Amazing work! Historically, I find it incredible that no American soldiers died from the Battle of Trenton, there were 2 American deaths, but it was from the cold. Again, great work!
@Gunni Clardy the continental blue helped mask them in the snow, linear warfare actually had camouflage in that sense, but red was still very easy to see unless you buried yourself but then... The French did wear white
@@thesadslav419 the militia did. When France started sending guns and advisors over the Continental Army started fighting in the linear style while militia acted more as sharpshooters or light infantry due to many using the rifled musket or even the Kentucky rifle itself.
They also made sure to include the old colonial American flag with the Union Jack on it, as the painting of the crossing of the Delaware is actually not realistic, since the first "stars and stripes" flag had not yet been created.
I think the gator would be a bad idea. The song said the gator lost his mind when they fired the cannonball. If that happened, it would be a pretty big mess to clean up.
Can I just say that I really, really appreciate the amount of effort you put into such miniscule details. The actual use of a ramrod and paper cartridge in the loading of a musket. The British affixing bayonets before the onslaught. The sheer amount of effort these possess is absolutely astounding, and I'm for-sure subscribing for this quality!
I remember them all, I am a loyal subscriber, I remember your old pirate videos. You should do the same video only with your pirate videos, and have them all in order.
Wow! Amazing, detailed and historically as always! Your collection of different soldiers from different ages is incredible, as well as your skills to make detailed and wonderful videos that are just fun to watch.... Keep up the good work!
I find lego scenaries comfortable, that's one of the reasons i like so much stop montions, specially lego battles, but others i like too. Good freaking work
@Gunni Clardy hello? The USSR is no more that's something, the US is more powerful than China. If you want a nuclear war to happen then ok America will eventually enter in war.
Hey dude, I' m Riccardo and I follow your Channel by a long time ago . Cool video . Since you're a ww1 ' s fan ( I'm a fan too) and I'm italian, I want ask you that you make the Battle of caporetto . Please .
Fun Fact: American forces were so diverse during the Battle of New Orleans that orders had to be given in 4 different languages: English, French, Spanish and Choctaw
fantastic work. i love watching your animations. they've gotten me wanting to animate as well, though nothing so ambitious yet. one thing i do notice, is that when there's an explosion or a figure dies, none of the other figures turn to look at it for a second, or move to get out of the way. very minor flaw though still amazing
I and many other of your fans greatly appreciate the effort you put in to these. Lego stop motion takes lots of time and the fact that your willing to put that into this is amazing on your part.
@@mr.nobody2191 they attacked the Austro-Hungarians 11 times but couldn't breack through and in the 12th battle also called battleof Caporetto the Austro-Hungariand and Germans broke through the italian lines
The battles of New Orleans and Shiloh also included significant contributions from the US river flotillas. The enfillade they laid on the British at New Orleans was particularly effective in keeping them from even reaching the US lines, for the most part (except in one area where they were repulsed by US marines). The gunboats Lexington and Tyler at Shiloh served important roles in keeping Pittsburgh Landing clear for reinforcements to continue landing as well as providing supporting fire to Grant's defensive line, which Prentiss' stand in the hornets next allowed them to establish. I'd love to see you revisit some of these battles now with more experience and resources and maybe doing an episode on the Tripoli campaign.
These stop motions are top quality. They get better all the time. I love the ww2 stop motion. Could you mabey do some more of those? Like the battle of Berlin. Or a Pacific sea battle? Keep up the good work!
4:48 Probably something worth noting: One of the few advantages that that the Americans had over the British in both the War of 1812, and the Revolutionary War was that they had skilled marksmen and snipers who were proficient at identifying and eliminating British officers. The American's ability to weaken the command structure of the British probably won them a few battles, as the British relied heavily on their strict discipline. In addition, I just want to say the commitment to the accurate loading process of the muzzle-loaders is fantastic, as well as the change from a slow match in the earlier battles to a pull-cord during the civil war on the cannons.
Ray,I was also going to add this. Francis Marion the swamp fox,and his band of volunteers that caused havoc against the British army during the Revolutionary War. Certainly snipers played a big part too,if they knew who to shoot at.
My profile photo is an example of a British officer who was killed by an American marksman; Major-General Sir Isaac Brock. He died leading a charge towards Redan Battery at the Battle of Queenston Heights, just a few months after the beginning of the War of 1812.
in the Trenton battle,the guy running away from the cannon fire,and the facial reaction. On the Shiloh stop-motion,the tree falling down on the two Confederate soldiers. Shiloh certainly took the Union troops by surprise,and was a costly engagement that early in the war.
Hey guys, these are a few of my older stop-motions with improved editing and effects. Hope you enjoy!
Ok
Love the vids man
Sick
I watched all your vids
I learn more from this then the history teacher
Amazing work! Historically, I find it incredible that no American soldiers died from the Battle of Trenton, there were 2 American deaths, but it was from the cold. Again, great work!
@Gunni Clardy the continental blue helped mask them in the snow, linear warfare actually had camouflage in that sense, but red was still very easy to see unless you buried yourself but then... The French did wear white
@@Darqshadow didn’t the colonist use guerrilla tactics though?
@@thesadslav419 the militia did. When France started sending guns and advisors over the Continental Army started fighting in the linear style while militia acted more as sharpshooters or light infantry due to many using the rifled musket or even the Kentucky rifle itself.
They also made sure to include the old colonial American flag with the Union Jack on it, as the painting of the crossing of the Delaware is actually not realistic, since the first "stars and stripes" flag had not yet been created.
there were 22 deaths
5:09 *"Remember, switching to your secondary is always faster than reloading."*
I loved the revised version, but I still favor the classic yellow heads
Mhm
bruh..
@@legogeid wat
@@ai.dan06 classic yellow heads
@@legogeid But I like classic yellow head ._.
The only thing this was missing was an alligator being used as a cannon in the New Orleans one. Johnny Horton taught me that.
Gator being used as a cannon? That doesn’t even sound real.
@@masonpyle5929 bruh
Hol up
@@masonpyle5929 Its from a song
I think the gator would be a bad idea. The song said the gator lost his mind when they fired the cannonball. If that happened, it would be a pretty big mess to clean up.
0:01: The Battle of Trenton
3:04: The Battle of New Orleans
5:38: The Battle of Shiloh
Great video btw
Why do you have to list the battles? They’re already named in the video.
@@gabrielagustinhomas time stamps
@@gabrielagustinhomas .....
@@kruisader3917 ..........
Shiloooooooooh!
you deserve so much more recognition
Yes
Agreed! But he is also one of the most followed brickfilm channels on youtube.
Wow, you even included where they bit off the paper end while loading the musket. The detail is crazy! 6:57
It also happened at 1:09.
Can I just say that I really, really appreciate the amount of effort you put into such miniscule details. The actual use of a ramrod and paper cartridge in the loading of a musket. The British affixing bayonets before the onslaught. The sheer amount of effort these possess is absolutely astounding, and I'm for-sure subscribing for this quality!
I remember them all, I am a loyal subscriber, I remember your old pirate videos. You should do the same video only with your pirate videos, and have them all in order.
I know it's a big ask, but I'd be delighted if he did the battle of the Crater, Petersburg or Cold Harbor
Lol I am only 12
I just finished watching through all five sea battle videos for who knows how many times. They're great
Tru ps I love that song
And the legend posted a video
Posts so rare but always top quality
Yea
Wow! Amazing, detailed and historically as always! Your collection of different soldiers from different ages is incredible, as well as your skills to make detailed and wonderful videos that are just fun to watch.... Keep up the good work!
Ah I was shivering from the cold just watching the Trenton battle .
Amazing work .
I find lego scenaries comfortable, that's one of the reasons i like so much stop montions, specially lego battles, but others i like too. Good freaking work
It's crazy how this country was just rebels now it's even more powerful than the UK itself
@Gunni Clardy I'm extremely sure about that.
@Gunni Clardy yes I'm pretty sure. I mean Data can prove my point mr tea lad
@Gunni Clardy The USA could kick Britains ass any time they wanted now.
@Gunni Clardy hello? The USSR is no more that's something, the US is more powerful than China. If you want a nuclear war to happen then ok America will eventually enter in war.
@Gunni Clardy Ok
Thank you jd brick for making these incredible animations I would never became a stop motion maker if it were you and LCM bricks to thank you ❤
It is actually bad when i feel like YAYY that there is new video out but then i recognise theese
I CANT WAIT NEW ANIMATION 🙃🙃🙃
love the drummer in the battle of new orleans!
Oh Yeah man Thats Awesome!! Love them when they came out and Love them Now.
And you’ve done it again! Love it!
Jd brick productions has returned. Bravo oh hali jd brick productions.
Nice Animation Im Love your Movies!😊😲
Oh, I WISH he could make full-on movies.
4:23 300 IQ man 👍
These stop motions are so well done! This is quality content that isn't easy to make, so keep up these awesome stop motions!
It's cool that Teddy Roosevelt was at the Battle of New Orleans!
Beautiful. Worth the wait
Hey dude, I' m Riccardo and I follow your Channel by a long time ago . Cool video . Since you're a ww1 ' s fan ( I'm a fan too) and I'm italian, I want ask you that you make the Battle of caporetto . Please .
Fun Fact: American forces were so diverse during the Battle of New Orleans that orders had to be given in 4 different languages: English, French, Spanish and Choctaw
fantastic work. i love watching your animations. they've gotten me wanting to animate as well, though nothing so ambitious yet.
one thing i do notice, is that when there's an explosion or a figure dies, none of the other figures turn to look at it for a second, or move to get out of the way. very minor flaw though still amazing
My mum: Hey don't see videos about war.
Me: But mum, is a historic video with lego.
(Sorry for my por english)
Your attention to detail is incredible. But let me ask you from where do you purchase your LEGO, because your collection is absolutely amazing!
It’s prob eBay or amazon? Or a 3D printer. Just look up LEGO revolutionary war figures on google
They are either custom or pre-made (ordered)
Probably not 3D printed as things that are 3D printed typically have visible lines, since the printer prints in layers.
@@johnmichaels.1212 Maybe SLA?
I beleive they may be from brickarms
Awesome man👏🏻👏🏻
4:38 wow even William Turner is fighting there
I love your videos, especially the revised ones. Good job
1:55 that was brutal as heck
I love the realistic reloading animation from the muskets to the Canon Soo accurate to their real life counter parts
The hat you gave for the Hessians for the battle of Trenton is a cool imitation
you and LCM brick show are my two favourite stop motion makers
agree
Its nice to see them all in a complication :D
I and many other of your fans greatly appreciate the effort you put in to these. Lego stop motion takes lots of time and the fact that your willing to put that into this is amazing on your part.
I love your brickfilms.
I love how the Amicains aren't all wearing the same uniform
Could you do a stopmotion about the battle of caporetto, from ww1?
I would also love to see that
Is that the one were the Italians tried 8 times to take the position and failed
@@mr.nobody2191 they attacked the Austro-Hungarians 11 times but couldn't breack through and in the 12th battle also called battleof Caporetto the Austro-Hungariand and Germans broke through the italian lines
This is so good
Truly an American moment
1:56 i like how the other guys are chill and happy XD
I just discovered the whole american war history through a 8min video nice
3 battles in American war history
For a while I stopped watching lego stop motion now I’ve been watching it again.
mans too smooth
I love your videos so
Itsso good that my hamster doesn't find it boring 👍
In the first one I like how nothing was like enhanced. What I mean is they didn’t break any of the Legos
The battles of New Orleans and Shiloh also included significant contributions from the US river flotillas. The enfillade they laid on the British at New Orleans was particularly effective in keeping them from even reaching the US lines, for the most part (except in one area where they were repulsed by US marines).
The gunboats Lexington and Tyler at Shiloh served important roles in keeping Pittsburgh Landing clear for reinforcements to continue landing as well as providing supporting fire to Grant's defensive line, which Prentiss' stand in the hornets next allowed them to establish.
I'd love to see you revisit some of these battles now with more experience and resources and maybe doing an episode on the Tripoli campaign.
I really like watching your stop motion movies
This was incredible
Bro i loooooove the Minifigures
6:59
Me, preparing to test is friendly fire on.
The videos are educationally helpful to the children. Please continue to upload videos in the future👍👍👍👍
These stop motions are top quality. They get better all the time. I love the ww2 stop motion. Could you mabey do some more of those? Like the battle of Berlin. Or a Pacific sea battle? Keep up the good work!
awesome!
i like this game
Great video. I loved the reloading sequence in Shiloh
This is an amazing video I like the graphics and I love Legos to
1:08 finally a musket reload.
you are the best lego animation animator
the smallest effects make the biggest differences
2:04 that man is not having children
respect to the man this proply took hours good job
This is like the worlds best short movie
Keep doing what you doing JD very talented
All these details that went into this are amazing!
That’s the coolest thing I’ve ever saw
increíble, JD brick Produtions insta like :)
Your editing skills are awsome! Be incredible to see if you could recreate the Market garden airborne drop!
Waiting for Lego pirate sea battle 6 Is like waiting for the new lego game
1:55 HOLY SHIT THAT WAS BRUTAL
id love to see more American revolution
WHY.IS.THIS.CZcams.CHANNEL.SO.UNDER.RATED.
I love the hessian uniforms
This video is amazing 👏
Good job master piece
4:48 Probably something worth noting: One of the few advantages that that the Americans had over the British in both the War of 1812, and the Revolutionary War was that they had skilled marksmen and snipers who were proficient at identifying and eliminating British officers. The American's ability to weaken the command structure of the British probably won them a few battles, as the British relied heavily on their strict discipline.
In addition, I just want to say the commitment to the accurate loading process of the muzzle-loaders is fantastic, as well as the change from a slow match in the earlier battles to a pull-cord during the civil war on the cannons.
Ray,I was also going to add this. Francis Marion the swamp fox,and his band of volunteers that caused havoc against the British army during the Revolutionary War. Certainly snipers played a big part too,if they knew who to shoot at.
My profile photo is an example of a British officer who was killed by an American marksman; Major-General Sir Isaac Brock. He died leading a charge towards Redan Battery at the Battle of Queenston Heights, just a few months after the beginning of the War of 1812.
Well in the Battle of Trenton those revolutionaries were definitely vicious. I mean after all spearing a mans hot dog and not even cooking it wow.
This is honestly the best Three American battles keep up the great work
Woooow It is amazing
OMG i misss you Jd Brick your the best youtuber lego!!!
in the Trenton battle,the guy running away from the cannon fire,and the facial reaction. On the Shiloh stop-motion,the tree falling down on the two Confederate soldiers. Shiloh certainly took the Union troops by surprise,and was a costly engagement that early in the war.
5:10 "remember, drawing your side arm is always faster than reloding"
This video is so much fun I hope another video comes out soon I like it if it was fun
These all are very good
Today's video was really fun too. I think it's the best video ever!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
AMAZING ANIMATION!!!
This was an awesome stop animations well done Jd bricks
I dare you to make a waterloo battle pls!
This is so cool
Bro, your stop motion skills are insane!
Just a word : Masterpiece
Wow. I was amazed