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Me too but lived in Zvolen

Hello, thank you so much for your words, yes you can use it :)

@@MatejSimko-mairu10 hvala

zdravim, dakujem velmi pekne a v klude mozete pouzit moje zabery

@@MatejSimko-mairu10 napísal som Vám email

not that strict in Portugal i think, i got the permit from authorities!

Yeah! I am going to see them in Barcelona 🔥

@@MatejSimko-mairu10 I bought 4 tickets 🤭 Nijmegen twice, first day feuerzone and Oostende twice, first day feuerzone. I cant help my self if they are coming 🤗🤘

@GertjeH1 gonna have so much fun! 😊

I didn't need anything specific.

Thanks for your reply! I asked because I’d like to fly in Pula but I heard that in Croatia rules regarding drones are very strict and near the Arena in Pula there is also the airport.

@@user-py8rm2lj7g I used AMC Portal Mobile to activate my flight there when flying.

Hello, sure thing! I can send you the original files but they are too big, do you have any suggestions how to upload them somewhere?

Thank you Matej! WeTransfer or Google Drive should be fine!

@@rammstuga I uploaded the videos on Google Drive, drop me a message at matej.simko1@gmail.com so I can share the link with you :)

@@MatejSimko-mairu10 Thank you again for your time. I dropped you a message! - Eduardo Rodrigues

I got a permit from AAN and I didn't overfly the audience, I kept the drone around the outer perimeter of the stadium so I am surprised you saw the drone. I have Mavic 3 Pro and I used night mode for the video.

I saw it too and hoped to see some footage from it. So thanks 😊

@@MatejSimko-mairu10sorry mate. Not to be hard on you or something, but i’m pretty sure that AAN rejected the authorization. That was an NOTAM applied to that area, that day, from 20h to 23h30

Sorry, I didn't capture more footage but you can check also my photos here: thevisuart.pixieset.com/rammstein-lisboa/

Great work. Thanks for sharing with us

Sorry, I didn't capture more footage but you can check also my photos here: thevisuart.pixieset.com/rammstein-lisboa/

P.S.: Very beautiful university as well! I intend to go on an Erasmus+ semester at Matej Bel University on a master level, if all will be well. Slovakia is an amazing Central European jewel worthy of being explored by as many tourists as possible! All the best once again!

Zdravim, nie, ziadny problem, pripadne naposledy som napisal mail letisku a zavolal im 5 minut pred lietanim :)

@@MatejSimko-mairu10 ďakujem za odpoveď :) :) je nutné sa hlásiť letisku?

ja som sa nie vzdy hlasil, ale je to len formalita

5’10 was the height requirement prior to WW2. These days being giants can be somewhat of a disadvantage.

Being tall isn't really an advantage in the age of modern warfare. In fact being tall just means you're easier to shoot at. Not that the guards ever see any action while on duty anyway.

6’ 4”, don’ think so.

@@richardmiranda640 Sorry cobber I really don't have a great deal of knowledge on this subject it's just that my father's brother who served in the guards and was one of nine to survive the attack on Caan W.W.2 told me his mates called him " Short Arse " he was 6'4 inches tall,

Looks like some members of the Grenadier Guard have disguised themselves as Coldstreamers.

@@FloofyMinari From 4:54 are Grenadier Guards - you can tell by the even spacing of the buttons on their tunics, and the Grenadier's regimental badge on the collar. Also, no red plume on the right of the bearskin cap. The tall guy is possibly from The Queen's Company of The Grenadier Guards, as they are all 6ft+ tall. The bandsmen from 3:06 to 4:53 are Coldstream Guards.

Major Unit!

I think it's just an illusion. If you look at the other guards, they're arranged to have the tallest at the front and the shortest at the back. So he looks massive compared to the shortest three guards at the back, but is probably just above average height.

Oi, those are Gren Guards, not Coldstream Guards! Usually, Coldstream guard escorts (and other regiments besides the Grenadiers) don’t shout “Sir!” in response to the command “Out the escort!” Gren Guard escorts shout “Sir!” in response to that command.