Bridging the Gap
Lego Masters NZ - S1 - E4
A Lego Masters classic is turned upside down when teams are asked to build a spectacular bridge that spans 2 metres. The bridges will be stress-tested from underneath with a weighted bungee.
Lego Masters NZ: Season 1 - 9 Episode s
1x1 - Archipe-LEGO
May 9, 2022
Six teams of LEGO builders face off in the first LEGO Masters NZ challenge: ‘Archipe-LEGO'. The winning team wins the Power Brick to keep them safe from elimination.
1x2 - Bowled Over
May 10, 2022
Teams must create an emblem to represent a cricketing nation. Their LEGO builds will be tested for ‘smashiness' when a cricket ball is hurled at them from a bowling machine.
1x3 - Cut in Half
May 16, 2022
Teams of two are asked to build an extraordinary LEGO creation starting with half of an everyday object. The team with the least successful build goes home.
1x4 - Bridging the Gap
May 17, 2022
A Lego Masters classic is turned upside down when teams are asked to build a spectacular bridge that spans 2 metres. The bridges will be stress-tested from underneath with a weighted bungee.
1x5 - Keep Us in Suspense
May 23, 2022
The 'Keep Us In Suspense' challenge tests the technical expertise of our LEGO Masters teams. They must build a fantastic creation suspended from a wire. One team will be eliminated.
1x6 - Monochrome
May 24, 2022
The four remaining LEGO teams face a new challenge - monochrome, a one colour build. Who will create a LEGO sculpture good enough for an art gallery?
1x7 - Roll the Dice
May 30, 2022
High stakes as teams battle to win the 'Roll the Dice' challenge and go directly to the Grand Final. Who can design the best 'must play' table top game using only LEGO bricks?
1x8 - Above and Below
May 31, 2022
The semi-final sees teams competing for the remaining places in the Grand Final. In this high-stakes challenge they must create a monster and their lair.
1x9 - Grand Finale
June 6, 2022
The Grand Final sees the final teams building their LEGO Masterpiece. They have 24 hours to prove themselves as the best builders in Aotearoa. Who will win?