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US LEGO Masters winners

5 seasons. One champion team per season.

Season 1

2020

$100,000
Grand prize

Reveal winner for Season 1

Tyler & Amy Clites

Married couple, Bradenton, Florida; won a trophy and a $100,000 prize

Prize: $100,000 and the LEGO Masters trophy

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Season 2

2021

$100,000
Grand prize

Reveal winner for Season 2

Mark Erickson & Steven Erickson

Brothers from Atlanta, Georgia; finale was billed as a 'battle of the brothers' among the top 3 teams

Prize: $100,000 and the LEGO Masters trophy

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Season 3

2022

$100,000
Grand prize

Reveal winner for Season 3

Nick Della Mora & Stacey Roy

Social media influencers; won $100,000 and the LEGO Masters title. Their 'Imagination' bookshelf finale build was put on display at LEGOLAND New York.

Prize: $100,000 cash and the title of LEGO Masters. The season 3 winning build was displayed at LEGOLAND New York; unlike season 4, it was not turned into a retail LEGO set.

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Season 4

2023

$100,000
Grand prize

Reveal winner for Season 4

Christopher Lee & Robert Zhang

Friends and business partners; won $100,000. Their 'World Wonderliner' finale build was turned into an official retail LEGO set, 41838 Travel Moments, released in 2024.

Prize: $100,000 cash and the LEGO Masters title. The winning 'World Wonderliner' build was produced as an official retail LEGO set, 41838 Travel Moments (2024).

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Season 5

2025

$100,000
Grand prize

Reveal winner for Season 5

Ian Summers & Sage Summers

Siblings; final build titled 'Our Story', a wizard-themed piece about their bond

Prize: $100,000 cash, a LEGO Masters trophy, and the title of LEGO Masters

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