MAN: Oh, wow. MAN 2: Nice.
HAMISH: This season on Lego Masters...
WOMAN: Oh, my God. ..a world of wonder was revealed.
MAN: Oh, man. MAN 2: This is insane.
The country's best Lego builders...
WOMAN: We can bring any concept that we have to life.
MAN: We love creating new worlds with crazy characters.
..produced builds that were simply out of this world.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) (WOMAN SQUEALS)
MAN: The whole story and concept you've got was great.
It's unreal. MAN: And, boy, did it look amazing.
Never-before-seen Lego challenges...
You've gotta build the other half out of Lego.
MAN: Replicate this DeLorean as perfectly as we possibly can.
MAN: Make a bridge that spans from 2m of water.
That's really cool.
But no matter what we through at them...
I'm freaking out. PEOPLE: Whoa!
(MAN EXHALES)
MAN: Yeah, these jaws are tricky, hey?
..they took it in their stride.
..as we sprinted to the finals week.
We said our goodbyes.
MAN: And that's why you'll be going home today.
Thank you for competing.
MAN: This is probably the greatest thing we've ever done.
Highlight of my life. I couldn't agree more.
MAN: It's clearly the wrong scale.
MAN: The semi-finals was never the time to play it safe.
Tonight...
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) ..the Lego Masters finale.
Three teams remain.
Jordan and Miller. MAN: We're here to have fun.
There's no point in building Lego if it's not to have fun.
Cade and Henry.
MAN: Lego is much a creative outlet.
Being able to, like, come up with crazy things
but then you're actually able to physically make them.
And David and G. Boom.
We love building colours and textures and moving machinery.
Face their biggest build yet.
Dude. (CHUCKLES) Oh, wow.
It pushes our contestants like never before.
MAN: This is the hardest build we have done.
MAN: Oh, yeah, we've gotta get cracking.
At this point I just wanted to scream.
MAN: It's a nightmare. MAN 2: We are running out of time.
I didn't touch it. Oh!
What I want to see is them go bigger, go crazier.
I want to be going, "You know what? You've just totally blown me away."
The moment is finally here. It is time to find out.
And who will be crowned Australia's first Lego Master?
The winner is... (DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
(UPLIFTING MUSIC CONTINUES)
Already,, guys, you are the Lego Masters finalists.
Well done. Well done. (APPLAUSE)
JORDAN: It's the grand finale. It's the Lego Masters grand finale.
MILLER: To get this far feels absolutely awesome
and we're super proud.
Obviously, you knew that at the end of the last episode
but welcome to the Lego Masters grand finale.
It's not a grand final. It's actually a grand finale.
Does anyone know the difference
between a grand final and a grand finale, 'cause...
Yep. What is the difference? One's got an 'e' on the end.
One has an 'e' on the end. This is the grand finale.
Even fancier than a final.
We started with eight teams.
You guys are the remaining three teams.
This is what it all comes down to today.
G, have you got finale fever?
No. (LAUGHTER)
'Cause I reckon you do. I think we all have. Yeah.
Miller and Jordan, you guys have made it.
You know, you're in finale town now.
Did you expect this to be such an emotional rollercoaster,
going through this?
Well, it's a big change
from building in our mums' living room floors.
It's full-on serious.
We've gotta do the best we can and just give it everything we've got.
Henry and Cade, how are you guys feeling?
Feeling pumped. Yeah.
Feeling pumped.
Obviously there's a lot at stake but, yeah, we're gonna have a blast.
Alright, you guys, there is a bit of a surprise today as well.
We have organised a big gun.
To help out 'Brickman' in assessing the final build,
we have flown in somebody from Lego headquarters in Denmark.
Oh, wow.
She is in charge of creating the Lego Friends brand,
which has won - no big deal - Toy of the Year two times...
Wow. ..since 2012.
She's also bringing with her something fairly impressive
that I reckon you guys will wanna see.
Would you please welcome, all the way from Denmark,
Fenella Charity.
MAN: Yeah. (APPLAUSE, WHISTLING)
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
Have a look at that. Wow. (APPLAUSE CONTINUES)
Oh, nice.
MAN: Look at that. That looks awesome.
Thank you so much. Great to see you, Fenella.
Welcome. Boom.
(CHORAL MUSIC) The Lego Masters trophy.
It even comes with its own glow. (CHORAL MUSIC CONTINUES)
G: You see the trophy. It is now a reality.
Now we start thinking now we can take it.
We can take the prize.
We can take the time and then we can collect the trophy.
Soak it in.
But also, welcome, Fenella. How are you?
Hi. Yeah, really good, thank you. (APPLAUSE)
Fenella, you are the senior design manager at Lego
so I assume from that title you have designers underneath you,
as well, that you are managing.
Yep. How does he do it?
And I've pieced that together just from your title.
But because today you will have designers in front of you building,
like, what do these guys have to do to impress you?
I'm gonna be looking for how you use the bricks,
how you bring an idea to life,
so I really can't wait to see your plans.
I'm really excited. Awesome.
Well, thank you for being here.
CADE: Having Fenella here is actually really special.
She is a senior design manager from Lego.
She makes sets. That's so cool.
That's what I would love to do one day.
This is gonna be your longest job interview ever.
OK, you probably want to know what the final build is.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Today... (DRAMATIC MUSIC)
..there's no brief.
Today's build is a total free imagination build.
You literally can build whatever you like.
It's still gotta be out of Lego.
MAN: We can make whatever we want.
This is gonna be amazing.
Of course, throughout all of our challenges,
we've had key criteria and this is no different.
So your bricks need to do the talking.
We need to see technical skills.
You'll also need to show aesthetics.
And, of course, your story's got to be incredible.
And, just because it seems like it's fun
to keep bombarding you guys with surprises,
today's build, what you create today,
is gonna be judged by 250 members of the public.
MAN: Wow. (CHUCKLES) Wow.
Once you have finished today's build, we'll be opening that door
and 250 people will be walking in here
and they will get to vote for their favourite build.
Same rules as regular democracy. One person, one vote.
Wow.
Except it's actually not exactly the same rules.
We've got two golden bricks
and I'm gonna give one to Brickman and I will give one to you, Fenella.
Now, I know you've done a lot of cool stuff with Lego in your life
but, just so you know, that's a huge deal, OK?
That's massive in Australia.
Each of those golden bricks will be cast by Brickman and Fenella
for the build they like.
They're worth 50 votes each.
It's what could put you over the edge.
Alrighty, three builds.
I am pretty excited to see what you guys come up with.
You probably want to know how long you've got.
For the finale, you have got 28 hours.
Whoa. Dude.
28 hours, to conceive of and construct
something fairly mind-blowing.
I mean, it has to be the most mind-blowing thing
we've seen so far in the season.
Since it is 28 hours, would you like to begin?
ALL: Yes.
Alright, I'm gonna say it starts now. Good luck.
(APPLAUSE) Let's do this.
Get it done. Come on, David. It's the finale.
Alright, dude.
JORDAN: Um, OK, so whatever we do, it has to be epic.
I know you want to do it. I know you want to do it.
Tell me you're gonna... You're gonna say...
Space.
Yeah, boy! (LAUGHS)
So, we've done some many awesome builds in this competition so far
but we haven't been able
to do something that's completely our choice.
Gotta use the mind mapping technique.
Space fight.
And so the shackles are off.
We get to build whatever we want
and we're going with space because we have to.
It's what we love
and it will really bring out our strengths.
It wouldn't feel right unless we didn't have the mind map.
Nah, if we didn't have the mind map it wouldn't be Millar and Jordan.
Space fight. Space fight. Space monster.
How many ships in a space fight? We don't know.
Well, we haven't flushed that out yet.
I reckon we should have, like, one big, like big ship.
That's a big ship. Yeah, like at least...
You need to write 'massive'. (LAUGHTER)
Really, really big.
So, the story is we're gonna have the bad guys' ship
stealing cargo from the good guys' big mothership.
We've gotta make this 'wow'. Yeah.
This competition means everything to me and Miller.
Lego Masters is our absolute dream.
We're just cool 19-year-old dudes who...
Rar. (POPS)
Unst-unst-unst. Peuh-peuh-peuh-peuh.
..like to have fun.
Let's go. Think, Jordan, think.
I never thought
that we would make it past the first round of eliminations.
Holy crab nuggets.
We've made the most of every second that we've got.
Yep.
We've given it our all.
Yeah! We're going.
Alright. (LAUGHTER)
We've built some incredible stuff.
BRICKMAN: Amazing. Awesome. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
We never turned our imaginations off.
We never turned our childhoods off.
This is the boldest thing you have done in Lego Masters to date.
(APPLAUSE)
And now we're in the top three.
Anything's possible
so if we put our minds to it I reckon we can win.
Um...
I'm getting my space boy MIDI stick.
Miller, that's really not important. It's so important.
So, dude, it's gotta be epic. Fricken epic, man.
Yeah, man. It's the finale. It has to be epic.
We're here to prove to Australia that we are the best Lego builders.
You know, this competition has been really long.
It's been... We've had some crazy builds.
BRICKMAN: It's so unexpected.
Absolutely epic.
It's amazing. Well done.
Throughout all the builds,
we've really showed the two different building styles
that we have coming together.
Cade has unbelievable artistry of Lego bricks.
Got this beautiful violin
and we're wanting this woman kinda growing out of the violin.
And he's an amazing storyteller.
Pshh. And he's also there. Yeah.
And it falls apart. Do that again.
Yeah.
And I love working with Technic Lego.
I'm absolutely stoked with it.
It's the fusion of your two building styles.
If we combine the two we can build something truly epic.
But the thing is we have to play to our strengths
and we need to divide labour evenly.
We need to be able to go, "You do this, I'll do this."
To win the title of Lego Masters,
every team will be picking what they do really well.
You know, they're gonna be going with their strengths
so we're gonna do exactly the same.
I've got an idea.
What if we do, like, your old Greek-style boat.
Yep. Wiring. In a storm.
But it just makes sense to have,
like, an Olympian god there, Poseidon.
Yeah, man, that would be fricking awesome.
So we decide to incorporate our signature styles.
Henry's gonna go with his Mack frame underneath
and we're gonna clad it as Poseidon.
We're going to have a massive wave
and he's going to be erupting out of it.
We'll have a ship
and he'll be fighting a giant serpent.
What do you reckon? Yeah, I love it. I love it.
Dude, this is, like, what you and me will do best.
I'm loving our idea. It seems totally epic.
What's more appropriate for a grand finale, you know?
I haven't seen anything like this made out of Lego before.
I think that can set us apart.
G: The first thing is to get the rides up and running.
DAVID: Get the big ones done.
'cause they're gonna take up the most rows.
From the start,
we liked the idea of doing movement and motion in our builds.
This is gonna take a while.
We thought something with lots of motion is a theme park.
So we need to make something that is just eye-catching, colourful
and everything moves.
We need as much moving components as we can.
It has to have a rollercoaster, Ferris wheel.
They're the two main centrepiece.
And from then on it's the smaller rides,
so a merry-go-round, a swinging pirate ship.
Yeah, I guess building a theme park
is something that does play to our strengths
because it's real.
We've seen it.
But for this one I'm pulling the trump card out.
Ace up the sleeve. We're gonna make everything move.
At this point the whole competition has been a lot of pressure.
I mean, especially for G, you know?
I have no idea what I'm doing. I have no idea where I'm going.
G getting cranky and a bit angry, we've seen a fair bit.
I need more flowers.
G, have you got a projector? No. No.
No, no, no, no.
Happy? No. Not at all.
I'm frustrated. (BLEEP) Sad, angry.
I have them all.
(GASPS)
I get upset because passion. That is the reason why.
My passion for Lego.
BRICKMAN: Man, it looks awesome.
David and G. (APPLAUSE)
I think G might have smiled. I think I saw it, but...
It was a grimace. Not a smile.
Let's try that.
Alright. We're doing a theme park. Yes.
Does it have a name? It's going to be Lego Masters Land.
LM Land. LM Land. I like it.
G, could you do me a favour? Just for my own amusement.
Um, just see this camera here?
Could you look down the barrel
and just quickly do, like, the TV ad for the theme park?
Like, tell people they're gonna have, like, heaps of fun?
Like, go for it.
Guys, come on down to LM Land.
Um... (UPBEAT MUSIC)
There's nothing yet, but... (LAUGHS) Don't say that on the ad.
No-one's coming to that theme park.
There will be a rollercoaster, a Ferris wheel.
(LAUGHS)
Cover price - hot dogs.
Be there or be square.
And we're out. That is the ad for Lego Masters Land.
I'm gonna go online now and get some tickets for that.
I think after that ad, oh, they'll be selling quick.
You're not the guy from the Lego Masters Land ad, are you?
I bet you get that a lot. Yeah, I don't want to go.
My family loves that ad. I thought it was you.
It's him. It's the guy from the ad.
(TENSE MUSIC)
BRICKMAN: Let's go, everyone. Looking great. Keep going.
(TENSE MUSIC)
CADE: This is a surprisingly complicated build.
HENRY: You think yours is complicated?
Look at that. Nice.
I do think mine is completed.
Alright, Fenella. I mean, you've got your head around it.
Yeah. You happy with what you're seeing?
Yeah, I'm super excited.
Cade and Henry's is literally an epic idea.
I have to say I haven't seen that theme before
so I'm really interested. The mythical Greek...
Yeah. ..ocean god.
It's so epic. Like, it has a huge potential.
Are you putting the eyes in? Yep.
Good call, man. Yep.
I think David and G - the theme park, it could be so fun.
It could really come to life.
DAVID: See you later. I'm going home.
(LAUGHS)
It's almost there.
BRICKMAN: Those guys are amazingly great at that technical angle.
What I want to see is them go bigger, go crazier.
Jordan and Miller, OK, space.
Out of the three teams,
they're the one with perhaps the biggest opportunity.
It's space. There's no rules.
MILLER: How you doing?
JORDAN: Good. I'm just building a giant spaceship.
Everyone is really good
but this is the bit where it's like do something out of the box
and that's what's gonna get them there.
Big time. And, you know, when I'm casting my golden brick,
I wanna be going, "You know what? You've just totally blown me away
"and that's the reason why I wanna be casting that brick."
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(IMITATES DRUM NOISE) (UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUES)
Dude. What?
I did a thing.
I got this.
I have built this giant Technic frame.
It's really good. I'm really happy with it.
It's all strong and solid.
It's taken me a really long time but it's done.
It looks awesome, to be honest with you, Jordy.
It looks absolutely awesome.
I'm actually really happy with it. Yeah.
So while Jordy's been working on the mothership,
I'm working on a fleet of fighters
to be, you know, crashing into things,
blowing each other up.
Make this scene look really epic.
Hello. Space explorers.
Hey, we've got a full-on Armada down there, have we?
Yeah. Awesome.
Thank you. Yeah. Feeling good?
Feeling very good.
Well, we've got quite a large ship here.
What is its...? How's it gonna...?
So, we're thinking that the large ship
will be pretty flat on the table.
Because it's sort of going to be our horizon
and sort of like our level thing. OK.
And then, like, that's how we're gonna see that everything's,
you know, upside down and in space and all that sort of stuff.
Space is the perfect opportunity not to be flat and level.
Yeah. There's no horizon in space.
Yeah. There's no flat level.
There's no reference point, right?
Who's to say this thing isn't pointing straight up?
Yeah.
And it's actually, you know, way up here?
Mm. Keep going, alright? Good job.
(TENSE MUSIC)
So, putting our mothership on an angle
would make it a lot, you know, cooler for the public to see
but it also adds a lot of problems.
It's light at the moment
but once we actually start putting everything on there
it's gonna start getting really heavy.
I might have to change some things.
We've got some serious work to do.
I'm starting to really freak out.
(SIGHS) Oh, God. Why? Why, Brickman? Why, Brickman?
JORDAN: It's the grand finale.
We've got a one-in-three shot at $100,000
and we're gonna build some awesome space scene.
BRICKMAN: There's no horizon in space.
MILLAR: Yeah.
Who's to say this thing isn't pointing straight up?
Yeah.
Brickman has suggested that it would be great
if this big mothership was on a dramatic angle.
(TENSE MUSIC)
I don't want him to right
because I built this thing to be on a horizontal plane.
Mil.
That would actually look so cool. How good.
But it is technically the right move.
Yeah, boy!
That would look incredible. So here we go.
I've already done a lot of work for this frame
and it was pretty much done
but now that we've decided to move to putting it on a 45-degree angle
I have to make things just a lot stronger.
Ah, that's better.
HAMISH: Alrighty, guys. You are four hours down.
24 hours to go...
..until you get your hands potentially on this trophy.
I've just put my hands on it. It feels great.
You're gonna want to touch it.
Dude, I think we're on the right path with this.
Yep.
It definitely doesn't look comical. Nah, mate.
It looks... It looks like G.
And I'm terrified of G, so...
(LAUGHTER)
G, does that look familiar?
No. (LAUGHTER)
We love David and G.
It's been a pleasure to build against them in this competition.
They are amazing Lego builders. And amazing, amazing two guys.
DAVID: Happy days. Happy days.
For this grand final build, we are building a theme park.
G's got the Ferris wheel and I'm building this rollercoaster.
Look, I'm really excited for this build.
I mean, I'm gonna enjoy building something
that's moving and working
and lots of batteries and motors, so I'm having a blast.
David and G.
Ooh, look, our little rollercoaster framework
is coming along pretty good, isn't it?
Yeah. Where's your Ferris wheel gone, G?
You've got those?
And where's it gonna sit?
Is there any reason why it couldn't be four times as big?
Not really.
What I'm trying to think of is you need a point of difference.
Yeah. For those 250 people.
You need something that just wows them, right?
You're gonna have lots of moving parts.
Kids are gonna be like, "Oh, that's really cool.
"Look at all the little details."
Or they can go, "Dad, look at the giant Ferris wheel."
Right? There's a very clear difference.
The wow factor.
It's the chance to win 100,000 bucks.
Keep it going, guys. Thanks.
Thanks, Brickman.
You reckon you can go bigger?
Can't.
Why not?
It threw me back a bit - we need to make it bigger
because we were on track but we can't waste more time.
Don't be stubborn now. Just do one section.
Just try one section just here.
And if that works, then you can do it
but if you can't, you can't, and just put it back.
Look, Brickman brought up a really good point.
It's not 'Lego Builders'. It's Lego Masters.
So he's trying to push us
and get us to do the best thing we can, so...
Don't get frustrated about it. Just have a crack at it.
If it doesn't work, we'll go back to it.
I need to build a bigger rollercoaster or something
so I'm gonna do that.
I mean, we had it working
but I think we can try and go a bit bigger.
We do have a bit of time and it did come together pretty quickly
so, yeah, if I can get another piece to come up that little bit higher
and then come back down,
it might add that little bit more that they're looking for.
(TENSE MUSIC)
JORDAN: How much force you putting on that, boy?
MILLAR: A lot. Let me see. Let me see.
Yeah, that will be fine. (BOTH LAUGH)
We've decided to take Brickman's advice.
Putting our mothership on an angle
would make it a lot, you know, cooler for the public to see
and it'd add a lot of wow factor to the build.
What I'm doing at the moment
is I'm just trying to figure out where the stands are gonna go
because this thing is gonna be at a huge angle
and it has to be really stable.
As long as this thing actually holds itself together.
Whoopsie.
"Put it on angle," they said.
"It will be fine," they said.
Alright, let's do this. Are you going to mount it?
Come round here. Come round here.
I don't know where you intend for this to go.
No, no, no, no, no, no. Not like that.
Like, in the middle of the ship. Like, there.
We need to come up with better pillars.
Hey, guys, can I grab your attention, just for a second?
We're gonna stop the clock.
We're gonna stop the clock so you don't have to keep building.
We're stopped. G, I can see you building.
G, the clock is stopped.
Alright, I've got something a little bit special for you guys.
Look, it is a little bit of a TV standard
but I thought at this stage in the competition,
you guys have all been away from home for a long time.
You've done amazing stuff so far.
I thought what you guys needed was a hug from a loved one.
What? Seriously?
(LAUGHTER) JORDAN: This is awesome.
Like, "Oh!" I can't believe what's happening.
CADE: You know, this competition takes a lot.
Like, you know, you put your heart and soul into it.
The thought of my family arriving...
My wife and my son through that door...
Oh, my God. Like, really, really miss them.
Alright.
Come on in.
(UPLIFTING MUSIC)
Come on in. HENRY: Who is that?
I don't know.
Um, full disclosure. I just thought of this this morning.
Um, so I didn't have time to organise your loved ones.
This is my mum.
My loved one. (LAUGHTER)
You're an arse.
Um, but she's still willing to get in and give everyone a hug.
Absolutely. She's willing to give everyone a hug.
It's a hug from a loved one. (APPLAUSE)
It's my loved one. Come and meet these guys.
Um, Mum, this is Jordan. Jordan... G'day.
..give my mum a hug. Hello, Jordan.
There you go. Does that feel good? Geeing you up?
Yep.
That's Millar. Give him a big squeeze.
Miller. Absolutely.
Um... What are you building? Look at this.
Oh, no, only judges and hosts. I'm not allowed to ask?
The mics in the room probably didn't pick it up
but I did hear a few people yell, "Yes, I was hoping it'd be your mum."
Which is... That's very sweet.
Hi, Mrs Hamish. Hello.
CADE: Look, a hug's a hug at this point.
I will take it. Thank you, Hamish. Feels good, huh?
Nice little hug from a loved one.
It's inspiring everyone on. What a gee-up.
Um, Mum, this is Dave and G.
David, this is my mum. How are you?
Dave. Beautiful TV moment.
Beautiful hug from a loved one. This is G.
Oops, sorry. I stood on your foot, G.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Alright, G, just, I reckon, got the rest of the finale to get through.
Alright, G, let her go. She's taken. (LAUGHS)
She's actually not taken. She's sin...
But, no, focus on your build.
Um... Oh, Alright, Mum, thanks. Good luck.
Does everyone feel inspired?
MAN: Absolutely! MAN 2: Yeah!
Yes! Alright! It's a success. Thanks, Mum.
Thanks a lot. Mother out.
Good job, Mum. (APPLAUSE)
Great job, guys.
I'll see you in five hours when my dad comes in.
Alright. Back to work. We can start the clock again!
(TENSE MUSIC)
HENRY: Putting the trans blue on there.
Hey, dude. This is the god of the sea, mate.
I'm so happy that I've got Poseidon's head finished.
I feel as though I've been working on this forever.
Those eyes are glowing.
CADE: Mate, you've done an amazing job.
Oh, you too, mate. What do you reckon?
Yeah, wow. Wow.
That looks amazing.
I mean, a few slopes and I'm done. I'm really loving my boat.
I think it's looking really cool. Looks amazing.
It's unmistakably a Greek ship.
I'm so happy with how this has turned out.
BRICKMAN: Henry and Cade, hello. Hello, Brickman. How are you?
I am here to talk all things NPU.
Nice part usage.
For the first time, I think,
the three of us are gonna Lego nerd out.
(LAUGHS) May I please?
Yeah.
Alright, there's a lot of NPU happening here.
Angel's wings used as a beard.
Shells. 'The Little Mermaid' shells, right, as his mutton chops.
What about these golden lions to make his crown?
So I'm loving the NPU.
What I am a little bit concerned about...
Time. ..time.
Time. Get it.
I'm loving the head, right? But it's just a head.
I mean, you're planning to have this ship on a crazy angle.
There's waves, all this kind of bits and pieces.
You've actually still got a lot of work to do.
We have a lot of work to do. Yeah, totally.
Henry and I love details.
We love spending the time getting them just right
but at the same time,
we don't want to burn too much time on it today.
(EXHALES) Yeah, we gotta get cracking.
We still have to build Poseidon on a wave fighting a serpent.
We need to move on. How are you?
How far are you realistically with the boat?
Because I know I've been asking... I'm gonna be an hour.
OK.
G: But my biggest worry is this is gonna fail at one stage.
I'm not happy with it. It's not what I wanted.
We took the advice
to make the rollercoaster and the Ferris wheel bigger.
But now it start biting us.
DAVID: Obviously, it was gonna take a lot longer to go bigger.
You have to go thicker, you have to go higher.
You have to engineer a lot more.
So going from a normal-sized rollercoaster
to this size
doesn't just double the size, it triples it and quads the time
so it's a bit of a struggle.
This was supposed to be up and running, like, two hours ago
and it's still on the table half-built.
At this point, I just... I just want to scream.
(TENSE MUSIC)
DAVID: So, this is the grand finale.
We've got 28 hours to build whatever we want.
G: We're trying to make the rollercoaster
and the Ferris wheel bigger.
And now it is just not working.
I just want to scream.
I feel like we've come in at a bit of a high-tension moment here for G.
G, are you...? How's it going? Are you alright?
No. I'm...battling with this.
Having a Ferris wheel fight? I can't get it to work.
A wheelie hard time.
He's going up and down and around and around.
I meant that. That looks not set at all.
What's the trouble with the Ferris wheel?
Structural?
Yeah. I made it longer and higher and now the configuration is out.
It is not working. Engineering problems.
If any team from this series
is, like, up to the challenge of the engineering problem
it's gotta be you guys.
I just don't do patience very well.
Well, you picked a bad pastime. (LAUGHS)
You've got 28 hours of building Lego.
Do you want another hug from a member of the Blake family?
(LAUGHS)
(GENTLE MUSIC)
You've got this. You've got this, New Dad.
Just think. There we go. There's that G for giggling.
I think you guys have to look at what you've done
because this is absolutely awesome.
You know, I'm so happy to see that you've taken the advice
and gone big. Yep.
This is a wow factor, you know? This is a finale build.
Good luck. Thanks, mate.
Yeah, good luck guys. It's looking amazing, you know?
Thank you. It's awesome.
Look, at the end of the day,
we've gotta just remember what we're here for
and what we're aiming for
and just get back on the task at hand.
Come on, G. Get excited.
You know, if I get this finished before you finish, beers are on you.
Alrighty, guys, that is 11 hours down.
17 to go.
You're at that classic 17-hour-to-go mark.
We've got a bit to do, huh? We've got a bit to do.
Right now at this point, Cade is working on the sea serpent
and I'm working on this gigantic mechanical frame for Poseidon.
CADE: Nice. I think that looks awesome.
But there's not much going on on our table.
We really feel the pressure.
The head and the boat - we spent a lot of time on.
More than we anticipated on. Really did.
This is the hardest build we have done.
There is a lot.
I'm gonna cut some corners, man.
Given that we haven't even started the wave yet,
I think we need to consider how much we can realistically get done
and still pull off the look we want.
I was just gonna cut in, like, a square,
like, a rectangle in the middle.
Like, I'd come in, like, this far on all sides here.
Basically get that same rectangle
but like, in about that space there.
We've decided that we're actually gonna build in the wave
from the edges of our base plate
and only use a portion of what we have in front of us.
We've gotta make some compromises with the build.
It'll be a slightly smaller display.
We're actually gonna allow our key elements to shine even more.
Hopefully it's gonna be just as epic.
So, we've gone with space and I've finished my four good guys
and now I'm on to my bad guys,
or the red guys.
The only thing is we haven't been able to figure out
how to put in the mothership on an angle.
Oh!
Yes.
Right now, we're really struggling.
I think, as much as Brickman's idea is great
and I totally understand why he wants us to do that...
we're running out of time.
All the time we would spend trying to fix it up on that angle
is time we're gonna be losing when it comes to adding in extra details
and really making it awesome.
So we've gotta just go back to the horizontal plane.
Um, which way was it? Yep, that way.
We've just gotta make sure that,
even if it's not on a dramatic angle,
we use all the space available
and we still really give that wow factor.
Diamonds are a girl's best friend and for us, it's greebling.
We love putting things in to add cool detail.
It's gonna be a big, long panel
that's gonna run pretty much the entire ship.
Adding all the weird details on the side...
This is gonna be awesome!
Alright, guys. Like, well into the second half now.
I want you to tell me what needs to happen
to get it to a standard where you reckon they could win.
Henry and Cade - Poseidon.
'Cause, I mean, I think Poseidon's cool
but they've actually done it to a whole different level...
CADE: It's gonna be ridiculous.
..in that the skill and the technique that he's used -
it's poseable.
To build that into your tool as well as to have the amazing Poseidon...
Yeah, that's cool. Yeah.
I think, for me, they're just really nailing
how to sculpt with Lego bricks.
You know, that wave coming through is really exciting.
I think it's crucial that they get that serpent built,
because that is the tension -
that's what's gonna add the whole epicness, for me.
So, Jordan and Miller, the space fight?
It's really about bringing that story to life...
Yep. ..and I think they've got the skeleton of something great
but it needs now to be completely skinned -
the details need to be there.
I agree wholeheartedly, the details.
But for me, the story - that's the key bit.
That's what needs to happen.
David and G - all coming together. The action is there.
DAVID: Yeah, that's better, G. Look at that.
That's 100% better.
They've got some really strong components
in all of the right seven things. Yep.
What they need to do now is bring it together
and put a thread through it all and make it one universe.
What's giving you design tingles?
For me, I'm just so happy that they've gone big
and it's paying off.
Could I ask you this -
you've got a golden brick worth 50 votes.
You've got a golden brick worth 50 votes.
Do you get an inkling, without saying who it is,
of where it's going?
It's a pretty even game right now, I think.
It really is all in this last push,
to see where it's gonna go.
Alrighty, guys, you are coming up to seven hours to go.
That is one-quarter of the time left.
This is where you turn the corner from intake and shape
to now getting it finished.
Good luck. Yeah, come on!
Let's go! Time to hustle now. All those details - let's do it!
MILLER: We've got the fighters done.
We're working on the main ship now.
Hey, Miller, can I borrow this table?
Oh, no. Oh, no.
I needed to get my head under.
Oh, come on.
Oh!
While Jordy's working on the greebling of the mothership...
Starting to look like a ship.
..I'm building the main bad guy's ship.
It's looking really good.
I'm loving all of the angles that I've got with it
and it's holding itself together really well.
We've got not only story, aesthetics and technical skills
but also wow factor.
Everything's there.
We've got this, alright? Yeah.
We just have to finish the mothership.
Miller and I, we're gonna pump it out and hopefully we're gonna win.
I didn't touch it. It wasn't near me. I didn't touch it.
What happened? Oh, we...
What did they drop? One of their aircraft.
Dude, we have...
Gravity's a harsh mistress.
I'm so sorry.
I didn't touch it.
I didn't touch it!
I didn't touch it.
It wasn't near me. I didn't touch it.
What did they drop? Their aircraft.
One of our main story elements, the bad guy's ship,
has just crashed to the ground.
I'm so sorry.
Don't worry about it, dude. Don't worry about it. I can fix it.
Hundred grand. Hundred grand.
Hundred grand!
I heard a bad noise.
Yes, you did hear a bad noise.
Oh, I've seen a bad thing. Yep.
That's a bad thing.
What...what happened? What happened? Let's not talk about it.
Oh, we can talk about it a little bit, if you want.
It is very literally the wind off my body that would have pushed it.
Because that's how fragile these things are.
Well, I hope the wind off your body
didn't accidentally flutter away... What's this? ..100 grand.
They go the other way round. Alright. You're back to work.
There's no point dwelling on it and being upset with each other.
I'm just gonna dive in and put it back together,
because we don't have time to be emotional.
Alright, guys, you are coming up to three hours to go.
There's three teams in here and one trophy.
Who wants it? Yep.
Me! OK.
Well, it's still based on the vote but it's good that you want it!
BRICKMAN: Keep going, everyone.
DAVE: Come for a float down the river, G.
G: Yeah, that looks good.
Looking at our build, I feel pretty satisfied we've shown
a real imagination of rides.
I mean, some of the rides on there,
people might not even have thought you could build out of Legos.
G.
Ooh, yeah.
Ooh, yeah. Eh?
I like the little rides.
But... I've just one more ride.
So I've built this massive drop ride
and I'm thinking, what are we gonna call this thing?
It's on there. It's not moving.
And after G being so negative about the roller-coaster the whole time,
I was like...
Negative G.
Oh, you're so negative, G.
Yeah. That looks good.
I've spent, literally, 23 hours on Poseidon.
You know, all the gears are holding up - it looks amazing.
That's it.
From here, it looks awesome.
I'm feeling a million dollars. It looks so good!
Like a rock, mate. Like a rock. Yeah, dude.
He's lookin' boss. He's lookin' boss.
I'm so happy that I've got Poseidon in place.
But I've gotta get the serpent done now.
If we don't have that sea serpent, the story's gone.
It's pretty tense at the moment,
because I'm rebuilding the bad guy's ship,
while Jordy's still working on the mothership.
We're running out of time.
Go faster on the way back, Jordy.
I want to see your hamstring going.
Well, of course you want to see my hamstring, Dave.
And stop.
One second short of a PB.
I don't even know what the PB is.
I think it's probably knee height that I'd love to see you working on.
OK. Oh, jeez, he's good!
Jeez... I mean, he's an absolute dream to coach.
He just takes instructions.
(TRAINING MONTAGE MUSIC)
Much better. Much better.
And you're keeping that low profile, like a panther.
Very good. Very good.
Let's get that heart rate. Yeah, take a little rest.
Take a little rest.
Let's try and get that down below 300 beats a minute, then we'll go again.
Good.
OK.
Guys, I did a bit of research.
You have built for 131 hours in this season of Lego Masters.
You have one hour to go.
One more hour, like it or not.
This is your last hour building. Good luck.
Yeah, sweet, man.
Do you want to fire it up?
Fire the whole park up, just for, like, three seconds of inspiration.
This'll get us to the final push, mate.
That's what they're gonna see, G.
This is what they're gonna see when they come in.
That's pretty good, man.
Yeah, it's good.
Now it is that moment,
where you... your build's on the table,
you see the trophy -
we can take it.
We can take the prize. We can take that.
It's all in now. We can win this.
Good stuff.
Boom.
Is that better?
Heaps, heaps better.
Final moments. I think it's come together.
I'm, like, totally just getting caught up in details,
trying to make it exactly right.
This is the last hour
that we're ever gonna have building Lego in this amazing place,
so hopefully these last bricks are what pushes us over the line.
Keep going, bro.
So close, man. So close.
Guys, you've got 10 minutes left
to find out if you get to do this pose,
that Brickman and I are doing right now,
with your partner.
Think about how good this pose will be!
It could be you! Good luck!
I'm just putting down some final ship
and then put down the bad guy's ship,
'cause we really don't want to mess that one up.
You right? Yeah. Go.
We need to make sure that things look like they're floating around
and you know, not just sitting there on a normal angle.
They really need to look like they're in space.
Guys, you have got one minute!
One. Wow. One minute to go.
I can't believe everybody's still going flat-out.
It has come down to the final 60 seconds.
It's probably gonna come down to the last second...
which is in 49 seconds.
Here we go, G. Last minute of Lego Masters, mate.
Just be really careful around that area, man.
I am.
After 27 hours, 59 minutes and 50 seconds, this is it -
final 10 seconds!
Seven, six...
Found a pilot.
..four, three... Just clicked him in.
..two, one!
Awesome! That is it! Unbelievable.
That officially concludes building on Lego Masters!
Dude!
Give me a hug.
I feel pretty satisfied
we've shown a real imagination of rides made out of Lego.
That's it, mate.
I didn't think, halfway through the build,
we were gonna get even close to this,
so, standing back, super-happy that everything is done.
Ah! Oh!
I agree, Mil.
Oh!
I'm super-happy with what we've built
and looking around the room,
you know, we've got some serious competition,
so it's still anybody's game.
But with what we've built,
I'm feeling really confident that the public will love it.
(LAUGHS)
Oh, man.
Time is up and I feel like
we've done the best build we possibly could. I, you know...
It's our build of the competition. It's our... Yeah.
Oh, man!
It's one thing to be happy with our build - we love it -
but will the public love it?
Wow. Whew!
They are gonna be the judges today.
Alrighty, guys.
Everybody here has fought very, very hard to make it to this episode.
You have then just built for 28 hours
and made three things that are really incredible.
So well done.
Great, guys.
That is it. There is no more building for the rest of Lego Masters.
Brickman and Fenella each have a golden brick worth 50 votes
but we are about to get 250 members of the public through that door -
they have one vote each.
You guys aren't gonna be here, though.
Say goodbye to your builds. It's time for you to go on leave.
Well done.
Next time we see you guys, you're gonna find out who it is!
Here we go.
Awesome. Oh, I'm getting goosebumps!
(EXCITED CHATTER)
Oh, my gosh, look at that! Look!
That's something!
There is a lot of work in there.
Mate, just the size and the technical details to get this done,
blew me away.
Yeah, the longer you look, the more you find!
It's awesome work. I'm totally stealing that pirate ship mechanism.
(EXCITED CHATTER)
WOMAN: My favourite was the theme park.
I loved it. It's so animated.
I feel like I'm gonna have to walk out of here and lift my Lego game,
now that these kids have seen it!
Do we know what it is?
That is so cool.
Oh, look at his eyes! They're lighting up.
Wow. He's done such a good job.
Henry and Cade's, it is just phenomenal.
It's a sculpture. I wouldn't mind it in my house!
Be a nice little centrepiece.
WOMAN: The ocean one. It was fantastic.
The colours, details in the foam - I just though, "Wow!"
So talented.
I liked the spaceship, because there was lots of detail in it
and I liked all the explosions.
It kind of reminded me of my childhood.
We used to play with the space Lego
and it just took me right back.
MATT: Jordy and Miller's massive spaceship scene -
it was the one that I was like, "That's really, really impressive."
LYN: There was lots of creative detail,
so, you know, it's the spaceship I vote for.
Go, Matt! Go, Matt!
Alright.
Wait, have you guys voted?
No, not yet.
Which one are you voting for?
(EXCITED CHATTER)
I think it's deserving. There we go.
Good luck. OK.
Wow. Check it out. Mmm.
The way they've got the angles in that is pretty cool.
Yeah, that's pretty cool, eh?
MILLER: This build has had extreme highs, extreme lows.
We've pushed really hard all the way through
and finally, looking at the finished product,
I can say that I'm really proud of it.
It's something that we've always wanted to build
but we're worried about the pose that we've got for the mothership.
I really love that shape,
that octagon shape that they've got -
that's a really complex shape to build in Lego. Yeah.
I mean, it is hanging on by a thread
and that's great - I love that real risk.
And the shape's pretty awesome.
I'm really pleased to see all of this detail,
this greebling. Oh, yeah.
Love that.
But for me, colours are a bit disappointing in this.
OK. I think, they've got white in the explosion -
they should have just not even done any white on their ship.
And made that stand out, yeah.
And especially the cargo - I'd have made that super-bright.
Oh, yeah. It's not obvious, is it?
You know, if it was, like, space crystals or something -
you know, make it really, like, look like treasure. Uh-huh.
For me, I guess, it's still very static.
I want to see it posed on an angle.
Maybe if they staggered it - small ships, medium ships, larger ships -
and gone up in, like, a... Yeah.
And that way, you've got a whole, full scene. Yeah.
So, yeah, probably the posing of it,
something like that, just to take it to the next level.
But I love the fact that the captain has an old-fashioned steering wheel.
And if you ever want to fly a giant spaceship,
it's with a big, like, truck steering wheel.
I mean, all the people behind
have got their computers and levers and... Yeah.
..but he's like, "Oh, I'm driving this monster," you know?
Yeah, yeah. That's pretty funny.
Wow. Yeah. I mean...
There's a lot going on here, isn't there?
To see it come to life, with everything working,
with the motors turning -
this is really, really awesome.
DAVID: From the start, we were aiming
to capture the motion of the theme park.
Draw people in and...
You stand back and turn it all on
and we've done it, we've ticked the box.
Motion's key and we've pulled it off.
It's pretty cool, hey? Yeah.
There's a lot of individual details,
there's a lot of things moving, a lot of action.
All sorts of crazy stuff happening.
It's clever, as well, how they've used that function for the boat,
because it really gives it that wobbly feeling as well.
Yeah, yeah. It's a bit, "Ooh, er..." Nervous moments.
It makes it a theme park ride.
But I would have loved to have seen
the roller-coaster go into the crocodile's mouth.
Great! It's that over-emphasised,
"Aaah, we're going into a crocodile! Aaaaah!" Yeah.
And I'll be honest with you -
there's a lot of green here.
You know, it's on a green base plate. Yeah.
I'm not sure green was the right colour to do the pillars in.
No. I think a lighter shade of colour
was probably the better way to go, as far as colour goes, for me.
Totally.
But there's the little things for me -
like, if I look here at this go-kart racing track,
they've actually taken Lego tyres
and rubbed a track -
like, this is where the karts have been going around and skidding.
It's giving it motion - I love that attention to detail.
Yep, they've thought about the detail, a lot.
They have used all the faces possible,
which gives that storytelling -
you know, there's characters that aren't feeling so well,
'cause of the rides,
there's people having a really great time,
you know, there's entertainers in the park...
Yeah, buskers. ..doing the juggling.
These are all really, really good details
that make it really relatable.
They've really used the full space -
they've filled it up, absolutely to the brim.
Yeah, it's excellent. I'm really liking that a lot.
Check that out. That is epic.
HENRY: We set out to build an epic Poseidon,
on a wave, with the boat in the wave, fighting a serpent -
and we did it.
Wow. That is amazing.
Look at the look on his face!
Yeah. The look on his face is way cool.
They've captured something incredible
with the movement of that.
You know, even the beard and everything, the hair...
That finger - look at the way he's pointing,
like, "Oh, I'm gonna give this," you know, "Oh..."
Those guys have really nailed the articulation of that Poseidon.
I mean, they have just put every moving joint possible in him.
They have. Underneath that skin and those shoulder pads,
there's a lot of very technical Technic pieces in that.
But whilst this is the canvas they've painted on,
these big, empty pieces here -
that's probably the main issue for mine.
But for me, the wave is just epic.
That really takes true skill,
to build something organic like that,
from your mind - you know, there's been no computer software,
they just built from what they felt inside was right.
Yeah. And not only to do the wave but things like the oar marks -
it's almost like it's surfing down the wave.
So to do the wave is awesome.
To actually bring it to life,
like it's tipping over and the boat's going through it -
it's like, multiple dimensions are happening at once.
That's really, really cool.
And I'm really pleased to see the storytelling
of those mini figures there. There's a bit of fun stuff, right?
This poor guy coming overboard...
And that guy at the back, being dragged. That's right.
Using those spaces - and that's what's given scale to it.
That's what's made him so big and impressive,
is because the people are normal-sized.
Yep.
Alright. So, you guys have got your golden bricks.
Have you got yours? I have. I've got it.
It's a really hard decision.
I feel like this is a weighty responsibility. It is.
Alright. Well, may all those
that have the enormous responsibility of the golden brick
now vote - let's go.
Oh, no, I...
I'll just stay here, brickless.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.
Thank you so much for coming in
and being part of the Lego Masters grand finale.
You've all cast your votes.
Brickman and Fenella,
they have cast their votes as well.
I think you'll agree
some pretty amazing stuff has been built for the finale today.
Would you like to meet the teams that have built that stuff?
CROWD: Yes!
Alrighty.
The team that have brought us the space battle -
would you please welcome Jordan and Miller?
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
JORDAN: I used to do choir and stuff back in the day
but that has nothing on this.
We have, like, 250 people screaming and roaring for us
and no-one else.
Like, "This is awesome!" Like... Oh!
Just a regular day for you guys?
Alright.
Would you guys please welcome the team that have built Poseidon?
It's Henry and Cade!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
CADE: You know, I think the thing I'm gonna miss the most
is you cannot recreate the atmosphere of Lego Masters.
You know, the pressure, the drive to do something totally amazing -
nothing can quite compare to what we feel now.
Totally normal entrance into the room?
(LAUGHTER) This is what we do every day!
OK. Now it is the guys responsible
for the this incredible amusement park you see before you.
It's David and G!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
DAVID: Walking into the big crowd of people,
I was loving it - felt like I was playing footy or something,
walking out on the ground. This is our turf.
We've been here for all these builds. This is my oval.
Alrighty, guys. These teams have been here for 132 hours -
not today - but over the entire season, building in this workshop.
They've made some amazing stuff. Dave and G, how are you guys feeling?
Good. (LAUGHTER)
G, I know in there,
young G is bouncing up and down with excitement in there.
It's close. Are you excited?
Yeah, a bit.
(LAUGHTER)
Yeah, I was not excited till about 10 minutes ago,
when we heard what's going on inside.
I was, like, 10 years old again.
The butterflies, it's there, yeah.
So for you guys,
having kids and families and people in here seeing the models,
does that change it?
Yes. I think so.
When we do displays back home and stuff, that's what we do it for,
is for them to come and look,
so it's not for us - and we get to do it here as well. It's amazing.
There could be a bonus bit here that is for you,
which is the title of Lego Masters and a hundred grand,
so good luck, fellas!
Henry and Cade, how are you guys feeling?
Cade, you're bounding on your toes! Yeah, look.
I am.
I'm a bag of nerves. I am a bag of nerves.
It's been a crazy ride.
Um, we're super-happy to be here.
Super-proud of everyone in the builds.
Yeah. Can't wait to hear the results.
Yeah, if we have time - if the episode runs out,
we'll just have to do it next year,
so I hope we have time to get the results!
Jordan and Miller - you're still teenagers
but a few years ago, you were just, like, hardcore teenagers
playing in your bedroom with Lego.
And now you're looking at a trophy, a possible title, a hundred grand.
I feel like neither of us ever expected we would be here
and we've just given it our all,
all throughout the competition
and one way or another, we're glad to have made it this far.
Alright. Awesome.
Well, Brickman, what's impressed you
about our three finale teams?
David and G, when we first started this series,
if I said, "Build a car,"
you gave me a perfect car.
Of course, if I challenged you
and said, "Build something out of your imagination,"
you were like, "Oh, my goodness! What do we do?"
But I think you guys have been on an absolutely incredible journey.
And have a look at that amusement park - it's incredible.
Well done, guys.
Henry and Cade, what an amazing journey both of you have had!
You build in such different styles
but you've found a way to merge your two styles together.
If there was a model for teamwork on this show,
you guys are the ones that nailed it.
Well done!
Jordan and Miller - mates who love playing Lego together.
And I've gotta tell you,
watching you guys go to the brick pit,
it was the most incredible thing I've seen.
Then to come back and make the most incredible Lego models -
outstanding. Well done.
You built amazing stuff
and you never blew a hammie, which is also amazing, Jordan.
So, huge, huge win. Double win for the show.
Alright, Fenella, you have come from Denmark.
This is the first you've ever seen of any Lego Masters building.
How do Australian Lego builders stack up?
Honestly, guys, I have genuinely been blown away.
I think you all have such talent.
And is there a special Danish phrase you would like to say to everyone?
(SPEAKS DANISH)
And that means you all have wonderful hair and/or beards.
(LAUGHTER)
What a beautiful compliment to finish on.
Alrighty. Well, everyone here has voted.
Brickman has voted. Fenella has voted.
So we're about to find out
who is about to be crowned Lego Masters for 2019
and win a hundred grand.
The moment is finally here.
It is time to find out.
The envelope is unsealed.
Alright, guys.
In third place...
Jordan and Miller.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
MILLER: As a kid growing up,
I always wanted to do something awesome with my Lego
and if I could go back and tell, you know, my seven-year-old self
that we came third place in Lego Masters,
I would have had my mind blown.
This whole journey has been absolutely incredible.
I wouldn't change it for the world.
Alright. Henry and Cade, David and G.
You two teams have battled it out throughout the season
with some epic stuff.
I know you hate this tension, G.
Gives me great pleasure to announce
the winner of Lego Masters 2019
is...
Henry and Cade.
Yes! Oh!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE CONTINUE)
Whoo!
You right?
Henry and Cade - thoughts, fellas?
Oh, bit speechless.
That was amazing. Thank you so much to everyone who voted for us.
That was amazing. Thank you, everyone.
I'm stoked. You know, partnering up with Cade - this guy was amazing.
Everyone was amazing. What an experience.
I'd never have done anything like this in my entire life.
I'm just... Yeah.
Whoo! ((CHEERING AND APPLAUSE))
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE CONTINUE)
Brickman, for you, why are Henry and Cade the winning team?
Oh, your Lego model is just epic!
Thank you.
You both played to your strengths -
Henry, you love making robots and mechs -
you can really see that in Poseidon.
The part-usage -
the fact that you guys
Rused crazy angel wings as a beard and eyebrows -
wow! That's awesome.
And, Cade, to do that with the vave -
we saw that you had this sculpting ability.
And to have a boat haning on it,
on a crazy anlge?
Well done, guys.
Now, Fenella, what is it you loved about these guys?
For me, people back home in Denmark at Lego,
with 28 hours, would have struggled to do that,
what you guys did.
So I think you really are the deserving winners.
Well done, guys. BOTH: Thank you.
Now, David and G, it's been awesome having you guys part of it,
getting to know you both,
getting to see the insane things
you guys are capable of building out of Lego.
G, even though it's not a novelty cheque,
what are you taking home?
A lot. A lot.
Friendships, experience,
um, yeah.
Brickman, any Lego messages for these guys?
Please don't change. Keep building it. Love it.
Yeah - and follow your passions.
I think you guys really know what you're good at
and it's amazing to see that come to life.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Alrighty, well, there's only one thing left for me to do -
which is to hand this over.
Just a quick OH&S briefing -
please, no crowd-surfing on the front part of the audience.
But apart from that, it is time for you guys to get this.
Henry, Cade, congrats - you are Lego Masters 2019.
Well done. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)