The Will Arnett Show LEGO Masters She is now on her third marine son, and so far, viewers are addicted to the contestants’ intricate and imaginative creations. The popularity of the show has contributed to more adults rediscovering the colored blocks, and now there are more Lego sets for adults than ever before.
A Clockwork Man Season 1 Episode 3
The first season introduced everyone to the show, and many of the fantastic designs captured the imaginations of the judges and audience. One of this season’s most surprising designs was a half-hour robot design, A Clockwork Man.
The competition asked competitors to combine real-life objects with Lego for each half of the building. The award-winning creativity of Richard and Flynn combines a cuckoo clock with a LEGO robot guardian to keep him wounding while the residents of Minifigure look down from below. The design and execution speak volumes about the duo’s skills with Lego, which is probably why they are such great racers.
Warden of the Woods (season 2, episode 12)
The last three teams were given 24 hours to create a design that included a day and night theme in the season two finale. Warden of the Woods by Mark and Steven took gold bricks for their size and attention to detail. You’d think 24 hours was a long time to be able to build some Lego, but given the scale and attention to detail, the couple were lucky to finish this build within the stipulated time. We got lucky, because they got one of the season’s best designs, perhaps from the show so far.
To have a look today, a giant Warden of the Woods is standing in the water, surrounded by bright flowers and jungle animals, while gazing at the land, searching for humans to save. In his right hand is a pair of miniature figures that look like his builders chatting about a hot dog, while on the left is a stick. When night begins in Warden’s eyes, it lights up with a yellow glow while the gemstones on top of the wand turn purple. Even the water gets a dim light effect, making it look like a moving waterfall. This was an epic mission, given the tight time they were going through. No wonder it has become one of Will’s favorite Lego designs.
Mosasaurus Madness (season 3, episode 2)
Lego Masters: Season Three It’s still in progress, but the Mosasaurus Madness is one of the most impressive buildings to date. Episode two, Jurass-Brick World, featured actor Chris Pratt as a guest while competitions were built around the dinosaur theme.
With this celebrity inspiration, Emily William took things to the next level with Mosasaurus Madness. Instead of having smaller models like everyone else, they built a giant mosasaur that juts out of the sea. It tries to eat the flying petranodon but ends up chomping a fishing boat in half with its huge jaw, causing it to explode. The scale of the design is impressive on its own, but when you add the details, you understand why this is one of Will Arnett’s favorite things. These types of builds make you wonder how these builders acquired so much skill. Most of them attribute their advanced knowledge to building Lego sets, then adapting the techniques they learned from the sets to free-form structures. We can’t wait to see what next season brings.
