Coming in 2024, LEGO Masters Australia will see a new format, where Australian players will compete against top builders from around the world.
The sixth season of the show is expected to air on Australia's Nine TV station in 2024, but this season will bring some new twists. Nine revealed that next year's special edition will feature four pairs of Australian players against four pairs of players who have participated in other national versions. This means that the players from previous seasons of LEGO Masters will be back on screen again.
LEGO Masters has been broadcast in 16 countries, with the newest addition including Japan, as well as the United Kingdom, the United States, China, Germany and other countries, but interestingly, Denmark, the birthplace of the LEGO Group, has not yet aired the show. This gives a wide range of options for matching players on LEGO Masters, especially those that have already aired multiple seasons in some regions.
Nine TV also confirmed that Hamish Blake and Ryan McNaught (Ryan).'brickman'MCNAUGHT) will continue to serve as host and judge for the Australian version of LEGO Masters.
The teams will face a series of challenges themed around building luxurious, sturdy and creative LEGO models, competing for a whopping $100,000 prize and the title of "World's Best LEGO Building Team".