Nick and Stacey's builds on LEGO Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy 2025
Nick and Stacey, a dynamic duo known for their LEGO® bowtie and hairbow, are friends and competitors from LEGO Masters USA.
They made history as the first Canadians to win the American series, taking home the trophy in Season 3.
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Their success stems from their complementary skills: Nick's engineering background and Stacey's artistic flair. This synergy allows them to create breathtaking, intricate LEGO creations that captivated American audiences, and they hope to do the same in Australia.
So, how do they go? Scroll through to see all of their wonderful creations from their time on LEGO Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy.
The Christmas Lunch in the Kitchen | Episode 7
What's better than a game of Cluedo? A game of Cluedo where everything is made of LEGO, obviously!
In Episode 7, teams were each given the name of a room and an item that is in the process of being stolen from the it.
They then needed to recreate the crime in progress, telling their story clear enough that special guest Inspector Sophie Monk could solve it as quickly as possible.
The Canadians were assigned the kitchen, where they had to build someone stealing Christmas lunch.
Rude!
The Christmas Lunch in the Kitchen | Episode 7
Inspector Monk very confidently understood what was going on – as their thief shoved the Christmas turkey into his Santa sack.
Brickman was impressed by how they made it so obvious that it was Christmas, thanks to the thief's Santa hat.
However, he wished they'd gone even bigger with the other decorations.
The Christmas Lunch in the Kitchen | Episode 7
He also wished they'd showed off more of their technical ability.
"The character is the key component and I think you really needed a bit more detail on the face, the eyes in particular," he said.
Sadly, this lack of technicality meant Nick and Stacey were the team eliminated at the end of this challenge.
Happy Ski Resort | Episode 6
In Episode Six, the build was all about sabotaging Hamish.
Teams had to build the most creative and exciting booby traps to stop his journey driving a remote-control Jeep through their themed builds.
Unsurprisingly, the Canadians went with a snowy mountain themed basepate and built a happy ski resort... or former happy ski resort.
Happy Ski Resort | Episode 6
Nick and Stacey had put a lot of effort into their booby traps: as Hamish's car entered the resort, a tree would fall over triggering an avalanche.
If he escaped that, he'd kept driving into a Yeti that would try and flip his Jeep over.
Brickman thought the avalanche was a clever idea.
"It's a well polished build, well done," he said.
Happy Ski Resort | Episode 6
Here's their scary Yeti!
While he did trap Hamish's vehicle and spring it a little in the air, the Jeep did not completely flip and was free to drive off to the next build.
Thankfully, the perilous snow world was enough to keep Nick and Stacey safe!
The Ghosts of Rome | Episode 5
In Episode 5, the challenge was all about 'What Lurks Beneath'.
Teams were provided with an empty fish tank and a baseplate that sat on top, and tasked with building a scene to go both above and below the water.
Each duo was assigned an historic era to depict by selecting one of nine different minifigures: Aztec, Spartan, Pirate, Roman, Samurai, Egyptian, Viking, Knight, and Cowboy. Their build needed to match the era on top, with an otherworldly threat in the tank below.
Nick and Stacey pulled a Roman minifig, which they admitted had them a little worried.
The Ghosts of Rome | Episode 5
When it came to brainstorming their story, Nick and Stacey had to rely on their limited knowledge on the Roman Empire.
"They just conquered everyone," Nick said.
It wasn't much to go off, but they managed to come up with the story of a ghost representing all these conquered worlds coming up to seek revenge on the Romans.
The Ghosts of Rome | Episode 5
However, Brickman worried that others wouldn't be able to pick up on the story at all.
"That whole lost souls from other civilizations, it's just not obvious.
"I know that because you've told it to me. It would be very difficult for someone to look at it and understand that same story," Brickman said.
