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In pictures: Every single build from LEGO Masters Bricktacular 2026

Lauren Attard and Rosie Scott

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For the unmissable Grand Final, teams were tasked with creating an action-packed build from one of three thrilling landscapes from Jurassic World. They had 12 hours before one team took home the trophy and a $100,000 win.
Attribution: Nigel Wright
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But there was one surprise built by Brickman himself that left Sophie Monk speechless. For the first time across eight spectacular seasons, the brand-new Bricktacular trophy will split into three, revealing a mini LEGO studio, mini Brickpit, and $100,000 in (LEGO) cash.
Attribution: Nine
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“As an Easter egg for those who have won the show, you’ll find inside your trophy this exists as well,” revealed Brickman. Sophie reacted: “Are you kidding? All these years you’ve been tricking people?”
Attribution: Nine
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Hamish too was in shock until Brickman revealed he was pulling their leg!
Attribution: Nine
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Jackson, Alex and Fleur blew voters away with their mechanical ‘air’ build titled ‘Monorail Mayhem’. They were the only team to include a mechanical function which guaranteed the attention of voters - and Hamish. “That’s pretty impressive,” he marvelled.
Attribution: Nigel Wright
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“I love the mouth and having a power function in it, that’s a big, big win for me,” judged an amazed Brickman. The second dinosaur had flapping wings!
Attribution: Nigel Wright
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Brickman was blown away by the details in the LEGO world they had built. “They’ve mastered keeping your attention,” he said moments before the trio were crowned the winners of LEGO Masters Bricktacular 2026!
Attribution: Nigel Wright
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Runners-up Oskari, Aura and Gabby built a spectacular ‘sea’ monster with their build titled ‘Deep Sea Striker’.
Attribution: Nigel Wright
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Brickman was blown away by the “powerful” implied movement created in the action-packed water scene. “They’ve definitely captured the moment.”
Attribution: Nigel Wright
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The created plenty of engaging Minifig scenes, capturing a terrifying holiday destination scene - right on brief!
Attribution: Nigel Wright

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