Henry and Cade's builds on LEGO Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy 2025

Henry and Cade are the OG champions having won LEGO® Masters Australia Season 1.
They're back seven years on to prove they still have what it take and have just one goal: to win LEGO Masters: Grandmasters of the Galaxy.
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Henry is a Sydney-based property tech company director and father of three, uses LEGO and guitar playing as creative outlets.
Cade is also a father of three, he enjoys building with his sons and welcomed a baby girl during filming, who he hopes will inherit the LEGO spirit. He works as a Brisbane-based video game designer.
Scroll through to see all of their incredible creations from their time on LEGO Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy.
Spartans vs Hydra | Grand Finale
In the Grand Finale, the teams earned the right to complete creative freedom over their builds.
With free creative reign it was up to the teams, including Season 1 champs Henry and Cade, to push themselves to their limit to impress 200 public voters and of course Brickman whose vote would be worth 100 points.
The teams had a whopping 28 hours to build a LEGO creation worthy of the Grand Masters of the Galaxy title. It may sound like a lot of time but with their biggest challenge ahead of them, they would be needing every second of it.
Scroll through to see Henry and Cade's incredible Grand Finale creation...
Spartans vs Hydra | Grand Finale
In the inaugural season of the show, Henry and Cade won with their incredible Poseidon themed build, so they stuck with the ancient Greek vibe this time as well.
Their build featured Spartans fighting a Hydra, with Athena, goddess of war, arriving on the back of a Pegasus to save the day.
"I'm so proud man, it looks incredible," Cade reacted to their completed build.
Did Brickman agree?
Spartans vs Hydra | Grand Finale
"Every single one of these characters, they're all posing not like LEGO figurines [but] action figurines," the judge marveled.
Hamish agreed.
"Anywhere where you have to have the shape of LEGO bricks, they've made it look like the armour... it stops it looking like a shape that doesn't belong on a human body," he said.
Brickman agreed the sculpting was "outstanding".
Spartans vs Hydra | Grand Finale
Brickman also praised the pegasus.
"Artistic doesn't do it justice. Even the wing shapes, the bends in the right places on the wings, things like that, are amazing."
However, he said it was obvious that Cade had spent "too long on it".
While their characters were incredible, the rest of their scene was missing the same amount of polish.
Spartans vs Hydra | Grand Finale
Even with that small criticism, Brickman believed this was "much better" than Henry and Cade's Season 1 winning build.
"This is an amazing build, they should be super proud of this one," he said.
Was it good enough to make Henry and Cade the first-ever two-time LEGO Masters winners?
Griffin vs Dementor | Episode 10
In the semi final, our teams put on the Sorting Hat and found out their Hogwarts house!
They were transported into the world of Harry Potter, tasked with building a mystical hallway that leads to a secret door. This secret door will open to reveal something magical, surprising and thrilling from their imagination.
At the end, the builds are displayed inside a hollowed-out section of the Hogwarts Castle and filmed with an Osmo camera, starting outside the castle and continuously travelling down the hallway to the secret door at the end.
Henry and Cade hit the jackpot by getting heroic house Gryffindor and went with a very on-brand character build.
Cade was missing for the final photos as he had to run off to see his wife give birth to their third child!
Griffin vs Dementor | Episode 10
Everyone got goosebumps in the spooky Slytherin hallways but Brickman soon pointed out a "near critical flaw".
"Here's the problem, you haven't put any LEGO bricks over those big square windows," the judge said.
"That's the first scene that you see and you don't think forest."
Griffin vs Dementor | Episode 10
Thankfully that flaw was only present in the first scene of the build and the rest was near perfect.
Henry and Cade lived another day in the competition and would make it to the Grand Finale.
1960s Cadillac | Episode 9
Hamish and Brickman decided to raise the bar with some good old movie magic for Episode 9's challenge.
Teams were tasked with building realistic-looking LEGO cars, which would then be brought to life by floor and rear projection to make it look like they were really driving.
To determine the style of their cars, teams were each assigned a different landscape: snow, desert, beach, countryside and forest.
They were then judged on how realistic their model looked and how well it fit within its landscape.
Henry and Cade were given the countryside and after a false start, created a 1960s inspired Cadillac.