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The Lego Masters build that won Henry and Cade $100k

  • Henry and Cade were crowned the first ever winners of<em> Lego Masters Australia</em> for their depiction of the Greek God Poseidon. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Lego Masters winners Henry and Cade

    Henry and Cade were crowned the first ever winners of Lego Masters Australia for their depiction of the Greek God Poseidon. Photo: Channel Nine
  • Their build was praised by Brickman as showing off an incredible technical ability. In particular the wave and the ship that looked like it was about to tip. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Winning build Poseidon

    Their build was praised by Brickman as showing off an incredible technical ability. In particular the wave and the ship that looked like it was about to tip. Photo: Channel Nine
  • They were also praised for the detail in their lego figure's face, especially the use of special lego bricks to complete the look - like angel wings for his beard and eyebrows. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Winning build Poseidon

    They were also praised for the detail in their lego figure's face, especially the use of special lego bricks to complete the look - like angel wings for his beard and eyebrows. Photo: Channel Nine
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  • David and G's amazing Theme Park took out second place. It had moving parts including a ferris wheel and rollercoaster, not to mention so much detail around the park. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Second place Theme Park

    David and G's amazing Theme Park took out second place. It had moving parts including a ferris wheel and rollercoaster, not to mention so much detail around the park. Photo: Channel Nine
  • David and G's Future build took out the win in the time-travel challenge. They created a post-apocalyptic water world featuring a shanty town on an oil rig. It came complete with a blimp boat and a washing line. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Future build

    David and G's Future build took out the win in the time-travel challenge. They created a post-apocalyptic water world featuring a shanty town on an oil rig. It came complete with a blimp boat and a washing line. Photo: Channel Nine
  • Henry and Cade won their way through to finals week with this clever evil lair for 'Bee girl', complete with Bee escape vehicle and costume change. Photo: Channel Nine
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    'Bee Girl' lair

    Henry and Cade won their way through to finals week with this clever evil lair for 'Bee girl', complete with Bee escape vehicle and costume change. Photo: Channel Nine
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  • Bilsy and Kale's Bladerunner-inspired evil robot lair was also a winner in our eyes. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Evil Robot lair

    Bilsy and Kale's Bladerunner-inspired evil robot lair was also a winner in our eyes. Photo: Channel Nine
  • David and G's bridge was able to hold 88kg of weight before it came crashing down. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Bridge building

    David and G's bridge was able to hold 88kg of weight before it came crashing down. Photo: Channel Nine
  • All the teams' apartment buildings were combined to make one huge multi-layers building. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
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    Layers and layers

    All the teams' apartment buildings were combined to make one huge multi-layers building. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
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  • Teams were tasked with creating a three-storey apartment building and Jimmy and Maddy's haunted house took out top spot. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
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    Spooky apartment level

    Teams were tasked with creating a three-storey apartment building and Jimmy and Maddy's haunted house took out top spot. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
  • Teams had to transform this parrot into something else using only the blocks available once it was deconstructed. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
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    Break and Make challenge

    Teams had to transform this parrot into something else using only the blocks available once it was deconstructed. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
  • We couldn't help but love Kale and Bilsy's amazing take on a Uni-Cycle, when they added a lego Unicorn to the front of half a bike. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Uni-cycle

    We couldn't help but love Kale and Bilsy's amazing take on a Uni-Cycle, when they added a lego Unicorn to the front of half a bike. Photo: Channel Nine
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  • David and G were reluctant to receive a projector as their real object during episode three, but pulled out these awesome flying planes once they got going. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Projector planes

    David and G were reluctant to receive a projector as their real object during episode three, but pulled out these awesome flying planes once they got going. Photo: Channel Nine
  • Henry and Cade's Purple Octopus from episode two looked just as good completed as it did getting smashed apart. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Purple Octopus

    Henry and Cade's Purple Octopus from episode two looked just as good completed as it did getting smashed apart. Photo: Channel Nine
  • Henry and Cade put together a city in a tree for their first challenge on the show. Photo: Channel Nine
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    Treehouse city

    Henry and Cade put together a city in a tree for their first challenge on the show. Photo: Channel Nine
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  • Kale and Bilsy's first challenge city block was the tallest of the lot, even after a green monster 'crashed' through the building. Photo: Channel Nine
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    The tower

    Kale and Bilsy's first challenge city block was the tallest of the lot, even after a green monster 'crashed' through the building. Photo: Channel Nine
Henry and Cade were crowned the first ever winners of<em> Lego Masters Australia</em> for their depiction of the Greek God Poseidon. Photo: Channel Nine
Their build was praised by Brickman as showing off an incredible technical ability. In particular the wave and the ship that looked like it was about to tip. Photo: Channel Nine
They were also praised for the detail in their lego figure's face, especially the use of special lego bricks to complete the look - like angel wings for his beard and eyebrows. Photo: Channel Nine
David and G's amazing Theme Park took out second place. It had moving parts including a ferris wheel and rollercoaster, not to mention so much detail around the park. Photo: Channel Nine
David and G's Future build took out the win in the time-travel challenge. They created a post-apocalyptic water world featuring a shanty town on an oil rig. It came complete with a blimp boat and a washing line. Photo: Channel Nine
Henry and Cade won their way through to finals week with this clever evil lair for 'Bee girl', complete with Bee escape vehicle and costume change. Photo: Channel Nine
Bilsy and Kale's Bladerunner-inspired evil robot lair was also a winner in our eyes. Photo: Channel Nine
David and G's bridge was able to hold 88kg of weight before it came crashing down. Photo: Channel Nine
All the teams' apartment buildings were combined to make one huge multi-layers building. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
Teams were tasked with creating a three-storey apartment building and Jimmy and Maddy's haunted house took out top spot. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
Teams had to transform this parrot into something else using only the blocks available once it was deconstructed. Photos: Instagram/legomastersau
We couldn't help but love Kale and Bilsy's amazing take on a Uni-Cycle, when they added a lego Unicorn to the front of half a bike. Photo: Channel Nine
David and G were reluctant to receive a projector as their real object during episode three, but pulled out these awesome flying planes once they got going. Photo: Channel Nine
Henry and Cade's Purple Octopus from episode two looked just as good completed as it did getting smashed apart. Photo: Channel Nine
Henry and Cade put together a city in a tree for their first challenge on the show. Photo: Channel Nine
Kale and Bilsy's first challenge city block was the tallest of the lot, even after a green monster 'crashed' through the building. Photo: Channel Nine
Kristine Tarbert
·Features and Health Editor

Henry and Cade were crowned the first ever winners of Lego Masters Australia for their incredible depiction of the Greek God Poseidon.

Some viewers were a little upset that David and G’s amazing Theme Park creation came in second, pointing it out that their build actually had moving parts, unlike Henry and Cade’s.

“Who else is totally stunned by that outcome. It was awesome but it didn't move,” one person wrote online.

In the end though it was the technically display and “ingenious” use of lego parts that gave the win to Henry and Cade, who received the most votes from the fans and judges present.

The show captured everyone’s imagination and thirst for creativity, as contestants created mind-blowing models out of the 2.5 million Lego bricks available in ‘The Brick Pit’.

But it was Henry and Cade who took out the $100k prize, after beating out David and G, and Jordan and Miller in the finale on Tuesday.

Every episode we saw new and amazing creations by the contestants so we decided to round up some of our favourites.

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