I've seen the movie based off of this real life event and enjoyed it thoroughly, I'm glad this guy has just paid homage to the event in this way because it's interesting
Really amazing MOC and it fits the bridge very much! Congratulations! Just one remark, this Bridge & Remagen was not on the French - German border in the last 200 years! Actually the French border is ~ 150 km away! It was the 1st crossing of the river Rhine during WW2, which was a major thing and which was maybe mixed up.
Thank you for the correction. I’m not sure at what point in the project I had mixed that up in my head, but I apologize for the mistake and I appreciate the compliments!
Yes, the allies were a long way into Germany by this point. The bridge was just north of the confluence of the Mosel and Rhein rivers at Koblenz. Thankfully the allies in 1945 knew which country they were actually in...
8:10 - Some of these bricks aren't Lego brand, right? I don't see any Lego print on the studs. I'm not complaining at all, honestly it just makes sense to me to mix in other brands since Lego has become so expensive.
My grandfather was part of the group that discovered this bridge. He told the story about how he was on patrol with a buddy of his that day and they discovered that the bridge had not been blown. After they had gotten their troops successfully across, they all took a picture together. My family still has that picture to this day, he also got some sort of sticker that said"crossed the remagen with dry feet". RIP grandpa, you served your country well.
My grandfather was also there at the time. He (and i) was belgian and join the allied forces during the liberation, he went all the way from Namur (a city in belgium) to the Remagen Bridge.
absolutely awesome 10/10, and if unaware a movie "The Bridge at Remagen" is worth a watch and call of duty WW2 the last play level is the Battle for Remagen bridge.
Hell let loose has you battle in the region with and around this bridge... Some of the roughest gaming battles. Love the historic lego builfs. Good job.
Prob Ohama which is Normandy or battle of Cambri but you will need a lot of mark iv tanks to complete it and British soldiers ww1 and German soldiers and German artillery’s to do that
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The detailing on the bridge with the rails, the terrain is impressive, the depth of the towers and portcullis…just wow.
Everything about this is amazing! Buildings, terrain, and all the little details. Well done!
Awesome build and layout! Love the historical themed builds, especially historically accurate ones! Thank you!
I've seen the movie based off of this real life event and enjoyed it thoroughly, I'm glad this guy has just paid homage to the event in this way because it's interesting
Really amazing MOC and it fits the bridge very much! Congratulations!
Just one remark, this Bridge & Remagen was not on the French - German border in the last 200 years! Actually the French border is ~ 150 km away! It was the 1st crossing of the river Rhine during WW2, which was a major thing and which was maybe mixed up.
Thank you for the correction. I’m not sure at what point in the project I had mixed that up in my head, but I apologize for the mistake and I appreciate the compliments!
You aren't smarter than me
Refreshing my history w/ Legos. I f'n LOVE the future.
Spectacular build, but I’d just like to point out that Remagen isn’t in France, it’s a bridge over the Rhine in Germany
Yes, the allies were a long way into Germany by this point. The bridge was just north of the confluence of the Mosel and Rhein rivers at Koblenz. Thankfully the allies in 1945 knew which country they were actually in...
The only reason why I know about this battle is because of COD WW2 lol
Same lol
Video games can be edumacational.
Same
Bro I recognized this from cod WW2 as soon as I saw it lol
Same bro
Now I have to watch the movie again. I haven’t seen it in years. “The Bridge at Remagen” is a great classic.
I'm always in awe when I'm seeing this great MoC. Very well done!
Remagen is just a few kilometers away from where i live. The bridge is gone but you can still see the pillars today.
We are coming house hunting soon... bringing our 300+ model cobi collection with us
It is so incredible on what people can build out of lego! Good job 👌👍
Best moc this year hands down.
It’s great moc. I love the bridge and also the germans fortification
this is the coolest thing i have ever seen!!!!!!
amazing film too, very acurate and cool
Great Lego build 👍👍
Superb use of colors
sweet job!!!!!!!
I love brickmania 🤠
Amazing Build!
Fantastic Stuff!
👏🤘😃🤘💯 Awesome!!!!
everyone who knows this bridge in he’ll let loose
One tank or AT gun at either end, it’s over.
@@Dr.KarlowTheOctoling seriously ikr😂
8:10 - Some of these bricks aren't Lego brand, right? I don't see any Lego print on the studs.
I'm not complaining at all, honestly it just makes sense to me to mix in other brands since Lego has become so expensive.
It is lego the lighting is just messed up
WOW! The is just amazing execution.
My grandfather was part of the group that discovered this bridge.
He told the story about how he was on patrol with a buddy of his that day and they discovered that the bridge had not been blown.
After they had gotten their troops successfully across, they all took a picture together.
My family still has that picture to this day, he also got some sort of sticker that said"crossed the remagen with dry feet".
RIP grandpa, you served your country well.
Hopes your grand father is in a nice day in heaven
My grandfather was also there at the time.
He (and i) was belgian and join the allied forces during the liberation, he went all the way from Namur (a city in belgium) to the Remagen Bridge.
Reminds me of a particular collab from last year….
Isn't this the third Remagen bridge MOC we've seen? And wasn't the second one a few weeks ago?
I guess people just like making bridges lol
I Love This Lego and Beyond the Brick one day I will be on it.
we're did u getthe figures form
what and brilliant build
WOW!
Woah that BYB intro is sick
I swear this guy was just looking at a pic of cod ww2 and recreated it also I swear this is the guy who made ramelle
I remember something like this on a CoD WW2 mission, although the train tracks behind those towers were not there in game
I'm talking about the ones under the ground
It was the last mission it was the rine
Excellent
absolutely awesome 10/10, and if unaware a movie "The Bridge at Remagen" is worth a watch and call of duty WW2 the last play level is the Battle for Remagen bridge.
Hell let loose has you battle in the region with and around this bridge... Some of the roughest gaming battles. Love the historic lego builfs. Good job.
There's so many WW2 stuff here
This set reminds me of the call of duty ww2 last mission
Remagen is not and was not on the Franco-German border during WWII. Maybe do the tiniest bit of research when making such an introduction.
Fun fact, none of the Pershings were sent across the bridge, cuz of the damage and the tank's weight. Though seeing the Pershing is pretty cool.
This is awesome just to put out there I'm also German
Now that's a dioramma
Remagen Is A Town in Germany But Pretty Cool MOC
Awsome
Hell let loose !
Yes!
this reminds me of a certain call of duty mission
i like the new intro
How do they put it in
Who remembers cod WW2 it was from that
I remember this battle from cod world at war
Saving zuzman cod ww2 the last mission of the campaign
The real ones remember cod finest hour
I wish I could do MOCS like these but I don’t have the time or the money 💰
Me too 😂🤣😊
I only know about this from call of duty WW2
Is that to scale
Some one should recreate that Lego concentration camp art piece. I think they only made the box and not the actual camp for the art
I played Call of Duty world war 2 on XBOX ONE
Lego would never make any of these minfigs, now I can see why.
The last bridge to the rhine
Hell let loose reference
I only recognize this video from cad WW2
I remember it from cod wwii hahah
call of duty r.i.p turner what a great lt
I'm confused. Lego doesn't do war pieces, I thought. So are these even Legos or a combination of other things?
They are LEGO pieces built into a custom model.
omost all the soilders have sniper
I’m gonna make a ww2 moc any ideas?
Prob Ohama which is Normandy or battle of Cambri but you will need a lot of mark iv tanks to complete it and British soldiers ww1 and German soldiers and German artillery’s to do that
I’m number 4
imagine me and my minecraft gang LOLOLLOL
Nah bro trying build that one mission from cod
Ch noice
COD WW2 MAP
cod ww2?
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кто русский
You have 30,000 pieces of lego and the full spectrum of fictional worlds to choose from and you choose WW2, ... wtf is wrong with you!?
Because people like to make history, and painting ww2 model kits and sculpting a diorama is hard and expensive you know
Early
LEGO IS GETTING MORE AND MORE STUPID.
How?