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HAMISH BLAKE: Previously...

This is your chance to build your dream home.

ANTHONY: We're gonna have a crazy slide.

We're gonna have a shark tank. (SCREAMING)

..an elimination challenge...

What is your dream house, Gus?

Oh, I don't know. I don't ever think about this kind of stuff.

This is not what I think about, ever.

A dream house for me is having people you love,

people you care for, in a space with you.

..that turned dream homes into spectacular nightmares.

What is your happy place, Gus? Not right now.

Then...

You need to turn that dream home into a nightmare.

(LAUGHS)

In the end...

I think this is your best work on 'Lego Masters'.

Well done. (CHUCKLES)

..it was Anthony and Jess' wave that ended their dream

at being Lego masters.

Bye for real. (LAUGHS)

(TEAMS EXCLAIM)

Tonight...

The winner of today's build

will be going straight through to finals week.

Oh, my god. We have to win this. Oh, have to win.

..the greatest immunity battle

on 'Lego Masters'.

(THUDDING AND WHIRRING)

MAN: What is it?

(ZAPPING AND TEAMS EXCLAIM)

(TEAMS LAUGH AND CHEER)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Commence flashing lights.

(ALARM BLARES)

(MAGICAL MUSIC)

(TEAMS CHATTER AND LAUGH)

Come in.

(TEAMS EXCLAIM)

There's nothing. There's nothing. Nothing.

Well, there's nothing here. Nothing.

Oh. I don't like when there's nothing.

We cannot see anything.

There's nothing under the tables.

There is no curtain. We don't know what's gonna happen today.

How's everyone feeling?

You're the final final five.

(LAUGHTER)

No more tricks. Well, I mean, I can't promise that,

but no more returning teams.

You are the final final five of 'Lego Masters'.

So, this time we're at the final final five.

We thought we were at final five last time.

We thought we were last time,

but now we're really there. We're now at the final...

..final five? I don't know. It's the final five.

Scotty and Owen, you guys have had a challenge-off.

So stretch out the fingers.

They feeling well rested?

No, they were busy sewing.

(LAUGHTER)

Did you make that shirt, Owen?

Yeah, absolutely. Did you really make that shirt?

Matching scrunchie as well.

Is that why one sleeve's a tiny bit shorter?

(LAUGHS) Yeah.

(LAUGHTER) Like that.

(LAUGHTER)

So, would you guys like to know what today's build is?

ALL: Yes.

Tell us. (LAUGHTER)

Well, last year, we did a challenge...

..based off quite a popular,

quite a well-known sci-fi franchise.

Mm. You know, we had a secret Brick Pit.

Cool. Good fun.

Actually, probably just the easiest way

to introduce today's build is...

..to open the next secret Brick Pit.

(GASPS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)

(DOORS RATTLE) What is it?

MAN: What is it?

DAVID: What's this?

GUS: That's Avengers.

That's Avengers!

(ALL CHEER AND LAUGH)

(DOORS WHOOSH)

(HEROIC MUSIC)

Go and have a look at it.

(TEAMS LAUGH)

(TEAMS GASP) Oh, yeah!

Oh!

Bro, check out this.

Oh. Hail Hydra.

HARRISON: Yes.

OWEN: I'm talkin' Hulk.

I'm talkin' Iron Man. I'm talkin' Captain America.

I'm talkin' Guardians of the Galaxy.

GABBY: The Thor movies are my favourite.

I'd take Chris Hemsworth any day. So cool, eh?

(BOTH LAUGH)

Oh, yes. Where have these been all my life? Oh.

Scotty!

What is your hand doing up there?

(SCOTTY LAUGHS EXAGGERATEDLY)

(LAUGHTER)

GUS: I'm a huge Iron Man fan.

I've sculpted an Iron Man - a one-to-one Iron Man helmet -

out of clay and then moulded and casted it

so I could actually wear it around.

DAVID: I reckon I've watched all 23 films probably four times.

This is gonna be freakin' awesome, and I cannot wait to start.

(HEROIC MUSIC)

It is the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

There is a lot of stuff in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

They're very good at superheroes.

(LAUGHTER)

Today your build is creating an action scene -

that one moment - that one moment where something impactful

or incredible is happening

from the world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Brickman, what are you looking for?

Today, of course, we're ticking off

technical ability, storytelling and aesthetics.

But we're adding something new.

This is all about showing motion in Lego

without having motion.

Today, in the Brick Pit, we've taken out...

..all of the motors and technical components.

(CHUCKLES)

I'm sorry. (LAUGHTER)

So, essentially, this comes down

to the art form, and it is an art form, of diorama building.

You need to be able to show motion and energy

without literal motion and energy.

It is about picking the moment.

But before you pick the moment in your imaginations,

you need to pick your minifigs.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

When you pick your minifig,

that will tell you the location that your moment is gonna be set in.

Alright, the five locations we have are...

..Wakanda.

(GASPS)

..the Helicarrier...

..Avengers Tower...

..the Sanctum Sanctorum...

..and Asgard.

I literally have no idea what he's talking about.

Fleur, which one do you want, mate?

I don't know any of them. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS) I was hoping...

..you were gonna say, like, New York or Paris.

(LAUGHTER)

The good news is that

Avengers Tower, I'm pretty sure, is in New York.

OK. I mean,

not in, like, the Theater District, but, I mean, it's in...

(LAUGHS) Dammit.

So, I don't know anything about the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Black Panther - Wakanda.

It's in Africa. Oh, OK.

Asgard is...

But, thankfully, Sarah is gonna be able to

support me through this adventure we're about to go on.

Wakanda!

Alright. Why don't we start with Gabby and Ry?

Oh, gosh. OK.

SCOTTY: Get the Brick of Doom. No.

Yeah. (LAUGHS)

What are you hoping for? What are you hoping here, Ry?

I'm keen for anything, actually.

The joke's on you. They're all Brick of Doom.

Yeah.

What have we got? Here we go.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

RYAN AND HAMISH: Thor. Asgard. Asgard.

Oh, that's good. OK.

Gabby's happy with that.

And we got Thor. We got Asgard.

Last time we got to build our dream house,

and this week Chris Hemsworth's dream home.

Hemsworth's dream house. (BOTH LAUGH)

(APPLAUSE) So, Fleur...

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

..Avengers Tower.

New York. You did get New York.

Start spreading the news, baby. SARAH: There you go. (LAUGHS)

Absolutely. Whoo!

Gus, do you want to come down?

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

Ooh, yeah. Helicarrier.

Helicarrier. Whoo-hoo!

Good? Yeah, we can do that.

We can do that.

Michael and Harrison, who's got the honours?

Go. It's yours. It's yours. Good luck, Mike.

Sanctum Sanctorum and Wakanda.

What are you after? I think I'm after Wakanda.

And Wakanda you have got. Well done.

(TEAMS MURMUR)

I'm a massive MCU fan,

and I really hope today we can do Wakanda justice.

(LAUGHS)

We know what it is.

(MAGICAL MUSIC)

You got it.

Oh, true. Yeah, nice.

(LAUGHTER)

Got Dr Strange, man.

Dr Strange, yes.

Yes. OK.

So, we get Dr Strange. It's a bit fitting,

'cause... we're a bit strange. Oh, speak for yourself.

Here's what I can tell you about today's build.

The winner of today's build...

..will be safe from the next elimination.

It's not an elimination?

It's not an elimination.

FLEUR AND SARAH: Yes!

(LAUGHTER)

MAN: Wow.

Oh, this is so exciting!

(LAUGHTER) Oh!

The winner will be going straight through to finals week...

Oh, my god, we have to win this. Ooh. Have to win this, yes.

..and will be that critical one step closer...

..to a shot at 100 grand

and the title of Lego Masters Australia.

Ooh! Ooh!

So, it's kind of your ticket into the winning circle,

really, isn't it?

Yeah, straight to top four. Yeah.

Alright, to create your incredible moment of impact

from the Marvel Cinematic Universe...

..you have got...

..ten hours.

(TEAMS INHALE)

It's not a lot. It's not.

You've got your minifigures.

You've got your settings.

Fleur, you've got a lot of learning to do.

I certainly do! (LAUGHTER)

Alright, guys,

time starts now. Good luck.

(TEAMS SHOUT AND LAUGH)

This Brick Pit, man, is absolutely killer.

Just so many trinkets up on the walls.

It's looking sick, man.

They've got all these new bits and pieces we can choose from.

As you can see, these are all the characters

from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Don't use them all.

It'd be nice to leave a few behind.

DAVID: Hey, you're not going to be able to steal

a lot of minifigs today, Hamish.

Oh, I'm not gonna be able to steal a lot, but I will steal a few.

I promise you this.

Alright, let's go and get our idea. Come on.

But I wanna stay here.

OK, shall we start planning?

That's a good idea. Where's my...? Yeah.

OK.

GABBY: Come on. We need to go plan our...

Yep, yep, yep. Good plan, actually,

'cause having good stuff is pointless without actually...

Oh, that's sick.

So, we've got to create a moment of impact.

Has to be set in Asgard.

I think if we want Asgard to look amazing, then...

..we need a story, and we need some bad guys.

We do.

We're gonna have an ice demon coming out of the water

about to attack, but we've got Thor doing his classic, you know,

'jump up, throw down' of the hammer into his chest.

Asgard's the home of Odin and the gods.

It's this beautiful, kind of golden city.

And yellow's too much.

We're going to try and use gold -

as much gold as we can get on there.

And gold's not exactly a popular colour in Lego bricks.

Basically take this tub and just empty the entire contents.

Yeah, well, some people might need it, so what are you gonna do?

I just hope no-one else wants to use gold.

(BOTH LAUGH)

We've got every gold tile in the Brick Pit.

(BOTH LAUGH)

We're pretty excited. Yeah.

Uh-oh.

We're at risk of having fun.

We're laughing and chuckling. I know. I know. Could be good.

We might be into this.

Brickman,

for people that don't understand the Marvel Cinematic Universe,

perhaps, as well as others,

you're into it.

You... 23 movies.

(EXHALES) You get it.

I have not seen all 23.

Just take me through a couple of locations people are building today.

Alright, so, we've got Avengers Tower.

Probably the iconic location. It's Tony Stark's headquarters.

Alright, Scott and Owen have got Sanctum Sanctorum.

That's the home of Dr Strange.

That building's distinctive feature is the round window.

For people that haven't seen it,

what does it look like?

It's basically a large dome in the middle,

and it's got sort of a crosshatch pattern with some curves in it.

It's incredibly distinctive, and it's the key to that building.

David and Gus got the Helicarrier.

It's basically a flying aircraft carrier.

Huge runways on it with these big fans that lift it off,

and that's what allows it to fly.

(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)

We got...

..Iron Man.

Such a cute little fella, isn't he? Look at him.

He's all red and gold and shiny.

(WHIRRING)

FLEUR: We are building the Avengers Tower

in front of a New York City streetscape.

With a fight scene on the helipad,

with the building blowing up

and Hulk throwing a helicopter over the side.

Hulk's gonna go... (ROARS)

(LAUGHS) That's my mum face

when I'm telling off my children. (ROARS) Like that.

What do you reckon? I'd be scared.

(LAUGHS)

I really like the idea of the New York scene.

Yeah. My main focus, first up,

is to get Avengers Tower right.

It's a very specific shape,

and it's a new shape to me, so...

We feel the moment of impact is only gonna be there

when we have a scene for it to be in there.

So we really wanna build that New York skyline,

the rooftops, and then we're gonna work on the moment of impact

once we have our scene.

Door.

(ENERGETIC MUSIC)

Look at us both, mate. Look at us both.

Cheers, bro.

So, Scotty and I don't get to hang out enough,

so we have to choose times when we can build together.

Yeah. Brick Pit bonding.

I want to have it, like, a big hatch that opens as well

and it's closed by the, like, teeth.

You're gonna make it playable? I wanna make it playable.

Exactly. Sweet.

We got Captain America and the Helicarrier

as our minifig and place setting.

We both love this world.

You know, we're pretty excited for this build.

We're gonna have Captain America jumping out of a Quinjet,

fighting Red Skull, who's gonna be driving a Red Skull mech.

Captain America, Red Skull fighting on a Helicarrier.

So, the Helicarrier is this huge aircraft carrier in the sky

that the Avengers fly around on.

This is gonna be just the front of the Helicarrier.

This is where the battle will occur.

I'm building a big mech that we've got the Red Skull fighting in.

I really enjoy building creatures,

and I'm building the mech similar to a creature,

but I have to be careful to not build it too much like a creature.

This is meant to be a robot, not a refined, organic thing.

How you going with that?

Yeah, good. I'm just really trying to get this, like...

Looks like an expression on it,

like a red skull. Oh.

It's gonna be a big red skull on some octopus legs.

The octopus legs come from the Hydra symbol.

It's a skull on an octopus head,

so it makes sense for us to do this.

It's a classic moment

as he throws the shield at Red Skull.

Yeah. Have you thought of, like,

the dialogue that he would be saying?

This is for immunity, right? (LAUGHS)

Not bad.

Like it? I mean, it will confuse moviegoers,

but, jeez, it works for our show. (ALL LAUGH)

Great stuff. Thanks, guys. (LAUGHS) Alright.

(CHUCKLES) Stop playing with Lego.

Guys, you are two hours down. OWEN: Seriously?

Eight hours to go... OK. Right.

..to build your incredible moments

from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

(ENERGETIC MUSIC)

Just hammer things to relieve stress, Scotty.

That's a good option.

We have Dr Strange. (WHOOSHES)

And his Sanctorum... (LAUGHS)

Sanctum Sanctimonium.

Sanctum Sanctorum. Sanctimonium?

What's the location, Scotty?

So, we get the Sanctum Somonium.

Yep, nearly. Try again.

Sanctum...

..Scandimonium? Oh, he nearly had it that time.

Our action scene is the Sanctum Sanctorum from 'Dr Strange'.

It's like his house.

From one side of the scene, you will see the iconic facade

of the building, the big window at the top.

On the other side, I want to have Dr Strange going to battle

against this giant squid monster.

We do love a minifig build,

so this is definitely one that I think if we get it right

and we settle on our idea and don't smash it,

we could do alright, hopefully. (CHUCKLES)

Scott and Owen, welcome back. Thanks, Brickman.

OK. So, what's our plan, then, with the Sanctum?

So, from one side,

you'll see the iconic frontage with the window and the mirror.

And then on the inside, we've got this large, open sort of scene

for us to put the fight scene.

So, it's as simple as a fight scene?

Yeah. And if you want to make

a great fight scene on the inside,

that's great, but then what's the outside got to do with it?

It's more trying to set that scene, I guess, but...

Yeah, for the 360 kind of view.

With the building. Alright, time out.

OK.

We can't see them both at the same time.

Yeah, OK. OK.

Remember, this is one moment. This is one scene.

It's one or the other. Yeah, OK.

Thanks, Brickman.

So, what I reckon... (PUFFS)

I think we're gonna take on board what Brickman says.

We're doing too much, trying to do the inside and the outside.

So, to get one scene,

we can just scrap the outside of the build, I guess.

But we're looking out from the inside,

so the portal is up here.

We have our stairwell coming up,

and maybe Dr Strange is up here.

And then you've got whatever it is happening down here.

(TENSE MUSIC)

I'm not sold on the idea.

It's essentially the same. We've re-zhooshed the layout slightly,

but we're focusing on indoors.

Man, I just can't see the idea. I can't envision it.

I don't understand it, and I'm not a fan.

OK, I don't have a clear idea about the fight scene.

So, Scotty's not vibing this.

It's not gonna be our best build,

and there is no chance at immunity

and getting straight into final four.

(EXHALES)

Yes? No?

No.

(BRICKS RATTLE)

(BRICKS RATTLE)

(TENSE MUSIC)

I'm not sold on the idea.

Man, I just can't see the idea.

I can't envision it.

(EXHALES)

Yes? No?

No.

The biggest challenge at the moment

is getting momentum back in the build, getting a clear vision

and then smashing out the time. Yeah, the vision.

I haven't got a clear vision of it in my head yet.

I've got to get Scotty on board.

I was sent on a mission to just build, like, a staircase

build some knick-knacks, build some suits of armour and stuff.

And then hopefully he can start to visualise what I'm seeing.

♪ Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo

♪ Making a house

♪ Very strange house. ♪

So, the new idea is this big squid monster

that's crashing through the front wall

and then fighting this one large baddie is Dr Strange,

and he's called in his portal,

and all his Guardians of the Galaxy pals are coming in to help him out.

(MUMBLES) Better be quick, man. We lost two hours.

I've built one thing so far today. Done.

That's right. We're starting to tick boxes.

So, while Scotty's building bookcases,

while he's distracted in... (BRITISH ACCENT) library,

the giant, purple squid monster is born!

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

OK. I think this is coming together.

You should call the squid Cal.

As in calamari? You got it.

GUS: There you go.

DAVID: Oh, yeah.

You having fun, Gus? Huh?

Is Gus building a creature? Oh, man.

That's sick. HARRISON: Are you serious?

"I am Red Skull."

(ALL LAUGH) That's sick.

Goddamn.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

MICHAEL: For today's challenge, it's all about movement

without any motors or power functions.

So you have to pose everything in such a way

that makes it look like an action scene stopped in time.

So, we have to make this very flat, green base plate

look like it's moving.

We've got Wakanda, so we're gonna have Thanos and Black Panther

clashing it out in the Wakandan jungle,

creating a big shockwave and crater.

So, it's like the shockwave and it goes...

And then hopefully what we're gonna have is around the side,

all the trees being bent from the collision that's happening

and taking place.

So, the trees will really help sell our...

..sense of movement through the piece.

They can all be on different angles and all be different shapes.

Oh, these trees are super fragile.

The problem with the trees is they're flimsy,

so every time we try and bend or twist them, they break.

So it's taking longer than it should be to get them done.

That's pretty fraggy, eh?

Wakanda forever.

(INTENSE MUSIC)

The front plates should have the gold stripes.

The side faces can have tan stripes. Yeah?

GABBY: OK, yeah.

Jeez, that's... Asgard looks pretty cool from back here.

Yeah, it's looking sick.

That looks great, Fleur. Such a different style of building.

But I actually am quite enjoying it.

OWEN: He's looking alright, eh?

That's looking excellent. Thanks, bro.

Just need some freakin' tentacles on here, eh.

Halfway, guys! Halfway!

Whoo! Five hours to go.

That's five down, five to go.

Let's motor, man.

(IMITATES CAR REVVING)

(SARAH LAUGHS)

Are you making your own running noises?

I'm making my own Doppler effect.

(LAUGHS)

Yeah, so, this bridge...

What do you reckon? That's...

We can make it wider if we need. ..so pretty.

My idea for the rainbow bridge is...

..streaks of colour through a kind of black bridge.

Fellow Asgardians.

We're still sticking with our rainbow bridge

as the key component? Bridge is coming across, yes.

OK. So, I don't know whether you're willing to admit this or not...

Yeah. ..but you're building

a forced perspective build, aren't you?

We almost... (CHUCKLES) No, no! Do not say those words.

So, forced perspective.

You're forcing the viewer or the camera

to see the build from a certain spot.

And from that spot, it looks as though

you've built a much bigger world than you have.

Yep. It's hard to do.

It's hard to do properly in a short timeframe.

We were trying to avoid the words. We were sort doing it.

Forced perspective -

it has brought a few teams unstuck.

I'm just really hoping we manage to nail it today.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Good luck. (BOTH LAUGH)

Thank you.

(BOTH LAUGH)

(GROANS)

OWEN: How's the pressure level?

Yeah, I can feel it. Yeah?

Somehow... It comes with that word, doesn't it?

Yeah. It's that term.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Note to self - never do forced perspective.

(CHUCKLES)

How are you feeling about it?

Yeah, a big fan of the octopus thing.

Huge fan. Yeah, I just love my books, man.

I've got to say too, I mean, I know they're two different worlds.

You've got an octopus monster on one side

and a lovely bookshelf on the other, but I think it's a great bookshelf.

Yeah, thanks, man.

Yeah, it's come together.

Thank you for your knowledge, books.

Yep. Sorry we haven't read you all.

Sorry we bought most of you to impress other people.

(LAUGHS)

(MOMENTOUS MUSIC)

A wingspan about this big, right?

Yep.

I already finished building the front of the Helicarrier.

So for the Quinjet,

using a lot of blue to inject a little bit of colour into the model.

I think all of the big elements that we're building are really good

and really accurate to what we want them to be.

It's now just a matter of tying them all together.

So, we're gonna make sure that we finish what we need to do fast,

and then we pose it right.

David and Gus, hello. BOTH: Hey, Brickman.

How you going? Let's talk about the Helicarrier.

Yeah. What is the one defining thing

about the Helicarrier that makes it what it is?

The turbines.

The turbines. TEAM: Yeah.

We are 100% less turbines than a Helicarrier.

Yeah. Good luck, boys.

TEAM: Thanks, Brickman. (LAUGHS)

(SIGHS)

If we don't include the turbine,

it's not gonna look like a Helicarrier.

It's just gonna be...

..a couple of dudes fighting in front of a...

..a road. On a road, yeah.

I think it's long.

The problem is - we don't have the back of the Helicarrier.

Is there a way to...?

Is there a way to add it and just sort of...?

You can have this arm down there, dragging the turbine?

This turbine could be falling down.

Let me show you.

Just have to go...

..like that.

So the mech is going to be dragging the turbine.

We just build the turbine, put it in one of the tentacles,

and it's gonna look like the Helicarrier is being destroyed.

I reckon that'll work. That'll work, man. Keep going.

OK.

(QUIRKY MUSIC)

All good, man. You OK?

No, I'm great. I'm just... Do I need to count the...?

No, no, no. You... Quick, quick, quick.

(LAUGHS) Quick, quick.

I think Hamish is robbing minifigs again.

(LAUGHS)

Who wants to come for a ride in my pants to my house?

Ant-Man or the Wasp?

I think I'll take you, Ant-Man.

"Oh, but what about the Wasp? She's my girlfriend."

Alright, you can both come.

(SIGHS)

Jeez. Go, go, go, go, go.

(LAUGHS)

Good afternoon, Brickman.

(CHUCKLES)

Yeah, he just nicked one.

Guys, you have but three hours to finish.

Can't wait to see your scenes.

Um...

I've just heard...

I'd like to do a roll call of minifigures.

(WOMAN LAUGHS) Does anyone have...?

Sorry, Brickman. We've got to go to an ad break.

(LAUGHTER)

You keep building.

We'll be back soon.

(MUMBLES)

(LAUGHTER)

(BRICKS RATTLE)

(TENSE MUSIC)

Is this a villain, or is he...?

No, he's a good guy, doll. Oh, OK.

What's his name?

Are you deep in the world now?

(LAUGHS) Oh, mate, I'm so deep.

(LAUGHS)

OWEN: Today's challenge is to create an action-packed scene

in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Yeah, the MCU.

(CHUCKLES)

Oh, that's mint, man.

If that's not dynamic, I don't know what is.

We're not allowed to play with power functions today.

Brickman wants to see things moving...

..without actually moving.

So the positioning is super important in this.

Dude, I'm pretty happy with how this is coming together.

Surely you're vibing it now.

Heck, yes. It's cool now. This bit.

We're finally on board with the idea together. Bam. Let's get it goin'.

Big-ass window time.

So, we've got our kind of... our key story features in,

but we need to get the setting right,

and that setting is the big, iconic...

..Sanctum Sanctorum window.

Alright, giant window. No pressure.

It's large. It's round.

It's got curved lines in it.

So it's... I think getting those shapes right,

it's gonna be quite a challenge.

If we don't get the window right, people won't know where it is,

and we won't have immunity, so...

..it's super important that we get the window right.

What's this building called?

The Sanctum Sanctimonium.

Far out. Sanctum Sanctorum. (LAUGHS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

Guys, two hours to go.

Two hours to go. Two hours to go.

That's really only two times the final hour.

BRICKMAN: Thus far, looking around the room,

I can literally only see, maybe,

one or two builds that have got a moment.

(TENSE MUSIC)

Hey, Sarah and Fleur? BOTH: Yeah?

I kind of need to have a moment on your model.

SARAH: Oh, yeah. Sure, sure. Yeah?

Yep. No, no, no.

I... I need you to build a moment. Oh, yeah.

I don't need a moment of your model. (LAUGHS)

I need you to build a moment.

I thought you meant you want a moment with us.

No. You don't want a moment with us.

I don't want a moment. I want you to have a moment.

Sarah's working on the moment. She's making the moment. (LAUGHS)

OK, I need to get the windscreen.

I'm quite stressed at the moment.

The Avengers Tower and the background

are taking a lot longer than what we thought.

And we have absolutely no moment of impact.

And the brief is 'moment of impact'.

Our moment of impact is a massive fight scene on the helipad

with Hulk throwing a helicopter over the side.

We got the memo, didn't we? (LAUGHS) Got that loud and clear. (LAUGHS)

Moment.

On to it. Moment.

On to it.

We'll have the A here.

Do you want the A falling down the building?

Yeah, we could have the A falling down.

So, I am working on the top part of the Avengers Tower building,

making it look like it's falling over.

Is Hulk going on the front here, Sarah?

Yeah.

While I'm making the helicopter.

So, we wanna make it look like

Hulk's actually holding the helicopter. That's challenging,

but it is coming together.

Well done, Sarah. Cool.

Let me just start thinking about Captain America,

how he's gonna attach. Yes.

Ooh.

So it's like you can see his shield zooming.

Oh, yeah.

(INTENSE MUSIC)

Frickin' sick, man.

Thanks. That is flippin' awesome.

Oh, just... Just minus a...

..an impact.

Two hours to go, and we actually haven't even started the main...

..part of the build... Yeah.

..which is the moment of impact.

So our next focus has to be the ice demon.

We're gonna have him posed like he's just been hit.

Ryan's done some fantastic horns for me,

so now I'm... It's up to me to create...

..a face around those horns.

We've built a few characters in past builds,

but the ice demon's face is giving us a bit of trouble.

He's sort of surprised to be dead,

angry.

It needs to be that balance, 'cause he needs to be terrifying,

but he's getting beaten up.

Are we happy with our ice demon?

I think we're pretty happy with that.

Yeah, we're still working on the eyes.

Do we want his face to be conveying "I've been gored"?

Yeah, that kind of expression.

And at the same time,

he's looking back going, "Gosh, is that forced perspective?"

(BOTH LAUGH) "God, someone's pulled it off."

I don't know if we've settled on the voice, have we?

He's not that scary. (LAUGHS)

(ALL LAUGH)

Probably need to work on that.

Yeah, it does sound like Mr Bean.

(BOTH LAUGH)

Oh, Mr Bean's wacky adventure in Asgard.

(TEAM LAUGH) "Oh, Teddy."

(LAUGHS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

HARRISON: We are panicking and stressing right about now.

BOTH: This is us panicked. Yeah.

For this challenge, it's really important

that it looks like Black Panther and Thanos having a fight.

And it kind of gives a bit more reasoning

behind all the crater and shockwave.

But at the moment, it just looks like a big hole in the ground

with a whole bunch of bent trees around it.

That does not remind us at all of the Wakandan jungle.

It's an uphill battle for us at the moment.

So, to help frame our build a lot better

and make it feel like Wakanda,

I'm gonna build a massive panther head.

And if time permits, build a temple around it.

That's it there.

That looks sick. Love it.

Oh, I've got stuff going underneath.

Sorry. Guys,

so, I've been practising...

OK. You can do better. ..my demon voice. Hang on a sec.

(CLEARS THROAT) Here we go.

(DISTORTED, DEMONIC VOICE) I do not fear you, Thor.

I do not fear anything. I do not fear death.

You shall never vanquish me.

Uh... Warmer. It's better.

Good luck with your forced-perspective bridge.

It's a difficult visual trick to pull off.

But I wish you the best. (CHUCKLES)

What a polite demon. Yeah, he was very polite at the end.

No, I do not have an action character voice.

Or anything. (ROARS)

(BOTH LAUGH)

It would work.

I can't believe you did that.

Well, Hamish has got a bloody machine to make his voice.

I need to do it on my own.

(BOTH LAUGH)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

DAVID: Alright, the Quinjet is done. Sick.

Look at this. (WHOOSHES)

(ENERGETIC MUSIC)

You having fun there? Oh, I am.

That's Guardians of the Galaxy. Excellent.

SCOTTY: I'm working on the portal

for the Guardians of the Galaxy to come through.

Dr Strange is all about portals and, like, bending time and space.

And I kind of want to have, like, the wall missing

and then replace the brown with, like, tons of trans bricks.

Nice work.

What's up? Wasn't listenin'.

Wasn't talking to you.

Good.

Not everything's about you, Scotty. Well, I beg to differ.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

One team is about to leapfrog everybody else

and go straight into finals week,

in... one hour.

(ALARM BLARES AND TEAMS GASP)

One hour. GUS: Jeez.

Good luck, everyone.

(ENERGETIC MUSIC)

That's wicked. I love that.

Colour scheme for the mosaics -

I've got maroon, dark green and red.

Nah, nah. Two colours - that's all you get.

No. I'm not giving you three.

I'm putting black in. Nah.

I'll put black in. Stop putting colours in.

(LAUGHTER) FLEUR: Boys,

do I have to tell you about behaving yourselves?

I thought fascism ended in the '40s.

You joined the wrong team, then, mate. I'm comin' in.

Oh, sausage fingers.

GUS: We really want our Quinjet to look like it's flying,

and it's really hard to make things look like they're flying

out of Lego, because things can't fly.

This thing - what do we need?

So, we're gonna have some Technic arms

to hold the Quinjet.

That's kind of the angle we want there, isn't it?

I'm trying to get the Quinjet into this kind of compound angle

that we want. We want it to be facing down,

rolled a little bit, maybe turned a bit as well.

It's a lot of angles to get in Technic. It's a heavy ship.

Hold... No.

Oh. Come on, Technic pins. Get in, mate.

The elements that we're trying to achieve now of, like,

angle and storytelling, they're tricky and they're important.

We really want this immunity,

because this immunity gets us into finals week.

And if we can't get them right, we probably won't win today.

I'm struggling. I'm struggling to get it.

Go, go... Do you wanna do it?

Yeah. You take over. Take over.

(BRICKS RATTLE)

(BRICKS RATTLE)

(UPBEAT MUSIC)

Is that angle good?

Yeah, it's way better. Yep.

Good work, man. Thanks very much.

Guys, you've got 30 minutes to go.

Far out, man.

Brickman, would you recommend that teams increase or decrease

the hustle? It's a 200% increase in hustle,

everyone. Alright, that's a huge hustle order.

The last half hour, we are frantically building

a back into our temple.

Given the build's a moment of impact,

all we've focused on is that moment of impact

between Black Panther and Thanos.

So hopefully that actually plays in our favour.

We don't want to have to be in the next elimination challenge,

so if we can avoid that, we will.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

OWEN: Stoked with how that window came up.

SCOTTY: We've got half an hour to go, man.

We've got to do the Guardians.

We've got to do all the action.

There's none of the... none of the heroes are in the scene yet.

How's Rocket look?

Oh, yeah. Oh, that's sick. Yeah, I love it.

OK.

Dr Strange's cloak makes him levitate,

so we wanna convey that in the scene.

But trying to make something levitate in Lego

is pretty difficult, to be honest.

Like, you either have all these transparent bricks,

which is kind of like... takes away a bit of the magic.

No, trans bricks look crap, man. I'd have him on a tentacle.

If Dr Strange is contacting a tentacle with a laser beam,

I can put the structure in the laser beam to hold him up.

So at a glance,

it looks like he's actually levitating, shooting the laser beam,

but, really, it's the other way around.

The laser beam's holding him into levitation.

What do you reckon? Nice. Good job.

(WHIRRS)

Alright, teams,

you have got ten... RYAN: Oh...

..tiny red minutes to go. Ooh. OK.

Good luck. They're looking great,

but I also see a lot of panicked faces around.

(CHUCKLES)

Looks like we've got the perfect ending, movie-worthy.

Good luck!

Centre it there.

Yep, love it. All good.

From where we were, it's come a really long way.

(MOMENTOUS MUSIC)

How's that look? Yeah, cool.

We've definitely got a moment of impact.

He was really on our backs

about getting this forced perspective right.

So at least one of those boxes is ticked.

What's next?

We've got a lot of empty space on this build,

and we're running out of time. And once again,

we've got a lot of water.

Alright, water.

I'm putting water around the bottoms of the pillars.

You're sort of throwing bricks on plates at this point.

Jeez, this is stressful.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS) Boy, oh, boy.

Now we're just adding some fire effects. Red Skull's really come in,

really exploded the whole thing.

OK, do we wanna use Falcon?

If we can get him somewhere cool, yeah.

I think we've got the moment of impact down.

A really new world for me,

and Sarah's been hugely supportive.

And we're happy that we're gonna get there.

You are into the final minute.

Oh!

Final minute. Oh-oh.

53 precious seconds.

Go, everyone, go.

MAN: OK, coming in.

Oh, I'm having fun, I'm having fun, I'm having fun.

(SWEEPING MUSIC)

MAN: Where are the black uprights so I can finish this?

MAN: In the brick pit. Oh, OK.

Yeah, on the fence side of the... Yeah.

On the right-hand side of the door.

(SWEEPING MUSIC)

MAN: Just think. What do we need?

What they want. Let's just think. Let's think. What do we need?

The good news is you've got time.

The bad news is it's only 20 seconds.

(SWEEPING MUSIC)

Argh!

You coming back or not?

(SWEEPING MUSIC)

Oh, shit. That came off. Quick.

Ten, nine, eight,

Seven, six, five,

four, three, two,

one.

Hands off the bricks. That is great, guys.

(APPLAUSE)

Somehow I reckon it came down to the last second for every team.

BRICKMAN: It did.

And that is, what we call in the movie biz,

a high-energy ending.

Woo hoo! Yeah.

(CLAPS AND LAUGHS)

Nice work, man.

GABBY: I love it.

I love it. You did it.

MAN: This is definitely one of the funnest builds

we've got to do on the show so far.

Ten hours went like this... (CLICKS FINGERS)

Yeah. Really loved it. Yeah.

It's wicked.

SCOTT: I'm looking at the room and I see Asgard.

It's looking amazing, man.

RYAN: (LAUGHS) I just don't know.

Stunning.

MAN: That is just crisp.

How cool's that?

MAN: I think it's going to be a really close race

for the immunity today.

10 hours ago, you guys did a mini figure pick

for possibly the most famous mini figures, well, in the universe.

Not even on planet earth. Across all the realms.

That gave you your settings for what we have before us,

which are five epic builds

from the world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Amazing builds, everybody. Well done.

(INSPIRING MUSIC, APPLAUSE)

And the winner will get... a film.

No, they won't. (LAUGHTER)

The winner will get something even better.

The winner will get immunity from the next elimination build...

Amazing.

..and go straight into Finals Week.

It's time to get a closer look at things.

Gus And Dave, let's have a look at you guys.

(APPLAUSE, TENSE MUSIC)

Fellas, I mean, a pretty fun day.

Did you guys have fun? The best time. The best time ever.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(EPIC MUSIC)

MAN: Today's build, we got the Helicarrier.

Captain America. Red Skull.

We're considering this to be the final boss battle.

(EPIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

We have Red Skull driving a Red Skull mech.

It's destruction, it's mayhem.

Mech is destroying the Helicarrier.

So, we've got Captain America jumping out of the Quinjet,

throwing his shield as he does.

And all the agents go... (IMITATES GUNFIRE)

It's an epic battle.

(EPIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

Brickman, what are your thoughts?

What you have to do is, by only doing a section of something,

you've got to pick out the key identifiers

to make it easily identifiable.

What you did need, of course,

was to get one of those turbines in there,

one of those swirling blades that holds the whole thing up.

If you think about

if we were to build this whole, you know, Helicarrier out,

it would be quite a way further back

so, by having it under attack and sort of ripped up by Red Skull,

it allows you to get that in there.

Yeah.

If I look at Red Skull, his pose is amazing.

Even just the way it lifts up. It's such a cool mechanism.

Yeah, I wanted to copy the sort of look of, um, Iron Man's helmet,

the way that sort of opens and it just leaves the face.

Like, I wanted to have that sort of similar vibe to it.

I love it.

Even though they're technically on opposite teams.

Yeah, it's the same universe, you know?

It's nice to know that they get their stuff built by the same guy.

(LAUGHS)

What's your take Brickman,

on, like, the red, white and blue steak

coming out from behind the shield?

I mean, for example, it's just three or four Lego bricks.

Amazing. It's really cool. But it's a great idea.

It is a great idea

and it's almost something comic book-esque,

for lack of a better term.

Something that you'd see...

You know, it's spinning super fast.

Really gives the fact that there's some motion.

What I do feel is a little bit of a missed opportunity.

The posing of the Quinjet.

It's got a funny angle to it.

It's not attacking, it's not...

There's nothing dynamic about it and it kinda distracts a little bit

because it's not even pointing to...

It's not drawing your attention towards Red Skull.

But there's absolutely no question that you've captured a moment

and that's what we asked for

and it definitely belongs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Well done, guys. Thank you very much.

(APPLAUSE)

That's great feedback from Brickman

that this build would absolutely fit in the MCU.

You know, that's what we wanted to do.

We haven't won immunity yet. We'd really like to win one.

(INSPIRING MUSIC)

Gabby and Ryan, let's take a look.

(APPLAUSE)

(TENSE MUSIC)

RYAN: I'm incredibly worried with this forced perspective.

GABBY: It's a great effect

but it looks bad when it is not done properly.

Teams have gone home on this one.

(SIGHS) (LAUGHS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC, LEGO BRICKS CLATTER)

(APPLAUSE)

HAMISH: Alright, you guys drew Asgard,

the home of Thor, plus friends.

Is he turning his head to camera a bit?

RYAN: He is, yeah. (LAUGHS) Sorted.

We've got a Hemsworth move. That's Hemsworth. And Blake.

(ANGELIC MUSIC)

So, we've got our Ice Demon coming out of the water

about to attack Asgard

but we've got Thor doing his classic, you know,

jump up, throw down and hammer into his chest

so the giant is falling backwards.

So, Thor's perspective.

GABBY: It's a great effect

but it took a lot of planning

and it looks bad when it's not done properly.

Teams have gone home on this one.

(ANGELIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

(TENSE MUSIC)

I mean, can we talk for a second

about the Thor's perspective of the bridge?

Starting small, getting big.

Does it work?

BRICKMAN: It really is... inspired.

(EXHALES) (LAUGHS)

Breathe a sigh of relief there.

(LAUGHS)

You thought about it and you've understood how it worked.

You backed each other's abilities and you went for it.

It is something to be super proud of.

And even with the water at the front funnelling it into that triangle -

that's really important.

Any of these cheap illusions

that you can do to help forced perspective

go a long way.

I really love the Asgard buildings in the background.

Pearl gold is a colour that has very limited pieces.

They're unusual shapes

so to make buildings out of them is fantastic.

The character.

Let's talk about our character for a moment.

In the end, we've gone for the chest punch.

It definitely works.

You can feel the movement, you can feel the action happening.

I'm a little let down by the face.

(TENSE MUSIC)

I'd love to see emotion on that face.

I'd love to see pain or agony or something on those lines,

simply because that is focal point.

That face doesn't show that moment of impact.

(TENSE MUSIC)

But there's no doubt in my mind it's definitely Asgard.

Big tick of the box.

And you've got a fantastic sense of movement

so well done, guys.

Awesome, guys. Well done. BOTH: Thank you.

(APPLAUSE)

Oh, my God. It's such a relief. (LAUGHS) Yeah.

We ticked the forced perspective box.

If we win today, we're in Finals Week.

Final four teams. That's so cool.

Michael and Harrison. (APPLAUSE)

(GENTLE MUSIC)

(EPIC MUSIC)

MAN: We've got Wakanda.

We've got Thanos and Black Panther

clashing it out in the kind of jungle,

creating a big shockwave and crater.

(EPIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

MAN: The panther head certainly adds a focal element to the scene.

The advantage of Wakanda is we've got the jungle.

We can take the advantage of having the whole scene moving.

The whole thing looks like it's alive.

(EPIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

Alright, Brickman, your final judgement on the wump of energy.

I think you found as we play Lego got home

and as we're building things, ideas develop.

We be doing, "Oh, yeah, and then if we add this,"

and, "Oh, if we add that."

Sometimes that can be really bad on Lego Masters.

Yours, however, tighten things up.

Adding the Black Panther statue and adding the temple -

that really helped your model a lot.

It gave us a focal point.

It gave us something big to see, to concentrate on,

and then go, "Oh, now what's happening

"and what's going on around it?"

There are a few things that you could definitely do

to tweak to improve the model.

You know, turn your character sideways.

We can't see the villain at all

hidden behind the blast.

They're only little small things

but in a field of this quality, that's what we need to do.

Well done, guys. Thanks, guys.

(APPLAUSE, GENTLE MUSIC)

Sarah and Fleur. (APPLAUSE)

Well, it has been an educational day for you, Fleur.

Very.

You learnt a lot about Avengers Tower.

Yes.

(ROCK MUSIC)

SARAH: We got Iron Man.

We've decided to do the top part of the Avengers Tower...

..with Hulk throwing a helicopter over the side

and going, "Argh!"

(BOTH LAUGH)

I love what Sarah's done with the background

and the helicopter being thrown.

I never build action scenes at home.

I build pretty.

And to feel proud of what's there is a good feeling.

(ROCK MUSIC CONTINUES)

Alright, Brickman, your thoughts.

Fleur, not your world at all. No.

Let's just take a little step back.

This challenge is not about the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Whilst it is set in that universe,

this is a challenge about movement, about action,

about something happening.

Sarah, you built the backdrop.

Now, I'm OK with building a backdrop.

I'm not averse to that whatsoever. Yep.

You built two, however. Yeah.

Now, that works as a concept

if you were to turn it... Yep, should have.

..on a 45-degree angle.

Yeah, we should have.

And then had your building going across ways

so that you are using both sides.

Yep.

But for someone that's never seen the Marvel Cinematic Universe before

there is no question we have a moment of impact

and no question that it is Avengers Tower,

so well done.

Cool. Thank you. Thank you.

(APPLAUSE, GENTLE MUSIC)

Alright, Scotty and Owen. (APPLAUSE)

I'm stoked with this build.

I really hope we've done enough.

I hope we've impressed Brickman.

It's not just an immunity.

It's the golden ticket immunity.

This takes you through to the Finals Week.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC, LEGO BLOCKS CLATTER)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC, LEGO BLOCKS CLATTER)

(APPLAUSE)

The Sanctum Sanctorum, Doctor Strange's hangout.

A lot is going on in here. It looks pretty phenomenal.

You know, it looks like a...

Almost like a still from... From a movie.

(EPIC MUSIC)

MAN: So, the action scene is this big squid monster

that's crashing through the front wall.

And then fighting this one large baddie

is Doctor Strange

and he's called in his portal

and all his Guardians of the Galaxy powers

are coming in to help him out.

(GUNFIRE, EPIC MUSIC)

MAN: Yeah, I'm a bit proud of this build, man.

I'm, yeah, a bit in love with it.

I think it proved to myself a little bit

that we don't need power functions to be good Lego builders.

Pouring the time and effort into the Lego techniques

and getting some of those curve structures

and the organic shapes

was equally as rewarding, if not more rewarding.

I'm stoked with this build.

(EPIC MUSIC CONTINUES)

Brickman, what are your thoughts?

I needed to see the window.

It's the scene set-up.

By looking at that window, we know exactly where we are.

Guess what?

You delivered. Thank you, Brickman.

It's an awesome, awesome window.

The technique that you've used

is a flex tube with clips attached to it.

Did you use every clip in the brick pit?

Almost. It's amazing.

Those subtle bends.

Doing curves in Lego is so hard

so I'm really glad you found a way to do that.

Now, to have an attention-grabbing window

in a room that has a giant purple octopus

bursting through the wall, that's an achievement.

Totally. It's good.

So, we often talk, Hamish and I,

about the perils and advantages of translucent Lego bricks.

The first one that you've done is the outside of the portal.

You've used it as an edge so you can really see that

there's some sort of, you know, mystic action happening.

But the best one is how you've used it with Doctor Strange,

using the translucent bricks, as you've done,

as part of his spell,

coming out of the monster's tentacle.

There's no tricks to it.

It's actually part of the story

and that is exactly how they should be used.

Well done, boys.

Thanks, Brickman.

(APPLAUSE)

Nice one, mate. Cheers, man.

He spoke to you.

The feedback from Brickman

was like pinch-yourself level... Yeah.

..of feedback.

I was waiting for the uppercut, man. Yeah

I was waiting for, "Yeah, it's great but..."

But there was no but. There was no but this time.

It's not often you get a praise like that

from such a distinguished gentleman.

Alrighty.

Pretty awesome builds.

All easily look like they belong from the Marvel Cinematic Universe

and that is a massive achievement and an awesome thing to see,

so congrats again, well done.

(APPLAUSE)

But today...

..there will be a top two teams

and the winning team will go straight into Finals Week.

Brickman, who are your top two?

(GENTLE MUSIC)

So, the first team I'd like to call forward is...

..Owen and Scott.

(APPLAUSE, INSPIRING MUSIC)

So, today, guys, you really demonstrated

so many different skills

and you forgot about power functions.

I don't know what you think of it as a holistic build

but from my perspective and what I've got out of this,

I feel like you're on target.

Thanks, Brickman. Thanks, Brickman.

So, the second team I'd like to call forward is...

(GENTLE MUSIC)

..David and Gus.

(APPLAUSE, INSPIRING MUSIC)

So, David and Gus,

today you did something a little bit different

to the other teams

and that was you took a mini figure and made a vehicle for them.

And not only that,

but to take it and make it look like the Hydra logo,

it made it feel like it was part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

(INSPIRING MUSIC CONTINUES)

Now, your Red Skull vehicle today

was totally unique amongst all of our teams.

However, saying that, there can only be one winner.

(TENSE MUSIC)

And congratulations to you...

..Scott and Owen.

(APPLAUSE, INSPIRING MUSIC)

We're doing Finals.

Oh, yeah, we're doing Finals, man.

Boom! (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS) I got him in the face.

My bad. (LAUGHS)

So, guys, today, you showed me

something that's been locked away inside you

and if you can do that every week, we're all winners.

Thanks, guys. Well built. Beautiful, guys.

(APPLAUSE, INSPIRING MUSIC)

Alright, Scotty and Owen, you are going straight into Finals Week.

Woo hoo.

I know you love eliminations but you're gonna have to sit one out.

(LAUGHTER)

Ah, no, seriously, you'll have a full day to make more shirts.

(LAUGHTER)

And, um, I do think we're a similar size, so, you know,

whatever you choose to do on your day off

is your decision

but if you make me a shirt, thank you in advance.

And it has no bearing whatsoever on judging.

Let's just be crystal clear. Can't stress it enough.

I have no power on the show.

I just think it would be a lovely thing to do

and I think we all agree.

But, apart from that, everybody else,

tomorrow you'll find out

who the other teams are going into Finals Week.

You guys have done an amazing job today.

You've earned a rest. Well done.

(APPLAUSE, INSPIRING MUSIC)

Avengers, disassemble.

(INSPIRING MUSIC CONTINUES)

Oh. Lovely.

Let's all go.

(TENSE MUSIC)

(LAUGHS EVILLY)

(TENSE MUSIC CONTINUES)

I shan't leave you behind, my friends.

(TENSE MUSIC)

(EPIC MUSIC)

Tomorrow night...

(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM) ..do not adjust your screens.

(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM AND LAUGH)

Welcome to Lego Masters episode one and to the '50s.

(LAUGHTER)

(WHISPERS) Why don't you come this way?

(TENSE MUSIC)

(SWEEPING MUSIC)

We're bringing colour to your world...

This is the best day of my life.

..in the last build before Finals Week.

GABBY: We've decided to add, like, a paint geyser.

I'm sorry to put the pressure on you this way.

Every team will be pushed to their limits...

I actually have higher expectations from you guys.

(TENSE MUSIC) ..including me.

I don't understand you. Listen to this.

(MUSIC WARPS)

Ooh. Ooh.

(DRAMATIC MUSIC, LEGO BRICKS CLATTER)