Every LEGO Masters Australia winner and what they're up to now
With LEGO® Masters: Grand Masters of the Galaxy wrapped up for 2025, now is as good a time as ever to look back on all the builders who have been crowned winners.
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Here's a look back at the previous winners of LEGO® Masters and what they've been up to since lifting that LEGO® trophy above their heads at the Grand Finale.
Season 7 – Henry and Cade
In the 2025 season, Henry and Cade became the first team to ever win LEGO Masters twice!
To make that even more impressive, they were competing against battle-hardened teams from all around the world and Australia for the Grand Masters of the Galaxy title.
Henry and Cade, who originally won the first ever Australian season of the series, won the trophy and the $100,000 prize with their Ancient Greek-themed Spartans vs Hydra build.
"I'd just like to thank this guy, and his wife for letting him come on the show," Henry said of his mate, who had to leave their Semi Final build early for the birth of his third child.
After returning to set for the Finale, Cade's emotional week got even better with the win.
"It was been awesome, an absolute honour to be here," he said before hoisting the trophy.
Season 6 – Krystle and Michelle
The most recent winners, Krystle and Michelle made history as they became the first-ever all-female team to win a LEGO® Masters title.
Not only that, but they won it during one of the toughest seasons – LEGO® Masters Australia vs The World. The season saw teams from all over the world compete.
Krystle and Michelle, who hailed from USA, nabbed the trophy and the $100,000 prize money with their six-foot tall Artist Studio build.
"It's mind-blowing," said Michelle about their history-making win. "I don't even have words. It's crazy to even think about."
"It's surreal, it still doesn't feel real," Krystle added.
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The pair had very specific plans to spend their prize money.
"Definitely going to spend it on some LEGO®," Michelle smiled.
"Buying LEGO® and fixing up around our house because I love to renovate," revealed the mum-of-four.
Krystle admitted she had similar plans, redesigning her own LEGO® Brickpit at home.
"Those shelves are very expensive," she laughed.
Season 5 – Scott and Owen
Best mates Scott and Owen took out the 2023 title of LEGO® Masters Grand Masters, a series that saw the most talented teams from previous seasons return.
Scott and Owen proved they were they best of the best with their 'Titan' build that depicted a sci-fi creature carrying an entire city on its back.
Having $100,000 prize money under the belt couldn't have worked out better for the pair, especially Owen who announced he was becoming a dad during the 2023 series.
Since then, he and wife Arianah welcomed their "best creation yet", daughter Olivia Grace in May 2023.
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Season 4 – Joss and Henry
Brothers Joss and Henry won the title of Australian LEGO Masters 2022 and $100,050 prize money after they impressed Brickman and 200 voters with their 'Kaiju Monster vs Mecha Crab' build.
After nabbing the win, the brothers planned to have the bonus $50, that host Hamish Blake contributed to the prize, framed.
As for the rest of the cash, Joss planned to spend his share of the $100,000 on his wedding.
It's absolutely going to make that so much easier," Joss said.
And indeed it did! Joss married his now wife Maria in a beautiful garden ceremony.
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Joss and Henry are still deeply involved in LEGO® with the pair often posting pictures of their latest creations.
Season 3 – David and Gus
David and Gus, a project manager and engineer, were awarded the win after their build The Forest impressed judge Brickman and 250 members of the public in the Grand Finale.
David and Gus walked away with $100,000 in prize money. Gus planned to spend his on new furniture for his home, while David said he would put his share towards paying off his house.
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Although they were both eyeing off one thing with the prize money – more LEGO®.
"I'm a responsible adult," David joked in an interview with 9Entertainment. "So the first thing that you think about is maybe putting it on the mortgage, but at the same time I want to buy a few toys, oh yeah definitely some LEGO. I have my eye on a few sets that are coming out, so definitely I'm going to use it for some LEGO and maybe a camera, to start taking more photos of the LEGO, of course."
The pair have remained close since their time on LEGO® Masters and plan to do more builds together.
Season 2 — Jackson and Alex
High school friends Jackson and Alex won LEGO® Masters in 2020 and used their $100,000 prize money on some very responsible things.
Jackson put his towards a house he and his partner bought before the show aired, while Alex intended to put his half towards a house deposit too.
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Since winning their season Jackson and Alex have been working with not-for-profit organisation FORM in Western Australia on various projects. Their biggest so far has been an immersive exhibition called Relics: Bricks of the New World, which ran as part of The Goods Shed in WA as part of the Scribblers Festival in 2021.
Recently, Jackson has returned to art, with several new large scale pieces on the outside of buildings in Perth. Meanwhile, Alex got inked with a LEGO® tattoo, a very permanent tribute to their win on the show.
Season 1 — Henry and Cade
Taking out the win in the first-ever season of LEGO® Masters Australia were Henry and Cade, who were actually strangers when they partnered up for the show.
Since their time on the show they've become well known in LEGO® circles and have also had some exciting personal life updates too.
"Straight after the show we were both quite involved in the LEGO community," Henry told 9Entertainment. "We were attending a lot of local LEGO shows and things like that. We also got the opportunity to be part of the LEGO certified store campaigns, where we opened up all the stores on the east coast, all the new stores in 2019. That was really fun."
Cade and his wife also welcomed their second child, a son named Theodore, who is a little brother for their first-born Duke.
Meanwhile, Henry recently returned for the LEGO® Masters Bricksmas special where he was teamed up with Sophie Monk.