Mountain Passage (Bridge) and Amusement Park

Three-course menu and Royal Gifts

Reenacting children's stories and Mini golf course

Building a 3D photo world and Construction of a train

Contestants complete for the golden brick by building a city block to form a mega city.

Each of the teams have nine hours to create a design that is spectacularly destroyed by explosives. Then they are given an hour to build a vehicle with different functions.

Contestants are challenged to create the other half of everyday objects that have been cut in half.

In this finale episode, each of the teams have two hours to build the highest structure they can build with 2x4, 2x6 and 2x8 bricks. Then they are given 24 hours to build something of their choice to gain points from not only the judges but from members of the public.

Contestants are first challenged to build the best race-car to compete in a race down a slide and then build an attraction for an amusement park.

Contestants are tasked to create a mythical creature and then are challenged to build above and below the table.

The teams first build the contents of a lunchbox and then a castle fit to be smashed by a bowling ball.

The contestants are first asked to rebuild a retro object and then a piece of art inside a 3D picture frame.

The teams are first challenged to create models from a limited number of pieces they are able to grab from a large pile of bricks and then build off a brick suspended by a wire.

In this finale episode, the teams compete to build the tallest tower out of basic bricks and then they are are given free-reign to build what ever they want to impress an audience.

The teams are first tasked to build a vehicle that will be launched up a ramp through a burning ring of fire. Then they are challenged to create a parade float that has a personal connection to the team.

The teams are first tasked to build three items that you would take with you when traveling, then they must create an obstacle for a mini golf course themed around an assigned continent of the world.

The teams first must build a model that floats on a helium balloon for 10 seconds. They are then challenged to create a model that can withstand the increasing wind power of up to 95 kph.

The teams are tasked to build a functional puppet and use it to perform a short skit.

The teams are first tasked with creating a GBC (great ball contraption). They are then challenged to build their dream castle that must protrude at least 60 cm away from a wall.

The teams compete to build the tallest tower form basic bricks and then are given the freedom to build whatever they want for the finale task.

The teams first must catch bricks that are dropping from the ceiling with umbrellas and then create a model with them. Then are then asked to build an underwater world that unfolds and moves after being inserted into a water tank.

The teams are first challenged to build a model to be suspended by chains on a carousel. Then they are tasked to build a tree house that integrates with a real tree.

The teams are first challenged to build a model that combines their favourite toys into a single item. They are then tasked to build a fully functional pinball machine.

The teams are first tasked to create a working water fountain. They are then challenged to build a character to ride on a mechanical bull.

The teams are first tasked to build a jousting character to sit on a moving horse. Then they must build a life-size replica of a real dog than can be pulled by a lead.

The teams are first challenged to build the highest tower on either end of a balanced beam, however each team member is shielded from each other so they cannot see what they doing. For the finale task, the teams are free to build anything they like.