I love the little detail of the chauchat jamming at 5:26. That machine gun was such an infamous piece of crap that couldn't go more than three or four rounds without stoppage of some type. The American troops issued them would often just throw them away in disgust because they were more dangerous to the guy holding it than to the enemy.
That was the American version which was poorly rechambered in .30-06. The original French version in 8mm Lebel was more functional though not flawless (it was made worse by the dust and mud of the trenches).
@@sErgEantaEgis12 Yep... the Chauchat was built for charging the enemy as opposed to trench combat, which was the main cause of these assault weapons jamming as much as they did.
Lego, like many of others have said, doesn't make war themed sets. However, a Polish company named Cobi makes a lot of them, mostly vehicles. They do have a few building (as in like a house is a building) sets for the war themed stuff, but it's mainly for special edition vehicle sets.
Some online companies such as Brickmania, United Bricks, Brick tactical, Brickarms ect. Make lego sets and soldiers using 100% real lego. Some helmets require melting and moulding the material lego is made of. JD brick productions even has his own store which he uses the vehicles in the store for his stopmotion animations. Really good content
There's a whole bunch of different historical battles they got on that channel. From WW2, they got El Alamein, D-Day, and the Battle of the Bulge. for WW1 they have the Somme, Verdun, Cambrai, Villers-Bretoneux, and a generic aerial battle. They also got some old Revolutionary War and Civil Wr videos, and they also have one for the Battle of Otumba in 1521 and a Viking naval battle from 1000. And that's just off the top of my head. They've got a lot of really cool stuff there, and I highly recommend that you check some of that out.
a lot of this seemed to be custom built, mini figures might've also been custom just letting you know, because a lot of lego stop motion time is spent on building and creating the scene
These videos have some of the most immaculate attention to detail. As you may have seen, there were times where guns would jam. This was fairly common in the war cause of all the mud and gunk just getting into the guns. Especially the French Chauchat, which has a magazine that is actually exposed to where you could see what was left in your magazine
Fun Fact: Lego the company is strictly against having any Lego guns past the 19th Century (so revolvers and the like are okay) So there is actually a big market for Lego gun racketeering. Well it’s not really underground Lego knows about it and are cool with it but still very funny
I don't see this stuff normally it's awesome. You should do more of these. And some of the things in this video you can buy like the guns for the Minifigures but I believe in this case JD Brick Production make most of his own props. But then again he has his own store where he sells his stuff
The significance of the trucks early in the video cannot be understated. The French at Verdun were re-supplied by a single road that became part of the identity of French resilience and was nicknamed in French "The Sacred Way". It was one of the few roads dedicated to vehicle traffic only and at the height of the battle, a truck passed every 14 seconds day and night.
Would you please react to this : Volker Pispers History of USA and Terrorism Part 1 to 5 Look on TH-cam for it. Would be very intresting to see a History-Teachers reaction.
I believe it done with old war sky photo background has well. it does give it a realisitic dark tone, then just plain toys. when i say old photo it the sky and background beyond the legos and it might be actual war picture but the use for the distance the lego piece to give the out of focus effect.
First of all, very happy you checked out JD Bricks stuff he is very cool. Second, I made a list of the items JD brick uses for his ww1 stopmotions Germany: Pickelhaube helmet-Brickarms, Uniform- TheMingifigco (RESTOCKING) France: Adrian helmet- Brickarms, Uniform- NYcustoms (Offsale) Britian: Brodie helmet- Brickarms Late war uniform- Brickmania (Offsale) Early war uniform- Ktownbricks (RESTOCKING)
Id bet all the money I've ever seen, that a LOT of these sounds came from BF1. Didn't think about it until I first heard the Chauchat. But everything seems to line up
I can't even imagine how long it took to create something like that. Building sets, shooting scenes, editing, syncing audio THERE WERE BLOOD SPLATTERS!!! This was one of the most brilliant things I've seen.
I recommend you to react to more of his videos! Some battles he also has recreated are: Battle of Somme Battle of Cambrai Battle of the Bulge Battle of Caen The Gallipoli Campaign Battle for Omaha Beach etc.
"It was one of those battles that gets talked about in World War 1 where just countless amounts of people die but very little is actually gained." Isn't that 99% of battles in WW1?
Back when i still was in elementary i used an lego ww1 video about the battle of the somme in order to give an impression on how it was for people to have fought in that war.
If you like building things like lego you should check out the Polish brand Cobi, they make historical vehicles such as tanks and planes mostly from WW2 but some from WW1 and later.
February 21, 1916 The Battle of Verdun begins. Over the next 10 months, the French and German armies at Verdun, France, suffer over 700,000 casualties, including some 300,000 killed.
I think those sets are from Brickmania, another company that makes war vehicles (ww1, ww2, Vietnam, etc) and custom minifigures like the ones that appear in the video
This summer I made a trip a, among other parts, Verdun. The scars in the landscape are still visible everywhere and walking around in the area in scorching heat. Some area's where shelled so intensively that every square foot was hit 6 times on average. Imagining what it must have been like with corpses everywhere (was too dangerous to remove them) and the rats .... soo many rats.
@@levanitamani9262 yes, the shell holes are still visible as well as the remains of towns and fortresses. if you do an image search for "zone rouge verdun" you'll get a good idea
If you're planning on doing more Stop Motion reactions some other brilliant stop motions I suggest are The Fourth Battle of Ypres by Snooperking And Lego battle of Ramelle and Battle of Hürtgen by JSLegoMaster These three are fantastic imo and I feel would be fun to react to!
That was a really impressive video, I’d think the guns are probably 3D printed since they had like the Chuchat(I know spelled wrong) and hotchkiss machine guns. Well done
All the helmets guns uniforms are all non standard lego and are aftermarket pieces. All the howitzers fieldguns etc are custom builds But the creator of the vid does sell some (its not under lego name and thus he has to buy the bricks from sites like bricklink. Pls watch more
Right after I saw this video I went to JD’s channel and watched the Lego WW2 Battle for Omaha Beach…I’d love to see you react to that one, it’s short but powerful!
I'm wondering while watching this: the first world War is often talked about with this modern weapons used with outdated tactics. If you'd redo the same battle with the same technology, but with tactics based on everything we know now, what would be different? What would need to change in order for either side to be more effective?
Unfortunalety, there are no lego military sets :(. Still, LEGO offers so many pieces that you can easily pick up the pieces and build military vehicles and even all armies. However, there is also good news: some companies (especially cobi) make great lego-compatibile military-themed sets (both historic and modern).
Unfortunately Lego doesn't make military themed sets. They don't want to deal with the controversy. They won't do any wars, vehicles, anything. There was a planned V22 Osprey in coast gaurd colors but it got canceled because it was was a military vehicle.
@@starwarsbricks52 even when what they think is correct is wrong I would love for lego to make civil war and revolution sets hell the made the titanic and coliseum
These are custom legos, company’s buy Lego bodies and heads and take the printing off and add different printing, Lego doesn’t make helmets and weapons so company’s use the same plastic as legos and make custom helmets and guns. The sets are also custom meaning that people company’s design them but Lego doesn’t and the Lego pieces are 100% authentic Lego. Lego doesn’t not make custom legos because they are to family friendly.
Please react to "Deutschland" by "Rammstein" (the version with English subtitles recommended) It's a excellent song which describes the mixed feeling many Germans have towards their country and goes through German history. Lots of symbolism that you'll love for example using "Germania" "giving birth" to Leonbergers a dog race believed extinct after WW2 symbolising the rebirth of Germany after the war.
Descend into darkness 303 days below the sun Fields of Verdun And the battle has begun Nowhere to run Father and son Fall one by one Under the gun Thy will be done And the judgement has begun Nowhere to run Father and son Fall one by one Fields of Verdun
If you wanted to know all his sets are custom made, he does have some tutorials on them
And a Store in the description of his videos
I love the little detail of the chauchat jamming at 5:26. That machine gun was such an infamous piece of crap that couldn't go more than three or four rounds without stoppage of some type. The American troops issued them would often just throw them away in disgust because they were more dangerous to the guy holding it than to the enemy.
That was the American version which was poorly rechambered in .30-06. The original French version in 8mm Lebel was more functional though not flawless (it was made worse by the dust and mud of the trenches).
@@sErgEantaEgis12 Yep... the Chauchat was built for charging the enemy as opposed to trench combat, which was the main cause of these assault weapons jamming as much as they did.
@@thomasecker9405 It also saw use on aircrafts, where it had much less problems due to the lack of mud.
@@sErgEantaEgis12 Didn't know that, but that's cool to know.
That was the American .30-06 version, but the chauchat was still accurate bc even the French version had flaws
Lego, like many of others have said, doesn't make war themed sets. However, a Polish company named Cobi makes a lot of them, mostly vehicles. They do have a few building (as in like a house is a building) sets for the war themed stuff, but it's mainly for special edition vehicle sets.
Lego does't make war themed sets... unless it's a license or something... :P
I enjoy both Cobi and Lego
Some online companies such as Brickmania, United Bricks, Brick tactical, Brickarms ect. Make lego sets and soldiers using 100% real lego. Some helmets require melting and moulding the material lego is made of. JD brick productions even has his own store which he uses the vehicles in the store for his stopmotion animations. Really good content
@@Scruffyduck1 yeah that’s where I get most my stuff
Thanks! 😊
There's a whole bunch of different historical battles they got on that channel. From WW2, they got El Alamein, D-Day, and the Battle of the Bulge. for WW1 they have the Somme, Verdun, Cambrai, Villers-Bretoneux, and a generic aerial battle. They also got some old Revolutionary War and Civil Wr videos, and they also have one for the Battle of Otumba in 1521 and a Viking naval battle from 1000. And that's just off the top of my head. They've got a lot of really cool stuff there, and I highly recommend that you check some of that out.
a lot of this seemed to be custom built, mini figures might've also been custom just letting you know, because a lot of lego stop motion time is spent on building and creating the scene
Lego doesn't make war sets and refuse to (except for the Indiana Jones ones). Most of the guns and uniforms are custom made by independent companies
And Star Wars. Can't forget Star Wars.
It was very exciting to see you reacting to historical stopmotions!
I loved it!
These videos have some of the most immaculate attention to detail. As you may have seen, there were times where guns would jam. This was fairly common in the war cause of all the mud and gunk just getting into the guns. Especially the French Chauchat, which has a magazine that is actually exposed to where you could see what was left in your magazine
I really appreciate the French Chauchat jammed at 5:28. Of all the weapons to jam that would have been it.
Fun Fact: Lego the company is strictly against having any Lego guns past the 19th Century (so revolvers and the like are okay)
So there is actually a big market for Lego gun racketeering. Well it’s not really underground Lego knows about it and are cool with it but still very funny
I love how they have all the trucks going on the single road! There was only one road to Verdun and it was PACKED with trucks 24/7
I don't see this stuff normally it's awesome. You should do more of these. And some of the things in this video you can buy like the guns for the Minifigures but I believe in this case JD Brick Production make most of his own props. But then again he has his own store where he sells his stuff
Some other channels I recommend are JSLegoMaster and MrPearlJack. The OG's. While they've been inactive for a while they still are awesome
legoanimation20 also has very good ww2 lego animations.
The significance of the trucks early in the video cannot be understated. The French at Verdun were re-supplied by a single road that became part of the identity of French resilience and was nicknamed in French "The Sacred Way". It was one of the few roads dedicated to vehicle traffic only and at the height of the battle, a truck passed every 14 seconds day and night.
Man, i love JD brick, hes awesome.
Would you please react to this :
Volker Pispers History of USA and Terrorism Part 1 to 5
Look on TH-cam for it. Would be very intresting to see a History-Teachers reaction.
I believe it done with old war sky photo background has well. it does give it a realisitic dark tone, then just plain toys. when i say old photo it the sky and background beyond the legos and it might be actual war picture but the use for the distance the lego piece to give the out of focus effect.
First of all, very happy you checked out JD Bricks stuff he is very cool. Second, I made a list of the items JD brick uses for his ww1 stopmotions
Germany:
Pickelhaube helmet-Brickarms,
Uniform- TheMingifigco (RESTOCKING)
France:
Adrian helmet- Brickarms,
Uniform- NYcustoms (Offsale)
Britian:
Brodie helmet- Brickarms
Late war uniform- Brickmania (Offsale)
Early war uniform- Ktownbricks (RESTOCKING)
Id bet all the money I've ever seen, that a LOT of these sounds came from BF1. Didn't think about it until I first heard the Chauchat. But everything seems to line up
6:50 STUCK IN THE TRENCH WITH NO WAY OUT!
if somebody want lego ww1 and ww2 sets look at the COBI
Another awesome video again.
I can't even imagine how long it took to create something like that. Building sets, shooting scenes, editing, syncing audio THERE WERE BLOOD SPLATTERS!!! This was one of the most brilliant things I've seen.
I recommend you to react to more of his videos!
Some battles he also has recreated are:
Battle of Somme
Battle of Cambrai
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of Caen
The Gallipoli Campaign
Battle for Omaha Beach
etc.
JD Brick has his own shop were you can buy most of the lego sets like tanks, the wire, and a lot more
There's alot of this stop motion lego battle videos. I always find it amazing how people made these
These are all custom legos! Well the landscape itself is all official LEGO bricks! The minifigures, vehicles, weapons are all custom!
"It was one of those battles that gets talked about in World War 1 where just countless amounts of people die but very little is actually gained." Isn't that 99% of battles in WW1?
Back when i still was in elementary i used an lego ww1 video about the battle of the somme in order to give an impression on how it was for people to have fought in that war.
If you like building things like lego you should check out the Polish brand Cobi, they make historical vehicles such as tanks and planes mostly from WW2 but some from WW1 and later.
Definitely do more from this channel. The detail and production were awesome.
February 21, 1916
The Battle of Verdun begins. Over the next 10 months, the French and German armies at Verdun, France, suffer over 700,000 casualties, including some 300,000 killed.
yes, moreeee
I think those sets are from Brickmania, another company that makes war vehicles (ww1, ww2, Vietnam, etc) and custom minifigures like the ones that appear in the video
*Sees Mr Terry History in an War Uniform*
Me: How many times do we need to teach you Old man
Germany: Hey Its not me this time
This summer I made a trip a, among other parts, Verdun. The scars in the landscape are still visible everywhere and walking around in the area in scorching heat. Some area's where shelled so intensively that every square foot was hit 6 times on average. Imagining what it must have been like with corpses everywhere (was too dangerous to remove them) and the rats .... soo many rats.
The ww1 battle scars were still there?
@@levanitamani9262 yes, the shell holes are still visible as well as the remains of towns and fortresses. if you do an image search for "zone rouge verdun" you'll get a good idea
@levanitamani9262 Despite the trees and the grass, yep. The scars of Verdun are still there.
More lego vids for the win
Please please please please check out more of JD Brick Productions videos! They're awesome and great!
That's insane. So much detail
If you're planning on doing more Stop Motion reactions some other brilliant stop motions I suggest are
The Fourth Battle of Ypres by Snooperking
And
Lego battle of Ramelle and Battle of Hürtgen by JSLegoMaster
These three are fantastic imo and I feel would be fun to react to!
You should really do this again
You should react to Jabzy
They do sell WW1 and WW2 custom lego sets.
I watch JD brick productions since I was 6
Most of the minifigs are most likely from brickmania and other companies etc.And the guns are all from brickarms or bruckwarriors I think
Ya know, I'd like to see you react to more Checkmate Lincolnites at some time! ^^
Yoo the French mashineguner with chauchat here is so OP even against German officer😅😂
4:10 nope, that honour goes to the 800mm shell used with the schewerer gustav
ShellING
Not shell
@@Brokendog-wt4ul sorry, with the background noise it was hard to hear
That was a really impressive video, I’d think the guns are probably 3D printed since they had like the Chuchat(I know spelled wrong) and hotchkiss machine guns. Well done
You can actually buy those guns online. I recommend brick arms for all your Lego weapons needs
Yes finally people except daleytactics are checking out JD
You can buy them at JD Brick production’s store
Absolutely awesome!!!
Such great detail.
Love your videos! Take care!
Keep reaction to it, they made alot of cool lego ww2 and ww1 video, even tank battles
This was really cool!
All the helmets guns uniforms are all non standard lego and are aftermarket pieces.
All the howitzers fieldguns etc are custom builds
But the creator of the vid does sell some (its not under lego name and thus he has to buy the bricks from sites like bricklink.
Pls watch more
I will watch all your reaction to all the lego ww1-2 videos!!!
There is another channel that had one with voices called battle of the Somme by men brick productions
U should watch all of them(and yes he does have sets u can buy)
cheers. speaking of sound editing, any chance that the volume on yours could be increased a little please? ok a lot. thanks
Also check out LCM Brick Show, he also does stop motion.
Man, thanks for your word! :))
Right after I saw this video I went to JD’s channel and watched the Lego WW2 Battle for Omaha Beach…I’d love to see you react to that one, it’s short but powerful!
I cannot imagine how horrifying it would be as a solider in WWI going hands on like that in trench where death is all around you
I know there’s a website that sells Lego style realistic guns called brick arms.
As I naval fan I would love to see the battle of Jutland in ww1 between the German High seas fleet and the the Royal navy grand fleet
frenchies in the trenchies
Nice
Not sure if you figured out yet but JD Brick productions and LCM brick show use united bricks for their stop motions
Jd bricks has a webside where you can buy sertend sets
so the answer to the *can you buy these sets* question is simply yes. The creator of the motion animation sells these sets online.
I'm wondering while watching this: the first world War is often talked about with this modern weapons used with outdated tactics. If you'd redo the same battle with the same technology, but with tactics based on everything we know now, what would be different? What would need to change in order for either side to be more effective?
Amazing video
Most or all of the Lego vehicles artillery are custom
Yes you can
nice video and my name is Mateo Štefančić its nice to meet you and i m from Croatia 🇭🇷
Hello Mateo!
@@MrTerry i love history because just like video games like Call of duty and medival 2 total war and Assassins creed games
Can you react side quest man
Under the gun,
Thy will be done,
And tho the judgment has begun,
Nowhere to run,
Father and son,
Fall one by one,
Under the gun,
Fields of verdun!
IT was Not clean. My grandpa talked aboutthis horrible battle, He survived wounded.
Unfortunalety, there are no lego military sets :(. Still, LEGO offers so many pieces that you can easily pick up the pieces and build military vehicles and even all armies. However, there is also good news: some companies (especially cobi) make great lego-compatibile military-themed sets (both historic and modern).
Hey Mr. Terry, i have made a playlist of war portrayed with lego. Its from the roman era all the way up to modern time
@Mr. Terry History you can buy the sets more of less but they get pricey.
Yes, do it.
Oh yeah under the video their is a shop where u can buy the sets
He has links in the videos to his website to buy his lego
Hey Mr. Terry! React to “The Future of Warfare”! There’s a ‘music video’ using legos and Sabatons’ own Lego mini figures
Unfortunately Lego doesn't make military themed sets. They don't want to deal with the controversy. They won't do any wars, vehicles, anything. There was a planned V22 Osprey in coast gaurd colors but it got canceled because it was was a military vehicle.
That’s still legos stupidest decision imo, I really wanted that osprey
But the will do set of other conservsal issues
@@griffinclary61 whatever they deem politically correct
@@starwarsbricks52 even when what they think is correct is wrong I would love for lego to make civil war and revolution sets hell the made the titanic and coliseum
PLEASE PLEASE PLEEEEASE Check out the Videos! And the Behind the scenes ones, while not your channel's focus, are very interesting
You can get the minifigs of brick mania
These are custom legos, company’s buy Lego bodies and heads and take the printing off and add different printing, Lego doesn’t make helmets and weapons so company’s use the same plastic as legos and make custom helmets and guns. The sets are also custom meaning that people company’s design them but Lego doesn’t and the Lego pieces are 100% authentic Lego. Lego doesn’t not make custom legos because they are to family friendly.
My fav teacher
I have a fun pop question for you.
Which weapon type(rifle,gas,artillery,etc…)
Took the most lives in WW1
Hey you should also check out LCM brickshow! They are pretty cool same concept but they have modern war stuff too
Make a reaction video on iban headhunter by simple history 👍🏼
Wow
You should react to the Anime Youjo Senki as it's WW1 but with Magic
Like the outfit!
there are ww1 soliers but they are like 15 dollars a piece
Please react to "Deutschland" by "Rammstein" (the version with English subtitles recommended)
It's a excellent song which describes the mixed feeling many Germans have towards their country and goes through German history.
Lots of symbolism that you'll love for example using "Germania" "giving birth" to Leonbergers a dog race believed extinct after WW2 symbolising the rebirth of Germany after the war.
You can buy these or you can design them yourself but the sets and minifigs are expensive
Descend into darkness
303 days below the sun
Fields of Verdun
And the battle has begun
Nowhere to run
Father and son
Fall one by one
Under the gun
Thy will be done
And the judgement has begun
Nowhere to run
Father and son
Fall one by one
Fields of Verdun
And bricktacktical and battle bricks make minifigs
You can buy the set just check out his channel