US Navy Ship History Timeline in LEGO

[@starzkream]

I met Sam at World War Brick 2024. Really nice guy with an encyclopedic level of knowledge regarding these ships. Also caught him at Brickiworld Chicago a week later!

[@jno7]

Those are some Amazing Models! The Stories about them where also very interesting to hear

[@MartyBecker]

I got to meet Sam and see his display at Brickworld Chicago 2024. Nice guy and great work with the ship collection.

[@calerussler288]

I have visited LST 325 probably 3 times because how cool it is😅

[@MJM804]

USS Vesuvius was an interesting ship.

[@legohistorysam]

Oh yeah, she was! That’s why I made her!

[@joshuahughes5647]

@@legohistorysam USS Vesuvius had 15in dynamite guns not 16 inches. Though nice to see someone built this obscure ship in American history.

[@legohistorysam]

@@joshuahughes5647 sorry for the misunderstanding. Thank you for letting me know that she only had 15 inch guns instead of 16 inch.

[@Ian_Hawke]

I went to Oahu two weeks ago. And I went to the uss Missouri museum. And when he says that these guns are big, they really are B I G. This was an awesome fleet of battleship models!

[@VinzeLegas]

0:36 was that majestic Navy ship😮😮😮

[@TimoWoTB]

Where’s the USS Monitor from the 1860-1870s I think? The first iron clad warships of the USS

[@BrickShips1912]

Very Cool Video Love the models

[@LioncityMOCS]

So much history here ❤

[@TheEvanStomat]

i like the "ice-cream" smoke from canons 😀

[@WarBrickIsSick]

I was there! It was really cool to see the Iowa

[@LorenzoFerrari-d5e]

You built Sammy B. and then you show a Fletcher Class DD... That must be Johnston

[@legohistorysam]

No, it’s USS Fletcher because Johnston had a square bridge and Fletcher head round bridge. You can see in the video. Fletcher has a round bridge.

[@VinzeLegas]

Wasn't that the san Diego

[@legohistorysam]

No, it was USS Juneau (CL-52)

[@legohistorysam]

Yes sory

[@joshuawald3575]

Bit long...