion happens.
It's really Hollywood exaggerated, right?
The subtlety of what you've done here,
these little splashes, for example, say, it's given it...
Like, the shark's actually coming out of the water.
You're giving that illusion of movement.
If you had have covered that up, it would've been lost. Yeah.
Other things for me, the shark itself, right?
It ain't 'Jaws' without the shark, is it, right?
I really love the double layered teeth.
The pink inside the mouth I thought was really quite important as well.
Super impressed, guys. 'Jaws' rocks. Nice work.
Thanks. Thanks.
(OTHERS APPLAUD)
What a relief.
We'd put in so much work and it was right out of our depth.
I hope that we're good enough to go forward.
Boys, boys, boys.
Hello. Hello.
Welcome to the observation deck of the Empire State Building.
Dude...
We built the Empire State Building with a King Kong and a plane.
I've never built an animal in my life
but I reckon it looks absolutely incredible.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
How are you feeling?
You guys still feel like your heart rate's coming down a little bit?
Yeah.
I mean, we're feeling great because we're really happy with our build.
Overall, like, I'm really proud,
for something that I've never done before.
I was really scared that you were not gonna get that ape done in time
'cause 'King Kong' without King Kong, well, it's nothing, isn't it?
It's a documentary on the Empire State Building.
Correct. That's right.
But you managed to pull it off, so thank goodness for that.
I knew exactly what it was.
His face, the way you've used those little eyes and those teeth,
I think is awesome.
But you know what, I tell you what I am the most impressed with -
the fact that you guys decided to go black and white.
That is the boldest thing you have done in Lego Masters to date.
Well done, guys. Great job. Thank you very much.
Awesome, boys. Well done. Thank you.
Brickman's given us some really positive feedback,
so we're really hoping that we can get into that top two
but even better, it would be awesome if we could win.
G'day, guys. Maddy and Jimmy.
In today's build, we picked 'The Exorcist'
and I think one of the most iconic scenes of all time
has to be, you know, Regan in the bed with the head spinning.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
I love all the detail that is in the room.
There's vomit everywhere. Thank you.
Fish tank smashed. It's one of those cool things.
There is, like, a lot of Easter eggs around the room.
The whole point of this scene, though,
is our young, poor possessed girl and her head spinning around.
Can we see... Can you show us? Yeah, absolutely.
Will we see the exorcism taking place
and the legs running at the same time?
You will. There's the priest running away.
Here comes the head.
(WHIRRING)
(LAUGHS) We made it a little bit too slow.
If feels like when I'm at dinner with my dad at a Chinese restaurant
and I ask him to pass around something on the lazy Susan
and he won't 'cause he's eating it all.
(LAUGHS) Brickman, what are your thoughts?
First off, looking at it, there's no doubt in anyone's mind
that's THE scene from 'The Exorcist'.
Yes!
I like the fact that you guys went through a mental checklist
of everything that was in the scene.
Unfortunately, Jimmy, I guess for me,
we didn't really need the running legs.
OK. Sure. Yeah.
It actually makes it almost a little bit comical.
Yeah.
And boy, is doing people tough! Yeah.
It's not only tough
to make someone's face demonically possessed, right,
but to actually make it look like someone in particular,
that's a real skill that actually takes years of practice.
I love the fact that you challenged yourselves
and you really pushed yourselves hard
to get those technical bits and pieces,
but they're the bit that makes the build
not quite up to Jimmy and Maddy's standard.
Yeah. Fair enough.
(SIGHS)
Even though it was a theme that we loved and were so passionate about,
we just haven't cut the mustard today.
Hopefully what we've done is enough to get us over the edge.
(SIGHS) Bugger.
Ahoy.
Alright, boys... I'm sure they did ahoys on 'The Titanic'.
(LAUGHS)
BILSY: I feel great.
It's 'Titanic', no matter which way you look at it.
KALE: That's definitely Jack and Rose, on the front of 'The Titanic'
with a beautiful sunset behind them.
Awesome.
Fellas, happy with how it turned out?
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
If you shake the table, you can get Rose to nod as well.
Look at that. Rose, are you pretty happy?
There's obviously no doubt what this is.
Brickman, what do you reckon? Alright.
So, I want to talk about perhaps the biggest issue
that I have with the build.
Ahoy. Hey, guys.
BILSY: Today's build is to pick an iconic movie scene.
We ended up choosing the most famous scene from 'Titanic',
the big love scene - Rose and Jack, "I'm flying."
So, I want to talk about
perhaps the biggest issue that I have with the build.
It's the scale.
Everything at a certain point must be the same scale.
So, let's take Jack and Rose.
The actual size of the ship must be maybe 15 times larger
than what it is at the same point they're at.
The other thing that I have a little issue about -
they both have the same face.
With the exception of his nose with the two little studs,
it's very difficult to tell them apart, between who they are.
But you have absolutely captured the moment.
There is not a person alive who hasn't seen this movie
that doesn't know what this is, right?
Massive tick. Well done. Big build.
Well done, guys. Thank you.
He pointed out we got the scale wrong.
We know we could be going home.
Alrighty, guys.
Before we get down to business, Henry and Cade, welcome back.
BOTH: Thank you. Fellas, you're back.
You're obviously safe into tomorrow
and this is where we find out who will be joining you.
Brickman, who is definitely safe?
So, the first team I would like to call forward...
Jordan and Miller.
MAN: Yes! Well done.
Whoo!
Guys, rapt with the whole choice to make black and white.
What a very bold, brave decision to work in greyscale.
Great stuff, guys.
And up and down ten hours, some panicky times.
The good news is, like, you're definitely safe.
How does that feel? So good.
It feels awesome to be safe.
Everybody's builds are just awesome today.
We were feeling really nervous.
Alright. Well, well done. Well done, boys.
And the second team is...
(SIGHS)
..David and G.
MAN: Yeah! Whoo!
I feel like I've seen you up here before.
Yeah.
Big exhale, G. Yes.
Happy? Yes, I'm happy.
Thanks for the long discussion.
(ALL LAUGH)
Guys, you know what got it for me? The water.
The decision you made giving that illusion of movement,
that was such a great decision to make.
Well done. Thank you.
MAN: Good job, boys. Good job.
So, there was one team out of both of you
that went that slight two-by-four brick further
than the other and that team is...
Jordan and Miller. Well done. Yes!
Well done!
Whoo!
Guys, the extra bit that got you over the line was that gorilla.
In the end, you managed to pull it off.
Super proud. Well done, guys. Thanks very much, Brickman.
This is the first time we've won.
It felt great being in top two
but now we're actually number one for this build...
Yeah, boy! ..so, oh, it's so good!
(IMITATES MONKEY HOOTING) (LAUGHS)
Alrighty, but we do all know that part of being in a contest
means that unfortunately one team does have to go home.
Brickman?
Kale and Bilsy, Maddy and Jimmy, please step forward.
So, Kale and Bilsy,
why do you think you're in danger of leaving us today?
I think the scale.
Kale?
The boat doesn't work with the figs.
Jimmy and Maddy? I think we really dropped the ball.
I think I was just trying to be too flashy.
I should've listened
and I think that really bit a huge bunch of time for us.
Both teams had issues in their build today.
But unfortunately, one team must go home
and sadly...
that's Jimmy and Maddy.
Yep.
Completely fair. So fair.
(SIGHS)
Good win, guys.
Alright, guys, well, let me be the first to congratulate you
on making it this far in Lego Masters.
You guys have been awesome fun to have...
Such an honour. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.
Thanks, guys. Thanks, guys.
Awesome.
Do you have, like, you know, a favourite memory from the show?
Oh, man, like, this whole experience
has, like, been a highlight of my life.
I couldn't agree more.
It's just the coolest thing we've ever done.
Yeah. 100%. I mean, it's just been so much fun.
It's just been the best. Thank you so much.
Oh, man, totally. With a heavy heart, as we say goodbye, we will miss you.
Clap them out. That was awesome. Thanks, Jimmy and Maddy.
Thanks, guys. Thank you so much, guys.
I didn't think I'd ever get so emotional about playing with Lego.
Yeah.
(CACKLES)
It's alive!
Friendships were forged and the skills we've built...
and just loving being a big kid.
Like, it's just been the most amazing experience.
Definitely not the end of our adventures, I think.
This is just one adventure ending and another one begins.
But, oh, this one has been one heck of an adventure. (LAUGHS)
Thanks, mate.
We're gonna miss you. We'll miss you too.
See you, mate.
Oh!
Good luck, everyone. Have an awesome one.
Bye for now. Jimmy and Maddy!
Next time, four teams remain...
HENRY: Being the pointy end of the competition,
I think everyone's got their game faces on.
I can tell right now everyone wants to win.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM)
A trip through time...
Prehistoric, medieval, the Wild West and the future.
..is all that stands between them and a spot in the finale.
Oh, boy.
We want to be there.
We want to have that chance of that 100 grand,
that title of Lego Masters.
Ow.
There will be blood...
What's going on? What's going on? Medic! Medic!
..sweat...
and just general panic.
This is the build that will get you in the grand final.
I have it all under control.
I've gotta get them out of this rut.
(SIGHS) Alright.
And a competition favourite will be sent home.
I'm gonna be looking at you for potential elimination today.