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HAMISH BLAKE: Previously...

BOTH: We're from Texas.

U-S-A!

MAN: We are brother and sister.

From Paris. From Paris.

WOMAN: We come from Denmark.

The Motherland of Lego.

The greatest Lego builders of the world...

We are best friends from Germany.

..took on Australia's hottest new builders...

We need to show them that we're not gonna be just walked over.

No.

..in an Olympic sized battle.

I'm just upset I forgot my green and gold face paint.

He need to build fast.

WOMAN: We can't just come here and have a nice time,

being touristy and staff.

We have to work.

And they didn't just break the ice...

they crushed it.

(SQUEALS)

(CHEERING)

BRICKMAN: It's beautiful, it's colourful, it's poppy.

This is outstanding.

But it was the German champions who snapped up the big golden brick,

leaving the Aussies in defeat.

Tonight...

Your job is to build the ultimate Lego go-kart.

Then you will get to race that go-kart.

..we shift the international competition into top gear...

I don't think you can do it.

I'm gonna smoke these young ones.

(ENGINE ROARING)

It's Sophie Monk!

..facing off Aussie teams...

Are you feeling pumped?

..against the Internationals.

It's literally Australia...

That was serious.

..versus the world.

(SMASH) (BRICKS CLATTER)

(SMASH)

(SIREN BLARES)

WOMAN: Whoo!

Let's go, let's go.

Yay! Oh, where's Hamish?

Hamish is not there.

Just got to make sure that, like,

Hamish isn't, like, tied to the ceiling or anything like that.

(LAUGHTER)

(SIREN BLARES)

WOMAN: Uh-oh.

Oh, no.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

(LAUGHTER) Welcome.

Hello, everyone.

Alright, let's see what this baby can do.

Whoo!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, my dream! Brickman, get my milkshake.

Yeah! Yeah!

(APPLAUSE AND LAUGHTER)

How are you going? WOMAN: Oh, that's awesome!

Now, sometimes we give clues at the start of the episode

as to what it could be about.

It's a clue.

It's a pretty big clue. (LAUGHTER)

Guys, today you are building your very own Lego go-karts.

Oh, yes!

We have got go-karts that have blank chassis.

Your job is to build THE most incredible exterior to your go-kart

you can possibly imagine.

This will be one of the coolest things...

..we'll ever do together.

Oh, yeah.

Brickman, what do teams have to put together

to create the ultimate Lego go-kart?

Well, the go-kart chassis is completely blank.

It's for you to choose the vibe.

It's completely up to you as to the style and theme.

Now, Brickman... Mmm.

You will be giving each go-kart a score out of ten.

I will.

Then you will get to race that go-kart...

(GASPING) ..at the end of the episode.

Nice. Yes!

The tricky part is, when you're racing your go-kart,

it's gotta make it over the finish line MOSTLY intact.

And this is very rare for so early in the season,

for me to have a Hamish Blake bonus point,

but I have got three points...

WOMAN: Ooh! MAN: What?

..to give to the winner of the race.

If you are the first car over the line

that has most of the car together as deemed by Brickman,

you will win three Hamish Blake bonus points.

MAN: Today Brickman's gonna score us.

Ten points based on the anaesthetics of it,

and then there's a bonus three Hamish points

if it can make it around the track first and intact.

Well, this is gonna be fun.

Alright, here's some more exciting news.

You'll be building in not teams of two but teams of four.

(EXCLAMATIONS)

Felix and Annalena, because you won the big brick,

you've got a huge advantage.

We choose the teams.

You choose the teams.

ANNALENA: At the finish on our season

he just guessed every challenge.

Is this whole season of Lego Masters

me going to be saying 60% of a sentence

and you just saying...?

Saying the rest. Nice.

Alright, so, to be clear. Two teams joined together.

So, there's going to be four teams of four in here.

And I think we're gonna keep it on the theme

so it will be Australia versus The World.

So, two of our teams will be Australian,

two of our teams will be international.

So, that's the pool we're going from.

So, we've got Aussies on one side,

we've got the rest of the world on the other side.

WOMAN: I would have loved the power to choose my team.

Any power is fun. We're Americans, we love power.

(LAUGHTER)

Stop! It's true.

Why don't we start with... An Aussie team.

Do we start with the Aussies?

Let's start with which Australian combination?

OK. The first team will be...

Shane and Dianne and...

Emilio and Sam.

Emilio and Sam, alright, great.

Shane, Dianne, Emilio, and Sam, you're one Aussie team,

which means, yeah, we've got Charlie and Hayley and Ben and Eric

on the other team.

That's the Aussies set.

Who do you guys want to build with?

Ooh.

So, we have picked...

Ida and Peter. Yes!

Ida and Peter, alright.

The countries of the north. (LAUGHTER)

Nice.

Little bit scared.

SHANE: After seeing their builds, yeah,

we have to lift our game a little bit.

'Cause they are amazing builders.

WOMAN: Denmark and Germany.

Yeah, them being together is terrifying.

Alright, so, we have Camille and Caroline, OK,

joining our American ladies.

This is great, you're perfectly in the middle there.

Unreal. Alright. We've got our teams.

You know this means as well that from each team

there needs to be a nominated driver.

That's something else you guys can think about as we get into this.

And the teams that win this challenge

will all win the big brick together.

So, two teams will hold the big brick at the end of this

which means they'll be safe if the next build is an elimination.

There's been a lot of talk about

whether or not today WILL be an elimination.

I'll put you out of your misery...

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

..at the end of the build.

Oh!

Now, I know everyone's wondering how

much time do you have to build this car.

Any guesses? Felix?

Eight hours.

Well, Felix, Mr Smarty-pants,

it's not eight hours,

it's eight hours and one minute.

(LAUGHTER) So, pretty close, mate.

Pretty close.

But you can't, you can't catch us out. So...

We wish you the best of luck.

We're gonna get four very awesome karts.

Go and discover your karts. Good luck. Time starts now.

Good luck. Go for it, gang.

WOMAN: Whoo!

Felix, we'll take this one.

DIANNA: Take the back one. Take the back one.

Oh, wait, wait, wait.

Ahh-ha! Let's run. (FELIX MAKES RACING CAR NOISES)

Oh! (WOMAN SQUEALS)

(LAUGHS) Always gonna make it.

(FAST ENGINE NOISES)

DIANNE: OK, guys, let's get our thinking caps on.

FELIX: Lovely to build together. It's so nice!

CAMILLE: So... The lily pad.

I like the lily pad.

What's...

A lily pad is like ahh...

I can't draw a lily pad.

The competition is here, for sure.

I feel like there's such a divide in the room already,

Australian teams together going up against International.

I feel like whatever we build today needs to be big.

It's gonna be the biggest in the room.

Like, it could be a frog.

Oh, yeah. I see a frog when I see that.

Alright, let's make a giant frog.

OK, are we doing it... (LAUGHS)

So, we are building a giant green frog

with big eyes and eyelashes, a giant pink mouth.

I know that it's a French cliche.

Even though we used to eat their legs,

we love frogs in France.

Oh, I'm excited for our team. KRYSTLE: I love our team.

OTHERS: Yeah.

Their pencil from the first challenge cracked me up and...

(CAMILLE CHUCKLES) Thanks.

..I was, like, do you want to continue the dumb eyes with us?

Our frog is definitely going to have cute, silly eyes.

I'm very excited about the eyes.

I...

This challenge is more difficult than the first one.

We have to build something bigger

and moreover, we have to deal with the American girls.

No... (LAUGHS)

That's... That's not... That's not what I wanted to say.

HAMISH: Hello. CAROLINE: Hello.

Like, what's going to be, like, the piece de resistance?

The eyes. Like a frog.

Alright. So, beautiful frog.

Beautiful frog. A little bit sexy?

I hope so yeah. (LAUGHTER)

OK.

She's gonna be wild.

She's gonna be wild? Yeah.

OK. (CHUCKLES)

Well, we are a family show but that's cool.

Wild like in the jungle, you know?

Oh, wild. Untamed. Yeah.

(ROARS) Got you.

Oh, sorry. My English is so bad. Sorry.

Pretty good. I feel like it's pretty good.

(TAPPING SOUNDS)

This is not your average day even for Lego Masters.

If there's any challenge that I wanna win,

it's definitely this one because we both like our cars.

I do have a bit of background in cars.

So, I drive a classic car.

If you're in the car scene, you'll know what it is.

It's a BMW E30.

Yeah, like... You have no idea?

Love that.

The boys know nothing about cars.

I reckon I have passenger princesses.

(LAUGHTER)

MAN: While all the other cool boys were talking about cars,

we were building Lego.

ALL: Yeah.

True. In our rooms.

HALEY: We really should teach you like, 101, like, cars.

Today's challenge, we just want to make something that's insanely cool.

A dream car for us girlies.

So, we've got hood scoops, the wind shield.

And then we've got our spoiler on the back.

BRICKMAN: The dream car. HALEY: The dream car.

Like the Corvette, convertible type?

Yeah, with, like, Splitters, is it?

Splitters, yeah. A Lip Kit at the bottom.

You've got all the jargon.

Very cool, very cool.

It is THE coolest challenge ever in Lego Masters's history.

There's no doubt it.

So, I'm probably doing the driving today.

ERIC: If there's one team that we wanna stick it to,

it's Germany and Denmark.

Yep. Yeah.

(CHANTING) Dream car, dream car, dream car.

The Germans and Danish

are gonna have to watch out for the Australians today.

We're the A-Team.

Those Internationals, especially those Germans,

have set us the challenge.

MAN: They're in possession of the big brick since the last challenge.

So, today our challenge is to beat those Germans.

Thank you.

Ooh.

You're so generous.

We've got our boxing gloves up.

We're doing it whacky, we're doing it fun,

and it's an Aussie hotdog.

MAN: We need yellow for mustard.

We're gonna have to get all those tan bricks for the bun.

Hotdog's just kind of like the perfect aerodynamics for a vehicle

that is gonna be flying around a track.

It's gonna be strong. Yep.

It's gonna be strong so it doesn't fall apart.

Yep.

We're feeling pretty good where we're at.

Wait, what colour are they using over there?

I don't know, mate.

Have they got tan over there?

Don't tell me it's another bloody hotdog.

Are they doing a hotdog?

Are they building a hotdog? Are they building a hotdog?

Felix? What are you building?

What are youse building over there?

We are building a hotdog.

ALL: No!

DIANNE: You are not! (LAUGHS IN DISBELIEF)

No way.

No way!

Seriously? What the hell, man?

(SMASH) (BRICKS CLATTER)

(SMASH)

Felix? What are you building?

What are youse building over there?

We are building a hotdog.

ALL: No!

DIANNE: You are not!

Seriously? What the hell, man?

Look.

ANNALENA: OK, it's fine for us.

Ours will look better, so...

Oh!

You can try a hotdog as well.

I don't care if they build a hotdog or not

'cause I think ours is gonna be better.

So who cares.

It's going to be a dog-off!

Oh, no!

We have to make a decision. Mmm.

SHANE: I think two hotdogs is going to be madness.

EMILIO & SAM: Yeah.

The only way we win that is our hotdog looks way better than theirs.

SAM: Which is gonna be a challenge.

DIANNE: We either have a hotdog-off or we go to plan B.

SAM: Yeah... Banana split?

Banana split? Yeah.

Banana split? Banana split?

Banana split?

So, we've decided to move to a banana split.

Perfect aerodynamic vehicle.

It cuts through, it's long, slender,

and the colours are wonderful.

We want to beat the Germans.

And the Danish.

Not just because they stole our hotdog idea

but they won the last challenge.

We want an Aussie win. Yep.

Mmm.

Am I right in saying you're the driver?

I am the driver. I might have something up my sleeve.

SHANE: She's out of control.

I'm gonna do a Steven Bradbury.

You're gonna Bradbury it. Yeah, I'm gonna Bradbury it.

Another hero.

The team plan is to do a Steven Bradbury.

So I'm going to hold back, wait for them to all crash,

and then just slowly go round the outside and cruise past them.

Everyone got full faith in your driver?

ALL: Yep.

If we can rely on mums to do anything,

that's to be behind the other cars.

Wait for them to crash... Doing it for Steven Bradbury.

Slow and steady actually wins the race.

That is what's gonna go on.

Who's the driver?

Charlie's actually gonna jump in behind the wheel.

She's probably the lightest.

We need the lightest in the car.

The whole time we are building this,

I just cannot stop thinking that I'm gonna race this at the end.

Can I have a go?

Wouldn't be fair to give you a go.

Plus I'm hogging it at that moment. So, due to hogging, no.

Oh, due to hogging. It makes sense. But you will get to drive it.

And it is really fun.

I'll just straighten her up.

Alright, that's two hours down, everybody.

Six hours to go.

Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Six hours until you will be lining up on the start line.

Will you have what it takes?

Two hours down already. Jeez.

Guys, to help inspire you, you know, push the limits,

just take stuff to the edge,

just feel free to, you know, observe me

and be as inspired as possible.

(LAUGHTER) Yeah. Cheers, Hamish.

Looking good. Looking good, Camille.

He's having too much with that. (LAUGHTER)

Oh!

(BANG)

(EVERYONE GASPS) WOMAN: Oh, no!

(SHANE LAUGHS) Oh, no.

How's your car? Is your car alright?

Yeah. I'm surprised. You nearly lost a...

Yeah, mine's fine. Didn't actually make contact, which is good.

IDA: You know, that is

one of the great parts about both Denmark and Germany

is the sausages.

Yeah.

MAN: It's been a long travel down here...

WOMAN: Yeah. So, we don't wanna go home yet.

No.

You know, a hotdog is fast food

and we really want to go fast around the track

so it'll just be a perfect match.

ANNALENA: We're going to build an European hotdog.

It includes, like, a bun, a sausage,

some pickles, ketchup,

some - we call it 'senf', the yellow thing, you know?

Mustard. And onion rings. Yeah.

HAMISH: Now, to have Germans here to exquisitely

explain the difference between a hot dog and a bratwurst.

Yeah, a bratwurst is, like, a white wurst.

It's a bigger sausage?

No, it's the white one. It's not, like, red sausage.

You don't have a red bratwurst?

Like, normally... Or, is that a Kransky?

I don't know.

I'm a vegetarian so I don't know. OK.

(LAUGHS) I'm the wrong person to ask.

(LAUGHTER)

PETER: When building a go-kart the most important thing is strength

and just having it be sturdy enough to go around the track.

First off we're building, like, the frame to make the bread,

and then we really have

to think about interlocking every piece so that it sticks together

and brings stability throughout the build.

I'll just put a technic brick on here

so that it'll secure it to the bottom.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

HAMISH: Alright, Brickman, we are a couple of hours in now.

I get the feeling it is just about getting bricks down.

Pretty much.

It's coming together.

HAMISH: You'll be giving each go-kart a score out of ten.

It's gonna be tight with style points

and the three points could come into it for the race.

You're hoping the three points come into it for the race.

Come on, I don't give bonus points for effort.

The German hotdog is probably at this stage

probably the most advanced of the builds.

Some good latticework and they've got their struts and beams.

They're strategically located in several places around the car.

And they are super, super strong.

This is pretty sturdy.

Let's move to our French and American team. The frog.

I think we should only go up about this high.

CAMILLE: OK. Caroline: Yeah.

BRICKMAN: Yeah, character wise, great. I think it's good.

But there's a lot of weight in the face

so it's probably the least aerodynamic out of our four cars.

Yeah. Look at that.

So cute.

Our dream car. Great idea.

Should we do a hood scoop?

A hood ornament? No.

(LAUGHS)

BRICKMAN: This is a real design choice.

Keep it low, keep it sleek.

HAMISH: Gives you a chance to put bricks in advantageous spots

for the cornering and stuff.

It's very aerodynamic.

I reckon this one's gonna fly on the track.

On our banana split, on the Aussie car,

colour wise, good choice, like, the Neapolitan.

Awesome. And particularly the yellow.

I think the yellow will fit nicely.

Oh! No.

Too much pressure there? Yeah.

But it's precarious at best, is how I would describe it.

You reckon that's the flimsiest?

You know, it's not aerodynamic,

I'm not sure if the internal structure's good enough.

And a banana's a super tough shape to make.

Yeah.

If you think about the banana curving upwards, OK?

The centre of gravity is both high up in the air.

Yes, you can still get that curved shape a little bit,

but sculpting something like that is really, really difficult.

There's a lot of spaces underneath there. A lot.

This, here... Mmm?

This isn't... There's a lot of spaces.

HAMISH: Everybody, you are four hours down.

Four to go.

WOMAN: Whoo-hoo!

Halfway to the start line.

Is your build halfway?

Beep, beep. Still plenty of clearance.

Drift. (MAKES A SKIDDING SOUND)

Face started drifting like that. (LAUGHS)

So, we cannot have anything come past here.

CAMILLE: We are OK. If you want, use the brake.

Eugh! Just don't use the break.

You look so comfy. (LAUGHTER)

We decided Michelle's gonna drive.

I fit in her, which is good.

Now we're just kind of pounding away, trying to get bricks laid.

There's a lot of bricks to lay.

I want to do something more realistic...

French? ..and more French with the tooth.

How do you call that in English? Gap tooth?

Gap tooth? Yeah.

In French we say (SPEAKS FRENCH).

Happiness teeth. BOTH: Happiness teeth?

Yeah. That's nice.

(HAMMERING)

Oh, you...

Why is it always Sam? Are you alright?

Yeah. It just collapsed.

I've been building the banana and it had just fallen off.

It's gotten so heavy.

DIANNE: Walk away for a minute. Have a break from it.

I've never built a banana before. (CHUCKLING)

SHANE: So, we're trying to come up with ways

to double up the reinforcement structure.

It needs to be a bit stronger and it needs to stay on the cart.

HAMISH: What's happening to our narni?

Too heavy? Ahh, a little bit, yeah.

DIANNE: A little bit too heavy.

BRICKMAN: Yep, so,

if that's the bottom of the banana, how does it bend?

It's gonna come out like this.

I don't... Alright.

Eugh! I hate doing this and I apologise in advance.

I don't think you can do it.

You don't think we can do it? DIANNE: Oh, no!

I don't. In fact I know you can't do it.

What I'm thinking about is alternatives.

OK. And basically have a smaller banana.

Still do your ice cream scoops and all that kind of cool stuff,

but basically have your banana here.

Yep.

SHANE: So, Brickman thinks that maybe

we should scrap the banana going up and scale it down a little bit.

Um...

Yep. Yep. No problem.

Thanks, Brickman. Thank you.

I love Brickman. He's a very knowledgeable person.

But, you know, I like to think

that sometimes when Brickman says you can't do something,

that he's just encouraging you to get it done, so...

Hey, look, it's not that I like to prove Brickman wrong but...

(CHUCKLES)

It would be good to prove him wrong.

We're gonna get the banana built

and, yeah, we're gonna show him that we can get it built in time.

There's gonna be twice the banana on this car.

HAMISH: Coming up...

It's none other than best friend of the show, Sophie Monk!

Thank you, guys. Best driver we know.

(CHEERING)

Strap in as the Aussies take on The World in the greatest showdown.

When they all crash, I'm just

gonna make sure that I get around this track.

Whoo-hoo!

In three, two, one. Go!

(SMASH) (BRICKS CLATTER)

(SMASH)

(BRICKS CLATTER)

(MOMENTOUS MUSIC)

Dream car, dream car, dream car.

This is one of the coolest challenges in Lego Masters history.

MAN: Yep.

I don't think that any of us have built on a go-kart before

let alone driving your build.

It's so different. I know. Right up my alley.

The front's really taking shape thanks to Charlie and Ben up there.

We've got one side looking good, another on its way.

We're definitely aiming for those two big bricks.

We wanna show these international teams Australia is here

and we're here to fight.

If you were to compare yourselves to the other teams,

one advantage that you guys have is you've kept it fairly low.

I think that plays in your favour.

The downside to that is of course that it's not as imposing

so, I think what you've got to do is find ways to make it 'bling'.

I mean, I'm not a hoon

but anything that you can add to your car like that

I think is a good way of doing it.

Thank you.

We wanna make sure that we're tracking those extra features

to show that we are a real car.

So, we're thinking of doing exhaust pipes, like, mufflers,

just to give it that bit more shazam.

It can't be a sports convertible car without fluffy dice.

Frickin' nailing it.

Fluffy dice, baby.

Are we having fun? Of course.

You've got things.

MICHELLE: I think we've just gotta keep laying bricks.

Lay, lay, lay, lay.

Shall we maybe light this frog on fire?

Of course.

I think that's pretty cute.

She's running from the fire.

They're trying to cook her. Yeah.

But we don't want to her to be cooked.

Yeah.

We're finishing up the flames and then I'm working on the frog's face.

Just trying to get it built and attached and sturdy.

FELIX: The main part of our build, like, the bread, is almost done.

But we have a lot of things to do

like the sausage, the onions, the pickles.

How's the nose of our sausage going? Well, this is the backend.

That's the backend. Yeah.

So sorry. My mistake.

Now I can see it. Yeah.

Would you ever take a regular beef sausage

and put it in white bread and eat that?

No.

It bothers me greatly that the international teams

are not familiar with the concept of a sausage sizzle.

That needs to be fixed.

(SIREN BLARES)

MAN: Oh, god.

MAN: He's back. WOMAN: Oh.

(LAUGHTER)

Ooh!

Oh, hi, guys.

There's been a lot of chat about hotdogs on this episode,

and we wouldn't be the hosts or the host nation that we are

unless we showed you

the actual correct way to combine sausage and bread,

which is a sausage sizzle.

Sausage sizzle?

But especially to our Internationals,

can we interest you in an Australian sausage and bread?

FELIX: Wow.

We've also got vegan for you, Felix.

You've got to get involved.

Now, to the Australians,

this will probably also make you

want to buy a few extra rolls of electrical tape

and a hammer drill that you don't need.

(LAUGHS)

(BBQ SIZZLES)

So, this is...

This is as close to a national cuisine as we have.

Of just a sausage in bread with a little bit of Tommy sauce.

Satisfaction? Oh, that's good.

Yeah. That's really good.

We're not mucking around.

Officially, welcome to Australia.

Thank you. It's an honour.

This is a really beautiful moment. (LAUGHTER)

FELIX: I'm not hungry.

Now, imagine just standing around eating,

like, six of those in a backyard one day...

Nope. ..then going, "Eugh, god, I'm full,"

and then coming back four hours later and eating two cold ones.

That's Australia.

Hey, Felix? Yeah?

There's no queue.

OK. Alright. Alright.

Thank you for this. Alright, here we go.

Thank you. (CHUCKLES)

Are you gonna eat it? (LAUGHTER)

No. Just...

Should I try it?

Mmm!

Really good, huh?

Amazing. It is amazing. Alright.

When you see the European hotdog there's, like,

a lot of stuff going on there like pickles, onions, nice bread.

(LAUGHS)

The Aussie hotdog, it's, like, a little bit sad, I would say.

SAM: G'day, mate. IDA: G'day, mate.

I don't know what the Danish equivalent of 'G'day mate' is

but I'm sure there's one.

I can teach you it, it's really easy.

Yeah? Dav.

Dav? Yeah.

HAMISH: Whoo!

(BRAKES SQUEAL)

Yep, just as I suspected, one hour to go!

(EXCLAMATIONS) (SIREN BLARES)

WOMAN: Are we panicking? One hour...

until I will see you at the start line

and you will be racing to get into Lego Masters history.

(PACY MUSIC)

MICHELLE: We have an hour left and we're trying to cover this half

and then we need to finish off the sides here.

And Caroline's working on some hands.

Just going as fast as we can to try to get it done and looking good.

BEN: I feel like at this point it's about making sure

that everything is sturdy enough to go around the track.

SHANE: The banana's on. DIANNE: The banana.

MAN: With the banana split, we are really gunning for aesthetics

but we've chosen a very, very difficult shape

to make out of bricks.

There's less of a curve they would have loved.

The banana in the front, the shape is not what we wanted.

It's colourful.

But listen, once we get to the race track,

slow and steady actually wins the race.

I'm gonna smoke these young ones

and when they all crash I'm gonna come through the finish line,

"Whoo-hoo!"

(CHUCKLES) Oh!

Dianne!

Don't you worry.

It's better than a hotdog. Oh, my goodness.

It's far better than a hotdog.

You feel enthusiastic. Yeah!

You feel enthusiastic. Yeah.

And you feel enthusiastic. Everybody is enthusiastic.

The strategy for this race is putting Annalena in charge,

because she's a powerhouse.

I'm gonna drive this hotdog as fast as I can.

That's the plan behind this.

And she's very competitive.

HAMISH: You know, a lot of race drivers before the race,

they get in the car and they, like, visualise.

Like, they think about the race. (DEEP BREATHS)

Winning, winning, winning. (LAUGHS)

You know, some roads in Germany have no speed limit.

My strategy is to just go fast and cut the corners,

and just smash the others.

(MAKES RACING SOUNDS)

So glad that wasn't on, just for everyone's sake.

Coming up...

it's none other than the best friend of the show, Sophie Monk!

You might find it a bit tricky, the chicane's quite severe.

Gee, you know your stuff. Yeah, I kinda do.

Buckle up, the battle for Lego Olympic gold shifts into top gear.

I'm gonna win this challenge.

I'm gonna get you, Dianne.

This is more hectic than Monaco.

(SMASH) (BRICKS CLATTER)

(SMASH)

(BRICKS CLATTER)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(BLOWS THROUGH LIPS)

CAMILLE: How is it?

I'm gonna hop to the finish line, first.

HAMISH: Thirty minutes. ANNALENA: What, what?

Half an hour till you line up on the grid.

I thought he said THREE minutes.

That is when we race. Good luck. Whoo!

Cool.

It looks good.

WOMAN: We're feeling pumped and we're doing great.

To be honest, I am feeling good at this moment right now.

Brickman is looking for aesthetic build and we want to get ten points.

Right now we're finishing the sausage

but also we've finished all, like, the onions, the pickles.

It's looking really delicious.

ANNALENA: It looks so funny, this hotdog.

Our hotdog is gonna to win this challenge.

Hottest dog in town. Right.

MICHELLE: We are just going as fast as we can

to try to get it all done and looking good.

KRYSTLE: Yeah, we're about to take Froggie to the track

and you're gonna smoke 'em.

All they're gonna see is his fire.

Ten minutes... Ten minutes! Whoo!

..till I drop my lace handkerchief and you speed past me.

Ten minutes. What can happen in ten minutes?

DIANNE: Oh, shut up, Hamish. (LAUGHTER)

Did you tell me to shut up, Dianne? Yes.

(LAUGHS)

She's so rough, isn't she?

But she's a race car driver and this is how we josh with each other.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

ERIC: I think in terms of how sturdy they are, they're pretty sturdy.

There you go. There's your answer.

There are so many little accessories that we need to put on.

We're trying to find a place for the fuzzy dice.

We're trying to get a hood ornament in.

If we can get a good score from Brickman,

and it survives the track,

it's all us.

I know we've gone, like, a little bit smaller than some other teams

but hopefully that just means

that our car's a little bit more lightweight

and can get around the track faster than some of the others.

And they have the best driver. That's the plan.

And, yeah, we have the best driver so...

I think our car's got a good shot.

We're here to fight for those bricks.

ERIC: If not for Australia,

just to see the Internationals not leave with a victory

would be just really good.

CHARLIE: We're so excited.

BEN: Race, race, race.

One minute.

No, no, not OK, not OK.

Are you doing everything you could possibly be doing on these vehicles?

Quick, quick, quick.

SHANE: Just try and cover any unsightly bits that you can.

DIANNE: Oh, look, there's one there.

We're hoping to get

as many of those ten points as possible from Brickman,

for aesthetics.

Gentle. Just, just.

You told ME to be careful.

I mean, we're pretty happy with the banana split.

DIANNE: I can't believe I get to drive this go-kart!

This is gonna be fun.

HAMISH: Here we go.

Ten, nine, eight,

seven, six, five... MAN: The head's clipped!

..four, three, two, one.

That is it.

That is it, guys. BRICKMAN: Well done, everybody.

(APPLAUSE) Well done.

Good job. Good job.

Good job. (LAUGHS)

Slam. (LAUGHS)

(SOUND OF ENGINES STARTING)

VOICE-OVER: Ready.

(SIREN)

(SOUND OF FROG CROAKING)

(MOMENTOUS MUSIC)

Teams, it's been a world first record-breaking eight hours.

Four teams of four

creating four of the best damn go-karts I've ever seen.

Congratulations. Well done.

Unreal. They're looking beautiful.

Before we find out your scores out of ten

Brickman will first award,

and then we get to the all-important

potential three Hamish Blake bonus points during the race,

we're gonna take a look at them.

Why don't we start with our pink dream car.

One of the Australian teams'. Let's have a look. Come on over.

Ooh, there she is. (CHUCKLES)

WOMAN: Today's build is a pink dream car.

It was definitely a strategy to make it more streamlined and aerodynamic

'cause we wanted to make sure that it was as light as possible.

BEN: This is race-ready.

Ours is gonna fly.

Brickman, what are your favourite bits?

I really like the minimalist approach.

The low, sleek.

I think that really works in your favour.

So, from a technical perspective I really like it.

Also the colour choice.

Going pink is great. It really stands out.

It pops.

I like the details like the licence plate and fluffy dice.

Out of ten I'm to give you

an awesomely pink seven.

Well done.

WOMAN: We got 7/10.

Going into the race with arguably the most race-ready car

and the best driver,

we have one hand on the big brick at this point.

Yep.

Charlie, right now you'd be getting into driver focus.

Yeah. I'm in the zone.

Does you being a bit of a car fan help get you into that zone?

Yeah, for sure.

It's like, as soon as I step into my own car I'm in the zone.

And Mum in an SUV pulls up to me at a light

and I'm ready to go.

(LAUGHTER) I'm ready to go.

It looks fast.

I reckon this one's gonna fly on the track,

I really think it will.

Can't wait to see it out there. Good luck.

Good luck.

To have that good feedback made us feel like we've got a good chance.

I am pumped. I'm ready to go. (CHUCKLES)

Come on in Germany, Denmark.

(APPLAUSE)

And our hotdog. (LAUGHS)

It's gorgeous. Thank you.

PETER: This is our build, the wiener wagon.

IDA: We're going for a strong build.

PETER: Interlocking every piece so that it sticks together.

And it seems pretty stable.

ANNALENA: Have you ever seen, like, a perfectly shaped hotdog?

FELIX: It looks so, so amazing, and so fun.

BRICKMAN: Well, first of course, you weren't the only dog in town.

There was another dog being built.

You guys were so resolute,

we're not changing, this is what we're doing.

And, I've gotta say, absolutely you delivered.

The sculpting of the hotdog is great.

All of these pickles, rings,

you know, the sauce bottles at the back, I think it looks fantastic.

I think it's an eight. Well done.

Yes! Nice.

8/10.

This is important because we're in the lead.

Felix, I mean, you're friends with Annalena.

I assume you've driven together before, you've seen her drive.

Yeah.

She has a little car.

Great.

But it's the fastest of everyone on the street so...

Oh, so, you've been sort of

training for this without realising it, Annalena.

Yeah, yeah. I would say so.

Now just had to make it across the finish line,

being first and then the victory's ours.

Alright, let's see the banana split from our other Australian team.

Dianne, Shane, Sam, Emilio, let's have a look.

SHANE: We've got a banana split.

I think looking at it, it's met the brief.

I think it's the perfect aerodynamic vehicle.

It's long, slender.

It's just gonna cut through.

I think it's gonna hold. Like, it's pretty solid.

If Mum can make it around the track intact, we've won this.

We've got two gold bricks.

But yeah, we're a bit worried going against the Brickman on the banana.

HAMISH: Brickman, what are your thoughts?

Have any of you done sculpting before...

with plain bricks?

Ahh...

(SMASH) (BRICKS CLATTER)

(SMASH)

(BRICKS CLATTER)

Have any of you done sculpting before with plain bricks?

Ahh...

ALL: No.

It's hard, isn't it? It is.

It's really hard. Mm-hm.

If we think about the banana shape,

having sort of it curving both ways, I think would be great.

Perhaps... I know you ran out of time at the end

but even the banana extending up to where the steering wheel is,

that might have helped give that shape a little bit more.

However, I'm inspired by the colour choices.

I think the whole choosing the ice cream was a great decision,

it allowed you to play with colour.

Out of ten I'm going to give you...

6.5.

6.5 points. Um...

DIANNE: It was a little bit disappointing.

But Brickman's right about a few things.

We hadn't had the experience of sculpting

as some of the other teams did.

DIANNE: But I am ready to do a Steven Bradbury.

I want to take those three points.

Let's move to our French and American team.

The frog. Let's take a look.

WOMAN: So, today we have a giant green frog.

She looks really, really strong.

She's gotta go fast.

Team France and Team USA all the way.

The last time the French and Americans came together

over a famous sculpture was of course the Statue of Liberty.

But I think now we have a new front-runner, don't we?

I think the frog might take the cake.

BRICKMAN: What I like the most about your car is, it's you guys.

It's quirky, it's awesome, it's fun.

And I can picture the race when it's going on,

and I can see lots of people at home going,

"Go the frog. Go the frog. Go the frog."

And I think that's what you want.

However, from a technical perspective,

I am worried about the big blob head at the front.

There's a lot of Lego bricks.

Like, a lot there.

So, my question mark is,

if it can withstand the rigours of a race.

Out of ten I'm going to give you...

an awesome seven.

So, we've heard all the scores. We have a seven.

Now it means anybody can win.

The three extra points for the race...

No, it means YOU have to win.

Charlie, she is that mum in a minivan. She's ready.

She's ready. (LAUGHTER)

We have to beat them all. You have to win.

I'm going to give it my best to win. You have to win.

You have to win. Yeah.

(SOUND OF FROG CROAKING)

Alrighty. Here we are.

We have four incredible creations.

They are ready to race.

But before they do, there is something that you need to know.

Oh, god!

This is NOT an elimination. (WOMAN GASPS)

This is not an elimination.

Obviously the winner is still playing for the big brick

but no-one is going home today.

Alright.

By the snout of a hotdog,

Germany and Denmark are in the lead on an eight.

But mathematically,

any team could win it here

with the three bonus points on offer.

Which makes the race all important.

I know you guys will wanna know, like, where are we racing?

Where's the track?

So, let's go there now

using the power of editing.

One, two, three...

(CLICK FINGERS) (EVERYONE GASPS)

Welcome to the track.

Oh! What!

(CHEERING)

MAN: This is insane. WOMAN: No way!

I mean, the stage is set.

Before we start your engines

and we hear that very, very low hum of electric motors...

(LAUGHTER) ..filling the air,

we thought it'd be fun to organise a little surprise for you guys.

I thought I could drive this or

wouldn't it be better to get a pro driver.

(DIANNE GASPS) Here.

Someone with incredible driving experience

to cut a hot lap so you can see how these cars perform.

Would you like to see them? ALL: Yes.

Mystery Lego driver, let it rip.

Ooh! Ahh!

Oh, my gosh!

Who is that?

Wait a second. Is that just me or is that THE Daniel Ricardo?

(PACY MUSIC)

Observe the lines.

Observe how it handles.

Whoo! They go pretty fast, huh?

Absolute master class.

(APPLAUSE) WOMAN: Whoo!

But who is this?

Who is this pro we've been graced with the presence of?

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

(LAUGHTER)

Oh, my goodness!

Bold move from Daniel.

Could still be him.

Mystery driver, would you reveal yourself.

(EXPECTANT MUSIC)

It's none other than best friend of the show, Sophie Monk!

Thank you, guys. Best driver we know.

I know. (PANTS)

MAN: I am, like, starstruck. Huge fan of hers.

I made a joke to my girlfriend

that I was going on 'Love Island' before this

so she's gonna kill me

when she realises that Sophie Monk was involved.

Thanks, guys.

It's a tough grid out there but, you know, I have put the hours in.

Yeah. You might find it a bit tricky.

The chicane's quite severe.

Gee, you know your stuff. Yeah, I kinda do.

I have no idea who she is, if I'm honest but...

She's pretty.

SOPHIE: Well, let's hope you've got great down force

'cause it sets it up nicely to take the chicanes

and master the apex turns if you can manage the under stair.

If you manage the under stair you'll just be sweet.

It's easy.

(CHUCKLING)

Alright, drivers, do you want to step forward.

Oh, all the ladies.

Whoo-hoo!

There can only be one winner

and if that car has most of the bricks on it by the end,

you will win the three bonus points

and you will win two big bricks.

KRYSTLE: You gotta get those extra three Hamish points.

We can't go back to our countries

without having won the big brick at least once.

Yeah. That's shameful.

Yeah.

(WHINE OF CAR ENGINE)

(SOUND OF ENGINE STARTING AND REVVING)

(MOMENTOUS MUSIC)

FELIX: Annalena's really, really competitive.

Perfect for a race.

Watch your back, yeah.

I'm ready.

Slow and steady wins the race.

Yeah. That's the plan.

I'm ready to get out there. I'm ready to kick some butt.

ANNALENA: Our scores from Brickman put us in the starting positions.

I am at the back of the pack. And actually quite happy about that.

The plan is coming together.

Slow and steady. Yeah.

Like a Steven Bradbury. (CHUCKLES)

I just hope I don't lose the sausage.

(LAUGHTER)

Alright, here we go, guys.

Race like the big brick depends on it because it does.

You've got three laps.

This is what you were built to do.

Ladies... Good luck.

Racing in three, two, one.

Go! Go, go, go, go, go!

(TEAMS CHEER)

Dog down, dog down, dog...

(BANG) Oh, no!

We have a lot of Lego bricks down.

Oh no! Oh no.

Dianne, you're an absolute animal.

What's going on with Dianne?

(GASPS AND GROANS AND SQUEALS)

(SMASH) (BRICKS CLATTER)

(SMASH)

HAMISH: Race like the big brick depends on it because it does.

You've got three laps.

I just hope I don't lose the sausage.

Racing in three, two, one.

Go! Go, go, go, go, go!

Dog down, dog down, dog down!

(BANG) Oh, no!

Oh, my gosh!

Oh, no! Oh, no!

We have a lot of Lego bricks down.

Dianne, you absolute animal.

What's going on with Dianne?

Dianne, you're in front.

I know.

Look at Mum taking them on the outside of that!

What happened to my mum? (LAUGHS)

The beast just came out.

She doesn't care, man, she's not gonna be stopped.

What's the opposite of Steven Bradbury?

(LAUGHTER) He's left the building now.

Come on, Australia!

Oh! No, no, no! Dianne!

ANNALENA: Dianne's car, there's just nothing left.

Yeah, the banana had split.

Oh, dog's going through.

The dogs through. (CHEERING)

The frog's racing.

We have a lot of Lego bricks on the track.

There's a lot of competition.

The hotdog is in the lead now.

Whoo!

Alright. That's lap one.

Yes, Michelle!

SOPHIE: Dianne's killing it.

Dianne, what's happened?

She's not hanging back.

Dianne has no Lego bricks

left on her car.

Dianne, you've just been disqualified

but go, go.

Once that banana split explodes, OK, I've got nothing here.

I've got nothing to lose any more.

I am just gonna make sure that I get around this track.

Listen, I wanna win.

I am going to make sure no-one else can win first place.

Come on, Mum!

Charlie, you're catching up.

Whoo! (BANG)

Eugh! Oh!

Frog's head is down.

Frog's head is disqualified.

MICHELLE: Her face just, like, flies off.

But you know what, that's not stopping me,

I have to cross that finish line.

I reckon we've got two legal cars

at the most.

The big dream car, the hotdog,

they are mostly intact.

We've got this in the bag.

Ours is like, 90% here.

(TEAM CHANTS) Hotdog, hotdog, hotdog!

(BANG) (SQUEALING)

(EXCLAMATIONS)

That's so unfair.

That's so unfair.

This is more hectic than Monaco.

Is it still a Lego build?

Annalena is driving half a bun.

(CRASH)

Charlie's driving 0% of the car.

They're all naked now.

They're all nude cars except for the bun.

We've got a bun.

ANNALENA: Everyone's just crashing their cars but I've got the hotdog.

It's stable, it's the last one standing there.

I'm gonna win this challenge.

(TEAMS URGING)

Dianne, this is it.

Final lap, Dianne.

Whoo!

Annalena looks...

Oh, sh... That was serious.

Oh, my god! Dianne.

They are playing dirty.

I'm gonna get you, Dianne.

On, no, she's getting reeled in.

She's getting reeled in by the bun.

SHANE: Come on, Mum. Keep going!

Everybody's cars are naked now.

Annalena has this in the bag.

Annalena wants it. She does. She does.

Dianne's holding her off!

She's giving it everything. Come on!

(SMASH)

Oh, no. No! What happened?

She had a massive stack, right at the end.

On the second last corner.

(CHEERING)

What about Charlie?

Charlie's through. Charlie's through.

(CHANTING) Charlie! Charlie!

Charlie! Charlie! Charlie! Whoo!

At the end, heartbreak.

Dianne, OK over there?

The mum who wanted to stay at the back the whole race

got her wish.

(LAUGHS) She did in the end, didn't she.

She got her wish.

Alright. Well, that was a beautiful mess.

(LAUGHTER)

Wasn't it?

Now, Brickman... Mmm?

At the start of the build it was all about aesthetics,

we went through that.

There was talk about structural integrity.

Mmm. Oh, yeah.

Do you have any thoughts on that or...

(LAUGHTER)

We're not gonna need to count bricks today, Hamish.

It was a wonderful race.

The following teams though, however, were sadly disqualified,

due to losing most of their bricks.

(TEASINGLY) No way!

In no particular order... (LAUGHTER)

All of them. (LAUGHTER)

Which leaves us to go purely on aesthetics.

As Brickman previously judged,

to our German and Danish team with a score of 8/10.

You guys have won.

The hotdog wins on aesthetics.

Which means, guys, come and get the big brick.

You've got a big brick each.

Congratulations, guys.

Oh, it's heavy, isn't it. Yeah, it's huge.

Well done. Yeah, they're not convenient.

We've got them, the big bricks. They are in our possession.

Wood-a-wood-a-wood. Whoo!

HAMISH: OK.

Two big bricks have been secured,

which means if the next build's an elimination,

you guys are safe.

Alright, that was unbelievable. I think everyone needs a rest.

Great job. We'll see you next time. SOPHIE: Thanks, guys.

WOMAN: Germany and Denmark did have the best build.

And it looked so good and comical at the same time.

Yeah.

And at the same time they need to be stopped.

Thanks, guys.

Eugh!

These pants. I should have made them looser.

MAN: Once upon a time

the greatest Lego builders came from far and wide.

WOMAN: To create something truly magical.

Fairytales twisted with a genre.

Think Wizard of Oz as a Kung Fu story.

Hoo-ya!

Beauty and the beast, sci-fi.

Cinderella, western. Yee-ha!

And instead of the slipper

she's missing a boot.

We're from Texas, so it makes sense.

MAN: But, in the first shock elimination...

Game on people. Game on.

Australia is here and we're here to fight.

Who lived happily ever after?

Diving ran dam shooting shot

with water pistols.

WOMAN: And who's fairytale will end...

I swear to god that wasn't me.

in disaster?

Nooo!

What specifically are you making?

Just enjoy the show man.

All will be revealed at the end.

Lego Masters Australia vs the world.

Tomorrow, 7:30pm on Nine and 9Now.