This year on LEGO Masters Australia, four Aussie teams are competing against competitors from China, Sweden, Finland, New Zealand, the USA, and Canada.
Judged by none other than Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught, and hosted by funny-man Hamish Blake, these contestants will be hard at work crafting out-of-this-world LEGO builds in the hopes of winning the $100,000 prize, and coveted LEGO Masters Grand Master title.
But sadly, only one team can win. Scroll on to see all the teams that have left LEGO Masters Australia: Grandmasters of the Galaxy (and in what order) so far below.
Who has left LEGO Masters Australia 2025?
Kevin and Stacey
Team Canada
Kevin and Stacey were keen to travel down under in the hopes of becoming the best in the galaxy.
During the competition, the pair always brought imagination and creativity to all of their builds.
However, their Christmas crime scene lacked finer details and led to their elimination.
“I just thought I’d say thank you so much for having us, it was such an honour to represent Canada and to build with some of the best builders in the galaxy, so thank you so, so much for this incredible opportunity,” Stacey said tearfully.
While they were sad, they were happy with their creations during the show.
“So, so proud of us,” Kevin added.
Owen and Gabby
Team Australia
Gabby and Owen joined forces and returned to LEGO Masters Australia as fan favourites.
They started strong as the winners of the first challenge and the first possessors of the magic brick and took on every build with gusto.
Sadly, they bit off more than they could chew in the booby trap challenge, which sent them home.
“I’m a bit relieved because I thought if we went home it would be because I failed you, and the fact that we failed together makes it better,” Gabby said tearfully to her teammate.
“I think we’ve shown we’ve got the skills, we’ve got the drive, we’ve got the ambition,” Owen said.
“We didn’t play it safe and that’s kind of what I love about building with Owen,” Gabby continued.
While he was happy with their efforts, Owen said the “only disappointment” was that they did not get to do more in the competition.
Emily and Sarah
Team New Zealand
Mothers Emily and Sarah were ready to make their home country proud and produce epic LEGO builds.
They embraced every challenge with smiles on their faces.
Their ingenuity and innovations led to them winning the flying machines challenge, but they were sadly eliminated two builds later.
“Our families made a lot of sacrifices for us,” Sarah said tearfully when Brickman made the emotional announcement. “So we want to thank them for putting up with us and all of our LEGO bricks.”
Despite their short time in the competition, they were happy with how they went.
“We came in feeling that we were really the underdogs, and I think we did have some really fun experiences,” Emily added.
“We are so proud to represent New Zealand, what an absolute honour. We would have liked to have gone on longer, but I’m just proud we got this far,” Sarah continued.
Paul and Nealita
Team USA
Determined to bring a win home for America, Paul and Nealita were ready to give it their all and showcase their LEGO skills.
During their time on the show, they created impressive builds but came last in the first three challenges.
Unfortunately, during the regional Chinese-themed restaurant replication challenge, their Chinese cabinet fell short.
“It hurts a little bit, but it’s our best build of the season so far,” Paul said when they were eliminated.
Despite being the first team to go, the sibling duo was proud of their efforts.
“It was so fun,” Nealita said. “We challenged ourselves, we really pushed ourselves this time.”
“I have connections now – I can say I know somebody in China, I know people in Australia, this is so cool. Honestly, I wouldn’t have traded this for the world.”
