The eighth season of Australian reality television series Lego Masters, titled Lego Masters Australia Bricktacular began airing on 5 July 2026. This season is a four episode special series based around builds related to Bluey, Jurassic Park, Lord of the Rings and the DC Universe. For the first time, the competition will be between four teams of three previous LEGO Masters players from Australia and around the world. Hamish Blake returned as host along with Ryan "The Brickman" McNaught as judge and featuring Sophie Monk. The teams will be competing for the LEGO Masters grand title, and the $100,000 grand prize.
Production In October 2025, the series was renewed for an eighth season however it will be a limited series, it will see the return of past contestants both of Australia and international teams that will be make four trio teams and will air over four episodes.
Teams The season will see the first trio teams combined from former Australian and international contestants. Since some contestants have appeared in more than one season, in Bricksmas Specials or as special guests, see season details for further details. TeamSeason AppearancesCountryStatus Jackson, Alex T & Fleur 2 • 2 • 3 Australia Gabby, Oskari & Aura3,5,7 • 7 • 7 Australia & Finland Trent, Alex G & Felix 2,5,7 • 4,5,7 • 6 Australia & Germany Jordy (Jordan), Michelle & Max 1 • 6 • 4 Australia & USA
Elimination history
+Teams' progress through the competitionTeamChallengeGrand Finale123 Total Jackson, Alex T & Fleur Trent, Alex G & Felix Gabby, Oskari & Aura Jordy, Michelle & Max
+ Table key Team came first place in the challenge or the show Team came second place in the challenge or the show Team came third place in the challenge or the show Team came fourth place in the challenge or the show Team was eliminated from the competition
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Challenge 1
Airdate - 5 July 2026 Challenge: "The Lord of the Rings" Teams tackle landmark scenes from the film trilogy using forced perspective, with 10 hours to bring Middle-earth to life celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Teams were assigned their scenes by blind selection; host Hamish Blake instructed teams to choose a workstation bench, each of which had an envelope hidden underneath containing a specific iconic scene. Advantage: For the first time, there is no brick to confer an advantage. Rather at the end of each build, the builds are scored on a leader board with the team with the lowest total score eliminated at the end of Challenge 3.
TeamLego DesignBuild Score (20)Leader Board PositionJackson, Alex T & FleurThe Battle of Isengard18 Trent, Alex G & FelixThe Battle of Helm's Deep17 Gabby, Oskari & AuraBalin's Tomb 17 Jordy, Michelle & MaxThe Balrog Encounter16
Challenge 2
Airdate - 12 July 2026 Challenge: "DC Heroes" Teams build moving window displays over 8 hours featuring assigned DC characters including Batman, Supergirl, Green Lantern and Lobo. 100 members of the public voted for their favourite build which then granted a bonus point to the score. Builds were assigned by the winning team from the previous Challenge. Advantage: The leader board cumulative score determined which team will be eliminated after Challenge 3.
TeamLego DesignBuild ScoreResultCumulative ScoreLeader Board PositionTrent, Alex G & FelixBatman vs Catwoman18 + 136Jackson, Alex T & FleurLobo vs Superman1735Gabby, Oskari & AuraSupergirl vs Brainiac1734Jordy, Michelle & MaxGreen Lantern vs Sinestro1632
Challenge 3
Airdate - 19 July 2026 Challenge: "Bluey" Teams design a brand new Australian “Big Thing” landmark over 10 hours for Bluey’s family road trip, built in the aesthetic style of the beloved animated series. One team will be eliminated. Builds were assigned by the winning team from the previous Challenge based on a setting and the team determines the big thing. Bonus point is assigned for the best built Bluey character. Alex G is awarded a special brick for building for over 500 hours in the Brick Masters Australia franchise. Advantage: After this Challenge, the team lowest on the leader board is eliminated.
TeamSetting and Lego DesignBuild ScoreResultCumulative ScoreLeader Board PositionTrent, Alex G & FelixThe Beach and The Big Seagull1955Gabby, Oskari & AuraThe Creek and The Big Yabby19 + 154Jackson, Alex T & FleurThe Outback and The Big Dunny1752Jordy, Michelle & MaxThe City and The Big Xylophone1850
Grand Finale
Airdate - 26 July 2026 Challenge: "Jurassic World" Three teams tackle a giant LEGO island shaped like the Jurassic Park logo, each bringing a different era of the franchise to life (land (jungle), air (mountains) and water (sea)), to celebrate 30 years of the Jurassic World franchise. The teams have 12 hours to build the and action scene depicting the dinosaurs. The season leaders get to choose the builds. Two hundred members of the public will vote on the final builds with Brickmaster having 100 votes. The winner takes home $100,000.
TeamLego DesignResultJackson, Alex T & FleurAir: Monorail Mayhem Gabby, Oskari & AuraSea: Deep Sea Striker Trent, Alex G & FelixLand: Towering T-Rex
Ratings
Viewership data focuses on National Reach and National Total ratings instead of the five metro centres and overnight shares.
No. Title Air date Timeslot viewers viewers Night rank Ref(s) 1 Challenge 1 5 July 2026 Sunday 7:00 pm 2,014,000 736,000 3 2 Challenge 2 12 July 2026 1,746,000 615,000 10 3Challenge 319 July 20261,796,000698,00064Grand Finale26 July 20261,772,000733,0005
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