The prize is if course the special LEGO Masters Bricksmas trophy, and also AU$20,000 going towards Kmart’s Wishing Tree Christmas appeal. Just like in episode 1, each team get an hour of Brickman’s time, but as a special bonus for winning Episode 1, Brooke and Michael also get an advantage – they get an hour of Hamish Blake’s time as well, notable as he’s never been seen building on the show! The build needed to be in LEGO minifigure scale, as well as dialling up the playability and desirability of the set. LEGO is clearly what everyone loves to receive at Christmas, and in a not-so-subliminal attempt to convince Channel 9 viewers to buy LEGO for Christmas presents, Hamish and Brickman unveil the challenge – build the ultimate LEGO set, to fill one of these giant presents under the brick-built LEGO Christmas tree! I got back late, so only just caught up via 9Now, so here’s a quick recap of the finale! Obvious spoiler warnings towards the end, so don’t read if you don’t want the winner to be spoiled! The Bricksmas Challenge – Build the ultimate LEGO set In case you missed it, check out my recap and review of Episode 1, where I questioned the value these celebs (aka Channel 9 talent) brought to the overall show. Earlier this evening, Channel 9 aired the second (and final) episode of LEGO Masters Australia very own Bricksmas special – a 2-episode Christmas special featuring past LEGO Masters Australia contestants paired up with Channel 9 “celebrities.
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