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Oskari and Aura's builds on LEGO Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy 2025

Chelsea McLaughlin
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Oskari and Aura are a dynamic and quirky pair from LEGO® Masters Finland who blend creativity, chaos and charm.

They met during the casting process and were paired together. Oskari's attention to detail and Aura's creativity led them to win LEGO Masters Finland Season 2. While winning was fantastic, the ultimate prize was their long-lasting friendship.

Stream every episode of LEGO Masters for free on 9Now.

Oskari is the detail-oriented planner who loves precision and structure. He is known for his thoughtful, methodical approach to challenges and an ability to think outside the box.

Aura is the imaginative mastermind, known for bold and whimsical designs. She sees LEGO® bricks not just as pieces to be stacked but as characters with personalities and stories to tell.

Scroll through to see all of their personality-packed creations from their time on LEGO Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy.

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Jeep | Episode 9
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Jeep | 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.

Oskari and Aura landed the desert and knew the perfect vehicle for the challenge: a Jeep!

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Jeep | Episode 9
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Jeep | Episode 9

"Choosing something that is very unique is a smart move," Brickman told the pair.

He said the Jeep had a very distinctive look – and their 'squareness' worked perfectly for LEGO!

"Absolutely super, duper smart."

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Jeep | Episode 9
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Jeep | Episode 9

However, Brickman felt the proportions were slightly off.

He believed they needed to have chosen bigger tyres, for example.

When it came down the Team Finland vs Team China in the bottom two, it was this point that he could not get past.

Sadly, this meant it was time to say goodbye to Oskari and Aura.

"It has been hard but it has been so, so valuable," Aura said.

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Watermelon Woman vs Fire Monster | Episode 8
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Watermelon Woman vs Fire Monster | Episode 8

Episode 8's challenge involved creating a whole new generation of superhero – and they were all food-based!

To celebrate 100 years of Woolworths, contestants created a hero inspired by one of these fresh food minifigures: Watermelon Woman, Chilli Girl, Carrot Man, Pea in a Pod, Captain Corn and Banana Boy.

They needed to incorporate their fresh food superhero into an epic battle of good versus bad, showcasing their chosen minifigure's superpower, the adversary it's facing, and the setting of the battle.  

It was also the last build with the MAGIC Brick up for grabs, guaranteeing the winner a spot in the Final Four!

Oskari and Aura selected Watermelon Woman – and what's the natural enemy of water? Fire, of course!

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Watermelon Woman vs Fire Monster | Episode 8
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Watermelon Woman vs Fire Monster | Episode 8

With her large suit and hose, the Fins built Watermelon Woman saving the city from fire.

Brickman thought Watermelon Woman, in her large mech suit, was reminiscent of Sigourney Weaver in Alien.

He liked all the details from the antenna on top to the seeds surrounding Watermelon Woman in the centre.

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Watermelon Woman vs Fire Monster | Episode 8
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Watermelon Woman vs Fire Monster | Episode 8

Aura said she would take any opportunity to build a monster, so it's no wonder their firey bad guy looks so menacing.

"This is a great little fight scene," Brickman reacted.

"Amazing. Well done!"

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Tennis Racquet in the Rumpus Room | Episode 7
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Tennis Racquet in the Rumpus Room | 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.

Team Finland were assigned the rumpus room, and crime fan Aura was very excited about creating a scene of sporting memorabilia being stolen!

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Tennis Racquet in the Rumpus Room | Episode 7
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Tennis Racquet in the Rumpus Room | Episode 7

Their scene showed children breaking into a party in the rumpus room and stealing tennis gear, shocking the party guests.

However, when it came time to show off their final build they were worried about whether their story was clear.

That turned out to be founded, as Inspector Monk struggled to figure it out.

"I feel like we have all of the right ingredients ... I feel they're just in the wrong order," Brickman said.

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Tennis Racquet in the Rumpus Room | Episode 7
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Tennis Racquet in the Rumpus Room | Episode 7

Sophie thought this character was a flasher – but it was actually two kids in a trenchcoat!

Brickman thought their composition was off, as it would've been easier to understand if the kids were at the front of the scene rather than the back.

He felt like there was simply "too much" going on.

Oskari and Aura found themselves in the bottom two teams, but were able to make it through as Canadians Nick and Stacey went home.

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