I built a LEGO WW1 Trench Battle... in HOW LONG?!

[@JacksBuildsandstopmotions]

The difference from his first lego moc is actually insane. Even with the money I couldn’t do something this good

[@IdentifiantE.S]

These videos are getting better and better, although I wish legos weren't so expensive these days 😅

[@LaurenFoottit]

@@IdentifiantE.S true

[@SupremeOracle]

Bro you'd be surprised how many of these KZbin show us fake lego sets and we think they really got money like that😂😂 don't be fooled friend.

[@hashbrowns26746]

@@IdentifiantE.Sgo bricks are almost as good as legos and are a lot cheaper

[@ciobikay8379]

Small historical mistake: This seems to be late war because the trench gun and mp 18 were used in the second half of the war. So, the germans should have had stahlhelms instead of pickelhaubes

[@Lions-7539]

Aint nobody care dawg

[@vikingsundlof9040]

​@Mr._LudwigWell, the mp 18's were primaraly used by stortrooper units, witch were formed mid to late war

[@cardsatanywhere363]

​@@Lions-7539clearly you are wrong, and based on the way you are speaking you are either young or just dull.

[@DarkMattered]

@Mr._Ludwig nope wearing a pickelhaube even after 1915 was a death sentence with how intense artillery usage got it was either wear the steel helmet or die

[@galacticgorilla7012]

🤓🤓🤓

[@ScotsPlastic]

Guess how long this took me...?! HELP ME

[@Tundra_Lord]

nuh uh

[@starmirastarmira4420]

17 hours, but scot get help or I'll mail you to denmark

[@StickGolden]

too long

[@sauceoos]

17 hours?

[@DarthBlitzYoutube]

nuh uh

[@thetimeywimeycornerofhisto4954]

Perhaps this can help offset your £1000s debt or whatever... or at least buy you a drink somewhere. All praise the Mighty Soct!

[@ScotsPlastic]

Timey you absolute madman!! Thank you good sir!!

[@Tcpgvr]

The guns are not accurate.

[@senanisgodly]

@@Tcpgvrbro it still a god build like calm down stop crying

[@COYI888]

@@Tcpgvrbro it’s Lego..

[@SnoozorSnooz]

@@Tcpgvrdon’t listen to them, they are just mad you had to speak the FACTS and they couldn’t

[@whyamiheregamingyt8137]

10:15 "It's pain and misery" *Incredibly upbeat song playing in the back ground*

[@MaximilianMoore-j5i]

Wow, incredible work. I had so much fun watching you as a myself have a skill issue. You inspired my to go picking through my Lego boxes and remember old memories... I even started building a trench of my own!

[@benediktbilland4143]

For the telephone wires you could also use the Lego string, either the one with studs on either end or not, your choice

[@tedecamp]

Always thought Lego was missing out on the untapped potential of history-themed sets geared for mature audiences. I would love to see official WW1 sets, as well as WW2, Vietnam War, American Civil War, American Revolution, French Revolution, Napoleonic Wars, The Alamo, Desert Storm, etc. Imagine building incredible battlefields, tanks, and aircraft carriers. The history sets don't even need to be exclusively war themed. They could do the Signing of the Declaration of Independence, A Shakespearian play performed at the Globe, Mozart conducting one of his symphonies, MLK giving his I Had a Dream Speech. The possibilities are endless.

[@crazysillyzom]

Need this...

[@demonfin1482]

Damn man’s more dedicated to Lego than a 6 year olf

[@vinegar4556]

Loved watching this. I'm a huge fan of watching Lego dioramas and MoCs being built, but so many of them are focused on Star Wars, a series I really do not care about at all. As a massive twentieth century history geek, it's really cool to see a take on something that actually interests me.

[@Wolfpackhunter]

yeah the world wars are particulary fascinating , especially the tecnological revolutions they brought along with them

[@Serpant_hand]

Yeah Star Wars, and WW1/WW2 MOCs are the most common

[@generichuman3838]

19:30 “The battlefield looks too dead for my liking” Proceeds to add tree stumps, DEAD trees

[@WW1Fanatic]

No pun intended?😅

[@chickenlover21]

JAWBREAKER JUICE

[@AlexanderMinecraft]

that guy in the ruins be like: *Return to the front! deserters will not be tolerated... 16s*

[@trojanmayans6983]

The terrain looks so nice, even in the beginning. Super creative, its so cool.

[@TheImperialGermanNavy1912]

Lets all agree that baseplate flip was smooth

[@Kison-lp5wg]

Yus

[@holy_baguette]

This was so good, I kept thinking it was copied from a professional. I’m truly impressed by the progress you have made from the start of this channel Also thank you for my comrades new home. They love it. How is this on 100 likes? Thanks

[@PINYO1975]

Baguette caught saying comrade in 4k 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@holy_baguette]

@@PINYO1975 ok?

[@IdentifiantE.S]

I’m french your pp is so funny 💀

[@Forestlivegaming]

It’s a baguette 🥖😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@amightymongoose5493]

Looks good, the only slight nitpick would be the use of German Helmets. While the Pickelhaube was ofcourse used by the Germans in the first world War they weren't in use by the time the MP18 saw action in 1918, using the Brickarms Stahlhelm (while it is the WW2 counterparts) would atleast at a glance add to the time period accuracy

[@ThatTallGingerYT]

All that reddish brown... have fun taking it apart

[@meisbaconyay7]

Scott don't you dare tell me that is the first time you've known that two triangles make one square

[@0kgo1]

1 MILLION!! Absolutely incredible work Scot, it's only up from here

[@Shsuwhhwhw]

As a ww1 and Ww2 historian, i was trying to keep my mouth shut about the way that everything was set up on the British side 😅but I still think it’s a great build, I am probably just picky😂

[@SonOfRonaldinho]

Nerd

[@Kison-lp5wg]

He ain’t a nerd he is a history nerd✨

[@Kevin-z4s8r]

Finally someone acknowledges the difference.

[@zeta-9_agent]

​@@SonOfRonaldinhoit's called being smart and knowing your job well

[@SonOfRonaldinho]

Ok nerd@@zeta-9_agent

[@bimbirobotics1050]

nice build! but you should switch the British and germans around, the British never had bunkers in ww1 that I know of (apart from the ones in London) and it was unlikely that they had train tracks to supply but it wasn't impossible.

[@foxtrothermite6499]

Well, it could work if there was context where it was a trench that the British captured from the Germans and the Germans are counterattacking to take it back?

[@focus_zfinni_9323]

@@foxtrothermite6499 but the direction they are facing would be wrong

[@bimbirobotics1050]

@@foxtrothermite6499 they would be facing the wrong direction. the germans would have been pushed back so they would be attacking from the opposite direction.

[@Brickmanproductions638]

the only thing that isn't historically arcuate is the grass where the bunker was on there was no grass on the western front for miles it was just a muddy field but other that this looks absolutely amazing.

[@no.copyright-f6e]

Am i the only one that sees that on the machine gun`s the handles not on the correct position (on the back) but instead you have placed them under the machine guns as standard thats why that cylinder is on the back of the gun to place the handles.

[@LowBrandon]

Bro is dedicated to his Lego build to the point he just refuses to sleep and build all night. Man your Lego build is great

[@King_CreepaLot]

Really creative work, the potholes and trench network are both very nice and intricately put together!

[@PINYO1975]

69 stuff

[@adnanbenic8713]

This is really good! And the only problem that i don't want to say but i gotta say is the vickers machine gun and where you hold you'r hands to fire the machine is under the vickers machine gun, so yeah but great build!

[@JedAnimationStudios]

Ur work is amazing and it has inspired me to get back into lego building. Keep up the great videos dude

[@Crazyformodels-cq5kd]

Hi Jed in a fan

[@MatthewJones-j2x]

the plan is funny

[@Marshall_Law2006]

Looks good!

[@markwheldon]

You are my Ideal you got me building ww2 moc's

[@luigiagostinis1066]

I can just imagine how it would look having multiple of these trench network segments linked with each others, like another one to the left where the train tracks continue and the ruins are more prominent, as in to have a bigger battlefield like irl. Tho i can also imagine how many rooms of space and blocks it would take judging just this segment took a whole table by itself 😢

[@mrtny]

That's super cool

[@danielpassler]

You did a very good job with that moc, keep up the good work

[@jackjay4670]

You should try stop motion, like have a challenge to make atleast a 2 minute video of a ww1 battle with that trench set or any set/battle you chose! It would be great and enjoyable to see.

[@Moofoose]

needs more warcrimes, otherwise 10/10

[@frankvanaalten7]

Ww1 in a nutshell

[@Tightlinesgoodtimes]

I agree

[@adelaidehillsgarbo4504]

We need some prisoners been executed

[@GermanGuyTactical]

Definitiv ja, mehr Kriegsverbrechen.

[@lemonyllamavonshortalpaca2772]

cool moc, to make the black border even better tile it off and maybe make it 1 stud thick rather than 2

[@lucasdiazlehmann2615]

Great vid and build! But I think there’s a difference between a pothole and artillery crater 😂

[@FactorySoylent]

I imagine the roads where he lives are so badly maintained that it's reasonable for him to believe that "pothole" and "crater" are synonymous!

[@WhistleStopWonders.]

If you still have this you should extend it but extend it on the side the germans are running from and make a german trench! Oh and you should use one of those clear rods and stick little ones on it and put brown circle 1x1s to make it look like bullets are hutting the ground snd dirt is exploding!

[@gucu]

Brilliant. Thank you so much for sharing your building technique. I hope to start a Jurassic Park Moc and can see that a number of your techniques will help me. Will you be building other Mocs or stay focused on WW type Mocs?

[@start_creating-on_holidays]

You forgot to make the outside black wall smooth on the top!!!

[@kidcollectable4043]

Wow this looks great! You are doing so much better each video with building Mocs! This definitely inspired me to build a WWI moc myself. Keep up the great work!

[@PINYO1975]

Yes,action figure

[@Mrbacon-mr1vg]

For his first time doing pot holes I’d give him an A+

[@FancyPigeonOffical]

cool build keep up the good work 👍

[@johannr2658]

Scott calling the Dutch soldiers Frenchmen made me cry

[@JunjieLmaoOfficial]

Bro is better at building than me 😭

[@Crusaders_house]

Wow that took long but was definitely worth it

[@captainnice1881]

Im not first but no-one's said they're first yet so I'll claim it for the propaganda, those who write claims, win history.

[@SaberClaw27]

well then I claim 2nd place for same reasoning

[@bryanmeyer-cunningham3171]

I claim 3rd for that too

[@MLC400]

i am waiting for him to eventually drop the pickup test

[@MonsterrificDino]

I could’ve done this in 2 hours… SKILL ISSUE!!! Just kidding this is wildly impressive, and I could’ve never done this! great job!!

[@IDEkiimj]

Lol

[@ItsFireLight]

just something i wanted to say, during ww1 the flamethrowers didn’t do anything until the battle came to an end to clear out the field in case there was people faking dead or something

[@CouchUnboxing]

Your on your way to a great place Scott. You have so much potential to be no.1 Lego builder on KZbin! I love watching your content

[@CoachNickEllisRochelle]

I can just imagine this guy's spending records in his bank's database like yesterday he bought 50$ worth of groceries and today he bought 600$ worth of lego

[@ScotsPlastic]

this comment is concerningly accurate

[@ThoughtsofAnt]

Imagine the most gruesome moment of your life being represented by legos 😂 amazing work though

[@Darkstar-qb3dh]

“It’s pain and misery but let’s crack on” is the most British thing to have been said since Churchill’s going through hell quote

[@vestlemstra4706]

Love your videos and keep up the great work❤

[@CallSignCopperHead]

You sir have earned your self a subscriber

[@matejgolias9408]

where you buyng a lego???

[@jakobkobler8494]

"fack around" 😂

[@Nuggy321]

dang this is better then when he found my dad and killed my family

[@Wolfpackhunter]

you started in 1914 and didnt stop till 11of november 1918 and realised that the war was over and everyone wanted to go home?

[@radu-teodormicu4499]

Like 24 from me 🎉🎉🎉

[@Colt100]

SOMEONE WHO ACTUALLY PRONOUNCED FLAMMENWERFER CORRECTLY!! (well, more broadly, the W letter in german, It's pronounced as a V), also yes, the flammenwerfer was in both ww1 and ww2

[@kathywellenkamp8886]

Like 54 for me❤

[@RicaPaulaCariaga]

Here 26 likes

[@ANTIBRAINROT12]

I’ll give you 48 likes

[@ThomasKVeir]

But😅 why

[@vvcantsee]

i’ll give you 64 likes

[@ThomasKVeir]

@@vvcantsee thanks 🙏

[@ianlouth3739]

Yesterday was my birthday i love this moc so im subscribing

[@kathywellenkamp8886]

I’m a seven-year-old boy

[@Iamhim4267]

Ok and

[@CosmicSpiderman_YT]

@@Iamhim4267 ok and?

[@MrMCount01]

I would buy this if you could.

[@GamerGaming-fp7gy]

I can’t imagine building all this

[@naturalbadger5258]

What would make some great spent artillery shells would be shell casings from a .22 caliber round. Being you’re in England tho I don’t think you have access to that lol

[@bri3kfilm]

This is a amazing video, could you do another ww1 video? But with the Belgium army pls.

[@supafoxy]

Lego in the 60s: "We won't make any gray pieces so people can't build tanks and other weapons of war." Lego in the 2020s: "I built a LEGO WW1 Trench Battle... In HOW LONG?!"

[@IrexParrotTR]

Nice this is what I needed

[@Miiikm]

awesome mock you can really see how every mockk gets better than the last love it. keep it up

[@dave6589]

I think you’re better at building then, daily bricks

[@ryleeculla5570]

During ww1 the British used narrow gauge engines smaller steam engines than their standard gauge engines these engines were good because they weren’t to heavy and suited for the muddy terrain and also at the end of the tracks they would have buffers they would be used to shunt trucks into place and so no rolling stock or engines don’t just run aground

[@ryleeculla5570]

@Alexander-it9lv what? I don’t know what you are talking about this comment just be about British using steam engines

[@BIG_RED_PRODUCTIONS_official]

Two things. 1:you have to be really careful when taking it apart if need be. 2: can yo make a narrow gauge trench railway diorama?

[@Verynerdysquid]

How did you get that British soldiers?

[@Wolfpackhunter]

where did you get those soldiers from?

[@fish.5159]

the telephone pole: 👁👄👁

[@FireworkFreddy1720]

Looks good

[@mattstaebler-dk6ey]

Yes, the first flamethrower was in World War I by the Germans in the battle of Verdun was first by the storm troopers

[@ProAx32]

It angers me that all of it is historically accurate except for that they didn’t have flamethrowers or telephone poles in ww1

[@soopespeed]

"they didn't have flamethrowers in WWI" bro are you high

[@SpongeBob1974-p1u]

Flame throwers were fairly used in WW1 and they had telephone poles. Flame throwers were very popular in WW2.

[@a2s694]

Bro the German helmets aka "pickelhaubes" were used in 1914, but in 1914 they never started using flamethrowers. And then the British helmets were used in 1915 late war, so what year is it and why would the Germans go do a trench charge when they know there's barbed wire, they WOULD wait for big guns/artillery to come and they would fire on the barbed wire THENNN charging through as there are openings for them.

[@a2s694]

Because of the German helmets I can see what year it is but it confuses me as the British are using the Brodie helmet

[@antoniogrijalva2038]

for the tele phone poles, you can use black string. i know its not lego but what else could you use lol

[@kristaschrock8314]

what is the website you bought the minfigs at??!! Please

[@OPB0]

You, can build, a naval battle of the second war

[@xusx7458]

BRO PLS MAKE A PART 2 ( add more things on another 2 plates), THIS IS AVESOME!!!

[@mrcharbear5390]

Bro If this was a set piece d get it

[@RoshiniBalchan]

He can't find me he is caping

[@ScotsPlastic]

Bet

[@matikomik5511]

One small mistake, because this machine gun requires a second man, a so-called belt man

[@veikkakarvonen831]

There are some mistakes, like the flamethrower being one man operated and bright grass where artillery would definitely be hitting too.

[@tristanh-sc2nx]

Yes

[@blocksoldier7704]

Scots Plastic, you build like a professional Lego builder, the battlefield looks detailed. But one thing is I dont want to critasize is that the Lego German WW1 soldiers still didnt use spiky helmets. They used Stahlhelms in 1916, 1917 nor 1918. But your building is great!

[@archues]

“To get money is to do stupid things” Sun Tzu the art of War

[@Yourvietnamfarmer-1752.Monkey]

Question scot Can you put in a Link of how you got the WW1 Lego Soldiers And how much they Cost?

[@LetistanCountry]

FLAMMENWERFERRR!!!

[@NevinMclean-ti2nf]

Scott Scott Scott, u kno I love u and ur vids but this could have been so much more better. KEEP DOING WHAT UR DOING THO it’s funny to watch, and don’t tell daily but ur ww1 build is a lot better😂😂

[@ThePerfectBubble]

Great moc its amazing. Would be incredible to see you add more and more to it each time increasing the size of the base plates square by square.

[@DarranMcLenon]

I love army sogers

[@tuyafps]

fire

[@legolover65566]

get this into brick fair 😂 its amazing or brick festivial cuz you live in scotland I think its really funin brick festivial bay the way

[@Gigaalex-]

This guy can’t catch

[@Flame_10000]

We need to apritiate what he does way more.😂😂