Toughest competition yet: What to expect from Lego Grand Masters
Lego Grand Masters is the toughest competition yet.
Season five will see the return of winners and Lego veterans battling for ultimate bragging rights.
"When we were doing the first season of Lego Masters, we were having so much fun and it was working really well," judge Ryan "Brickman" McNaught said.
Hamish Blake returns as the host of Lego Grand Masters, with upcoming season five the toughest competition yet. A Current Affair
"But we thought to ourselves: imagine what it would be like if we got to season five, and we had all the best teams, all the winners and made a Lego Masters of that."
Season three winners David and Gus will return and previous winners Sarah and Henry have come together to compete in Lego Grand Masters.
"I feel like I'm here everyday, like I'm part of the furniture now," Sarah said.
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Season five of Lego Grand Masters will see the return of winners and Lego veterans battling for ultimate bragging rights. A Current Affair
So what's the duo's secret weapon?
"Good looks and diversity," Henry said.
"I'm kind of in awe this year, where I just sit back and go, 'wow, that's pretty cool'," Brickman said.
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"Even for people who've loved where the show's gone so far, I'm pretty excited that it does take it a step further," host Hamish Blake said.
LEGO Masters will premiere on Monday April 10 at 7:30 on Channel 9 and 9Now.
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