‘I’m shaking’: Jackson, Alex and Fleur are crowned the winners of LEGO Masters Bricktacular 2026
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Jackson, Alex and Fleur have officially been crowned the winners of LEGO® Masters Bricktacular!
In the first international showdown of its kind, the returning Aussie favourites won the coveted title, $100,000 prize money and a world-first LEGO trophy during Sunday night’s unmissable Grand Final.
Jackson, Fleur and Alex are crowned the winners of LEGO Masters Bricktacular. Nigel Wright
The trio pulled off the impossible presenting a gigantic, mechanical Jurassic World build in just 12 hours. They were crowned the world’s greatest LEGO® Masters, beating runners-up Oskari, Aura and Gabby, and fan-favourites Trent, Alex G and Felix, who came in third.
The teams held their breath as host Hamish Blake announced the huge news.
Fleur screamed with disbelief as she jumped into Jackson and Alex’s arms. The trio hugged each other tightly before becoming emotional.
“I can’t believe it. I can’t believe it. I’m shaking!” reacted Fleur, while her teammate was in shock: “I think I’m going to pass out”.
This is the second win for Jackson and Alex who are long-time friends and collaborators. They took home an incredible victory in Season 2 of LEGO® Masters Australia.
Joining forces with them for the first time was Fleur, who won hearts during her appearance in Season 3.
“I just can’t believe it to be honest, I’m a bit lost for words,” Alex reacted. “It was really unexpected to come back and do this ... It’s just a dream.”
Jackson and Alex are two-time winners, while this is Fleur’s first LEGO Masters win. Nigel Wright
Sophie Monk and Brickman proudly watched on. Nigel Wright
Brickman became tearful as he looked on at the winning team and praised their incredible teamwork throughout the season.
As the team soaked in their victory, series regular Sophie Monk presented a very heavy, custom-made trophy by Brickman himself.
For the first time across eight spectacular seasons, the brand-new Bricktacular trophy splits into three, revealing a mini LEGO studio, mini Brickpit, and $100,000 in (LEGO) cash.
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For the Grand Final, the teams were tasked with creating an action-packed build from one of three thrilling landscapes from Jurassic World.
The winning trio took a huge risk by creating a mechanical build. Fearful they couldn’t pull off the technical side of their build in time (or that it would simply collapse!) the team perfected their build to the very last second.
In just 12 hours, runners-up Oskari, Aura and Gabby built a spectacular ‘sea’ monster; Trent, Alex G and Felix created a terrifying T-Rex ‘land’ scene; while winners Jackson, Alex and Fleur blew voters away with their mechanical ‘air’ build.
“We have a flying dinosaur attacking a monorail, with carriages being pulled off the rail, people running around, chaos ensuing, that real, classic Jurassic World moment,” said Alex of their creation.
Jackson, Alex and Fleur’s show-stopping winning build. Nigel Wright
“We didn’t waste a second of that build. Everything including the mechanisms, the dinosaurs, the monorail cart is all there.
“We can’t believe it, we’ve really done it.”