“Lego Masters” Season 5 finale airs tonight, July 28, and is shaping up to be a thrilling finish to an epic season.
Spoiler Warning: This article contains real-time updates and spoilers from the “Lego Masters” Season 5 finale airing tonight on FOX. If you haven’t watched the episode yet, proceed with caution!
And The Winner Is…
Coming in third place were Anthony and Joe, a team known for their strong storytelling and bold mechanical designs. Their semifinal build — a theme park adventure capturing moments of mischievous fun — had been a standout earlier in the competition.
Ben and Michael claimed second place, narrowly missing the top spot after a consistent season filled with creative concepts and technical strength.
And the winners of “Lego Masters” Season 5 are…
Sage and Ian! The brother-sister duo overcame early challenges with their fairy tale-inspired final build, ultimately impressing the Brickmasters with their structure, timing, and seamless theme execution.
Sage and Ian will take home $100,000, a LEGO trophy, and the title of “Lego Masters” Season 5 champions.
What Went Down on The Finale?
In tonight’s “Lego Masters” Season 5 finale, Anthony and Joe, Sage and Ian, and Ben and Michael faced off in a no-holds-barred final build. The challenge gave the teams full creative freedom to design and construct their most ambitious LEGO masterpieces yet — with 24 hours on the clock.
The three finalist teams pushed their creativity and technical skills to the limit, holding nothing back as they aimed to impress the judges one last time and prove they deserved the title.
One build that drew significant attention from fans during the episode was the “Ballerina” creation by Anthony and Joe. With its elegance, originality, and broad appeal, many believed it had the strongest chance of being adapted into an official LEGO set—something that, while not an official criterion, has often played a subtle role in the Brickmasters’ final decisions.
While Anthony and Joe’s polished and emotional “Ballerina” build emerged as a fan favorite, Sage and Ian’s “Our Story” wizard-themed concept also impressed with its narrative depth and structural ambition. However, some viewers speculated that its more personal focus and limited commercial appeal might hold it back in the final rankings.
Throughout the episode, online viewers also questioned the strategy behind arriving at the finale without a fully pre-mapped master build. Many suggested that future contestants should utilize tools like LEGO Digital Designer to mock up their ideas in advance. This approach, fans argued, would allow teams to execute complex builds more efficiently under pressure. As one viewer commented, “Why are people getting to the finale and not already knowing what their master build will be?” A sentiment echoed by others who believe preparation is essential for an open-ended, high-stakes challenge like the final.
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‘Lego Masters’ Season 5 Finale: Winner, Results & Spoilers