Ep 5. Mega City Block

In episode 5 of Lego Masters season 1, titled "Mega City Block," the remaining teams are faced with their biggest challenge yet: building an incredible mega city block. The block must include a skyscraper reaching at least six feet tall, as well as several other buildings including a theater, museum, and park.

The teams are given 14 hours to complete the build, which must also include a range of details such as lighting, landscaping, and minifigure scenes. The teams must work together to manage time and resources effectively, as well as ensure that their individual contributions fit seamlessly into the overall city block.

As the build progresses, tensions rise and the pressure builds. Each team has their own unique approach to the challenge, with some opting for a more traditional cityscape and others taking a creative and unconventional approach. Judges Jamie Berard and Amy Corbett are on hand to provide guidance and feedback, but with so much at stake, the teams must rely on their own ingenuity and creativity to come out on top.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process that goes into building with Lego. From brainstorming ideas to sketching out designs and constructing intricate details, the teams face a number of challenges and obstacles along the way.

In addition to the building challenge itself, the episode also takes a closer look at the history of Lego and how it has evolved over time. Viewers learn about some of the company's most iconic sets, as well as the innovations that have made it such a beloved toy around the world.

As the clock counts down and the teams put the finishing touches on their mega city blocks, the judges are faced with a difficult decision. With so many impressive builds on display, it's clear that there are no clear winners or losers. Instead, the judges focus on the details that set each build apart and make it truly unique.

In the end, only one team can be crowned Lego Masters, but all of the competitors have proven themselves to be creative, innovative, and capable builders. With each new challenge, they have pushed themselves to new heights and taken the art of Lego building to new and exciting places.