Huge LEGO WWII D-Day Omaha Beach Battle with 200 Minifigures!

[@legohistorysam]

It was an honor meeting that guy and seeing that amazing D-Day!!!

[@biggiep6727]

The fact that he got the gunfire in the bunkers is crazy

[@masonsantella-h3t]

for real

[@starzkream]

The raised mine obstacles on the Normandy beaches were called "Rommel's Asparagus" by the Allies. Much credit for accuracy, because unlike the film "Saving Private Ryan", you have them positioned correctly (the idea being that a ship would slide up the log and into the mine).

[@gew43]

man i hate saving private ryan why dose everything have to be copying it.... and why dose no one poit out the dumb ass bunkers pals ):

[@Proudmadarastan]

Uhh not sure what you mean but those logs are supposed to be facing TOWARDS the ocean, the idea was the allies were going to land at high tide to cover less beach, these mines were just below high tide so when landing vessels hit them they would explode.

[@Camping4life243]

D-Day, occurring on June 6, 1944, symbolized a watershed moment during World War II as Allied forces executed a daring invasion of Normandy. The operation unfolded with a meticulously planned airborne assault in the pre-dawn hours, setting the stage for a massive amphibious landing on the Normandy beaches. This multifaceted endeavor, characterized by intricate strategies and the synchronized efforts of thousands of troops, culminated in the largest seaborne invasion in history. The success of D-Day played a pivotal role in the eventual downfall of Nazi Germany. The codenamed beaches-Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword-became theaters of intense combat where Allied forces confronted formidable German defenses. Against all odds, the Allies established a crucial foothold, initiating the liberation of Western Europe. The significance of D-Day lies not only in its sheer scale but also in the resilience, courage, and sacrifice displayed by the soldiers involved. The meticulous planning and execution of this historic operation showcased strategic acumen and teamwork, contributing to a turning point that shaped the course of World War II.

[@starzkream]

@@Proudmadarastan en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rommel%27s_asparagus#/media/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_101I-719-0243-33,_Atlantikwall,_Inspektion_Erwin_Rommel_mit_Offizieren.jpg shows the lower end pointing toward the ocean

[@Eurodance_Groove]

In fact, I spoke about both... The "Rommel Asparagi" traps (should face towards the sea, instead they are put the other way around here in this diorama) and the bunkers... They are copy pasted from the Save Private Ryan movie... With the unhistorical openings for mgs and cannons facing directly towards the sea, while in reality they where faced angled, to oppose concrete towards the incoming naval fire barrages... And do create "killing zones" for the USA privates to finish entrapped into ​@@gew43

[@billrahal6128]

Thanks!

[@BeyondtheBrick]

Thank you!

[@Whyisthishere2]

6:28 I like the fact that he used LEDs to simulate gunfire coming from the bunkers

[@shinshiyt4552]

Lucky enough to see in person! Great detail, however maybe a couple mortar holes and troops spread out a bit more would've been great but still an amazing MOC.

[@opieangst]

From the little lights from the uphill bunkers, to the water studs. IDK, I just dig this. I Think it's neat.

[@GregoryBilhartz]

You’re good w the tanks. You’re really showing the deep wading tanks w the snorkel (Co A). Co’s B and C were the DD tanks (w raised canvas barrier), and yes only two made it ashore under their own power (3 more about a LCT w a ramp failure) from 741st Tank Bn. 743rd decided not to launch in the heavy seas and all the DD tanks were brought directly to shore aboard LCTs.

[@USNavyCadet]

Great and well done, maybe too many planes and tanks but I absolutely loved the AA train in the back!

[@craggywag5482]

it would be cool if LEGO made clear versions of those rigid bending joint pieces (like the ones for Doc Ock's tentacles) so the rounds fired from the artillery pieces could have a ballistic curve

[@ccgert]

Some explosions on the beach would have been a plus. Overall a great build

[@johnwh1039]

Yes. Why not have some dismembered bodies, some with their heads missing, some with their intestines hanging out on the sand. Go to hell you heartless prat.

[@BobGorillaTag-wk7be]

That man is the reason I made a ww2 war in legos

[@torinjones3221]

DD shermans were actually incredibly successful. The only reason 27 of the 29 launched at omaha drowned was because they were launched far to early against the advice of the British who designed, developed and built them. Which explains why on Sword beach all DD shermans made it to shore intact except for 1 that was run over by an LCT.

[@VladmirLeninGOATED]

They were also meant for a smooth journey, but the seas at Normandy were rough.

[@BigBadSnowball]

This is amazing! Nice job!

[@STARLEIND]

Guys, let's put a like for such works, it's very important, they deserve respect, thank you for doing such an interesting thing. Video

[@Johnthebillythefourth]

0:19 is spider man on the corner of the plane two dead pools 7:01 light saber 9:57 10:40 stormtrooper 12:19 dead pool in the plane 11:53 I don’t know what is that in the corners please tell me 14:48 dead pool 10:47 yellow soldiers and zombies and that turret thing

[@blockmasterscott]

Thanks for posting this, I had a fun time looking for those people! 👍💪👊

[@aswemotion2883]

This is amazing!!!! I really like the M4 Serman Tanks! And the layout is great too!

[@captainpotato7420]

I love how dead pool was fighting

[@RubenPerez-xg2hg]

Bro that d day build is sick!!!!😮😮😮😮😮

[@Trzntxn]

Holy crap! Amazing

[@StaceyIsles]

The log traps need to be just slightly higher/ longer

[@luka2625]

No they need to be a lot bigger overall.

[@WilliamStreiff]

Nice work

[@damp7ernavigator]

D-Day :) Good job!

[@billyskoda6839]

We are showing an 80th anniversary cobi D Day display at selecred events at Bovington in 2024. Model shows, tiger days and tankfest included.

[@topsecretbricks1727]

What a sec Deadpool is not going to get killed bc he never get killed love the moc and the Deadpool Minifigs he put on the moc great moc ❤😂

[@wolverineprime2886]

That is way cool man. Awesome work!

[@SkippinRocks]

this is cool!!!!

[@KnifeMadness]

I love these stereotypical D-DAY beaches. 😂

[@Sco3000]

Wow, really nice piece.

[@johndee4018]

Are you able to give any details regarding the flickering gun LEDS .. which systems you used?… id lie to buy them for my 9 yr old sons Lego ww2 D-Day setup

[@stevelenox152]

I hope that he does a pacific theatre build next

[@fyrevdawk9258]

was that a Japanize soldier fighting zombies in normandy june 6th with a ppsh!

[@KofunShitaBenjiro]

i think he recreated d-day with 2million+ legos respect 99+

[@WilliamTheMovieFan]

I’ve seen someone else do this in LEGO and they had attack hippos landing on Omaha Beach. Hippos were crucial to the Allies.

[@Curbs_1292]

😂😂😂 i love how that he put two dead pool heads on some soliders

[@sionplayz3370]

Let’s be real Brickmania is a W

[@minerva-265]

woww, sick

[@handleytwins6799]

Sluban is probably the best place to go for military lego

[@streakybricks]

Nice one!

[@SmilingColourfulShirt-lr9he]

How did you buy this?

[@GoofyGrape124]

7:10 if you look behind the first bunker you can see a storm trooper

[@Korsfare]

Honestly lego should starting making war or "battle" sets. Doesn't need to be german or american troops, but just military.

[@MrToeChomp]

They haven't because Lego was made during the Vietnam war and i forgot the rest

[@Korsfare]

@@MrToeChomp lego was made before WW2. If war is the reason they wont make war sets it's because of WW2

[@MrToeChomp]

@@Korsfare not the first set

[@Whatdoiput-e3v]

Fun fact: German aircraft was bombed and destroyed before the landing to stop them from destroying vehicles and soldiers on the beach

[@SamuelGestido-cu9le]

Me encantas luego siempre veo los vídeos de guerra de lego y soy nuevo

[@scienceflipflops2762]

That looked awesome but the cliff was not historically accurate because only point du hoc has cliffs. But other than that it looks awesome.

[@Flamenco778]

Lego really needs to start producing actual war sets

[@KnifeMadness]

There are way too many shermans on that beach 😅 Edit: I know he said that, I only typed this as SOON as I saw those tanks.

[@Farticle147]

I love the new intro

[@Death1134u]

Next day: News: ”yesterday at 3:00 am in the morning, a lego convention build has gone missing. Authorities have no proof of who did this"

[@truwarrior44]

I’m gonna try to build this my dad ordered a lot of army stuff I even got a weapon room

[@TheLostGamerMan]

Technically those aren't M4 DDs. Those are for deploying in deep water and driving up. DDs have a point in the fround to give them a boat like front abd usally have a canvas around them.

[@anegg9057]

half of the tanks shown we’rent present at the actual landings but it does make the moc cooler to have them

[@mikeheh3078]

cool!, (p.s. that u-boat is about to get shelled bt that howdwitser!)

[@cerealpipe]

if Lego ever released ww2 stuff, I'd go broke overnight :(

[@Box5-t]

where can i buy this lego set

[@TheOriginalLetsGoAkedo]

I showed this to my sister and she hates Legos. THAT IMPRESSED HER!

[@MinnesotaMommy]

Where do you find these Lego soldiers? I’d love to purchase some!

[@KezangNamgyal-sr4he]

i wish that ia was you man nice job

[@АвсиевичАртём-г9з]

literally lego saving private ryan

[@Mykelreyes8173]

Nice.

[@lukehyre1383]

Hitler did not allow the release of the Armor until later. Them being on the beach like depicted here would have actually changed the battle quite a bit. Either way this is incredible.

[@VintageNo1r]

I love how many Deadpool’s I saw 😂

[@Youraveragegamer_97]

So cool to think that D-day is the same day as my birthdaySo cool to think that D-day is the same day as my birthday

[@John-m9x7r]

You said it twice

[@Youraveragegamer_97]

@@John-m9x7r what you mean?

[@John-m9x7r]

@@Youraveragegamer_97 read it again your comment

[@Youraveragegamer_97]

@@John-m9x7r it only says it once, it might be popping up twice as a glitch

[@jokingosprey666]

@@Youraveragegamer_97 no, you wrote it twice

[@gamename00]

It would be Epic play with it

[@RLeezyDeezy]

Idk why people would care so much about the accurate portrayal of a Lego creation lol

[@jellydog8323]

Cool!

[@Camping4life243]

D-Day, occurring on June 6, 1944, symbolized a watershed moment during World War II as Allied forces executed a daring invasion of Normandy. The operation unfolded with a meticulously planned airborne assault in the pre-dawn hours, setting the stage for a massive amphibious landing on the Normandy beaches. This multifaceted endeavor, characterized by intricate strategies and the synchronized efforts of thousands of troops, culminated in the largest seaborne invasion in history. The success of D-Day played a pivotal role in the eventual downfall of Nazi Germany. The codenamed beaches-Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword-became theaters of intense combat where Allied forces confronted formidable German defenses. Against all odds, the Allies established a crucial foothold, initiating the liberation of Western Europe. The significance of D-Day lies not only in its sheer scale but also in the resilience, courage, and sacrifice displayed by the soldiers involved. The meticulous planning and execution of this historic operation showcased strategic acumen and teamwork, contributing to a turning point that shaped the course of World War II.

[@legoanimegirl]

True

[@NorthsideX4]

Deadpool 💀 right under the 2nd bunker 😂

[@izzyfigueroa2693]

Good video

[@izzyfigueroa2693]

Ok

[@gabrielagustinhomas]

Wish I had the money to have and build all of that.

[@brycefreeden4081]

2:22 Rommel's Asparagus

[@locoangel7411]

I know I'm not the only one who saw the Deadpool lego on the cliff

[@Stevefrench6911]

Where can I buy Lego ww2 tanks?

[@WinnerVSLoser1]

That shark lol

[@Gnome_Man21]

D-Day began on June 6th 1944 and had a few names such as operation overlord, battle for Normandy and of course D-Day. It was one of the most bloodiest battles of ww2 and is still an extremely famous battle today the mission was for the allied forces, Canada America and Britain, to storm the beaches of Normandy how ever all the beaches were extremely heavily guarded by German forces. The beaches were: Juno invaded by Canada, sword and gold were invaded by Britain, and Omaha and Utah were invaded by America. This invasion was not easy because as soon as the allies got out of the LSVP Higgins landing crafts they were emediataly under heavy MG42 gun fire and Germans were firing at them from large concrete bunkers but eventually the allies took over the beach they did this by destroying the tank traps with land mines and other bombs and they bought in DD Sherman tanks which took out lots of Germans the battle of Normandy continued for an additional of 84 days! Thank you for listening and I can blow up with more facts if you like 😊

[@Sandylord_VR-um4nd]

👇 people who seen dead pool as one of the allies

[@kristieblack4656]

Ther is multiple

[@jasonskinner9064]

8:24

[@Wibbledud]

Also a jedi

[@cameronmoore5376]

7 dead pools is crazy

[@soulassassin0g]

3:49

[@meirzilber1349]

Where’s the red studs by the water for the blood

[@oimat2012]

was a very god chanel and the d-day is amazing

[@Ww2enthusiasts529]

Cool build, but not exactly accurate, but it’s awesome so that makes it better

[@TheSmileyFace10101]

do the battle of waterloo

[@quandalepringle597]

The dead pool soilder😂

[@Denzellg_]

Who’s here for the 80th anniversary of D-Day?

[@builderkids1602]

howmlong did thid take to make again?

[@TheLegoknight-r6e]

what was the barbwire made of

[@tutel_does_stuff_blitz]

i wish i had those figs and im only 11:( i only have 2 germans and 1 u.s and 1 british and 2 italians

[@omarkraidie]

I wish lego would make WW2 lego technic sets

[@UncleShanks2008]

They never will because they've stated that they don't want to. But you can look for custom sets which are still really good and just buy the bricks yourself!

[@omarkraidie]

​@@UncleShanks2008thanks for the reply

[@DirkCannon]

very well done

[@JackTheGrincher]

Could’ve used Wolverine in there. The easter eggs were great though 😂

[@joshuacastaneda6194]

I remember seeing this on Instagram and the only thing I noticed was the storm trooper fighting along side the Germans which makes sense cause the empire was based off the Nazis

[@JustRegular28898]

All i want is one cool german solider and im chill for 2 years

[@AbelVazquez-gr2yl]

there was a dead pool on one of the canni walls

[@Price-qd1cd]

I can appreciate the build as I love Lego as much as the next enthusiast but I’ve had friends who’ve died in the battlefield as well as both my grandfathers fought in ww2 with many sons and fathers who gave their lives willingly to keep the world free from tyranny so maybe the death scenes on the beach could be dulled down a bit as these are toys and aren’t doing reverence to the young men who died that day.We are to honor the sacrifice they made

[@Atkinsfps]

I miss the og beyond the brick intro

[@stanislavmikheyev8767]

Don't ask what Hogwarts express driver was doing in 1944. Sensitive subject.

[@Osquaro]

just me or are the anti tank mines pointing the wrong way?

[@Віталік-ф7ф]

❤❤❤😍😍🤩🤩 Я как раз таки люблю Лего😅😅

[@laurensgaming521]

Those traps are called cow traps

[@Railhog2102]

These men are probably of the 29th Infantry Division which lost an entire Company that being Able 116th Infantry on Dog Green Sector

[@gew43]

there were no towering pillboxes on top of the hill like that

[@robloxiangamer2.013]

Yes there were, do you not know your history?

[@gew43]

@@robloxiangamer2.013 oh yea and im not gonna take my info from some 9 year old called roblox gammer who gets all of his shit from hollywood movies and animated youtube videos.

[@Zczrzyz]

​robloxgamer is right though there were pillboxes on the cliffs

[@gew43]

@@Zczrzyz somewhat but they did not look like that and there were not that many of them. they are called beak posstions and they were not mg posts. last is the few mg posts that did exist in bunkers were small and had tiny square holes for the mg's they were facing mostly sidways and were used to stop people from going up paths that allowed easy accses to the hill / off the beach they did not face forward at the sea. the main hill was visabley empty as all the mg posts were hidden and camouflage. most mg posts were just in a trench