The Red Baron

[@Yarnhub]

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[@jack_socks]

more cats please

[@Gabe19453]

Not gonna support your fucking patreon.

[@yourboyjosiahgaming2910]

do you use unreal engine to do your animation's?

[@user-tc6xh9lm8p]

I cant sadly enough

[@jezzeyy]

@@Gabe19453 what happened 😳 when I was gone us ge cancelled

[@Necracudda]

Imagine being so Feared but at the same time so respected by your enemy that when they finally captured you instead of treating you like dirt they treated you like a Man of Honor. May the Red Baron fly the skies forever.

[@MrJeepCanada]

Back then it was common on both sides Pilots had respect on both sides.

[@RomanTheMexican]

in those times people still had honour and respect, now look at the idiots from every conflict in the last 70 years, no honour in most cases, only hate and grief from all sides

[@AvatarAang100]

@@RomanTheMexican especially between the West and Russia

[@RomanTheMexican]

@@AvatarAang100 i would say all those conflicts were avoidable, if only the politicians from both continents didn't act so unmature. the people in the power (both sides) only cared about their own popularity and personal interests, they didn't care about their people or soldiers. how did they get so much support then? easy: propaganda, citizens from both sides were shown a fictional "dangerous enemy", and it eventually became a vicious cycle, ending up in what we now know as the stereotypical West-USSR/Russia conflict

[@johncox2865]

@@RomanTheMexican That’s true of everyday life now. Not just in war. There is no honor in this world.

[@zachken5399]

"I ain't the greatest, but that doesn't mean I won't become the greatest." Summarizes the Red Baron's training and determination.

[@theredbaron7383]

I remember that

[@ripnob]

@@theredbaron7383 lmao

[@Bananaiguess]

​@@theredbaron7383my background image for my tab is the exact same as your pfp lol

[@maxcr.3688]

Except he did not became the greatest. During his lifetime, it was someone else that holds this title, the french pilot René Fonck. Unfortunately, because of administration, french standards and later a political misunderstanding, he was forgotten, and now everyone thinks the Red Baron was WW1 best pilot.

[@evanderpierznik]

The evolution between this one and the original is crazy. Gets better every time

[@rohantime5938]

Don’t forget the period at the end of a sentence….

[@epicpuppyman]

@@rohantime5938 why

[@accelarando1]

@@rohantime5938stop talking

[@grummanf-14tomcat31]

Red Baron is a foe no one can defeat, but enemy or not, always respect your enemy’s. Red Baron will never be forgotten. RIP Red Baron 1892-1918

[@ภูดิศมีใย]

Enemies*

[@_wanted_outlaw3007]

@@ภูดิศมีใย No, as in singular enemy.

[@_wanted_outlaw3007]

@@O_OTT_8 if he was referring to the Flying Circus "enemies" would apply as there was multiple. Red Baron is not an enemies he is an enemy.

[@_wanted_outlaw3007]

@@O_OTT_8"but enemy" is just a faster way to say "but even if he were enemy or not" no s necessary.

[@regentester72]

unless that eneny happens to be a Nazi

[@digitaal_boog]

7:10 the attention to detail on the addition of an SE5 pusher is impressive. A lot of people don’t even know what a pusher is, never mind that they fought in the war

[@marktuffield6519]

Just a small correction, but the "lattice tail", as the Germans called them, at 7:10 appears to be a DH 2, a single seat scout. The FE 2b is the bigger two seat fighting machine also seen in the video. The SE 5 or rather SE 5a is the single seat scout that loses its wing in the opening sequence and was a "tractor" engined aircraft and not a "pusher".

[@johndavies1090]

The SE5 was a tractor aeroplane - and they are in the film. The pushers are de Havilland DH2s (Lanoe Hawker VC was killed fighting the Baron in one) and rather briefly, an Royal Aircraft Factory FE2b - think 'Biggles Learns to Fly'. All of those planes are beautifully drawn - and, quite correctly, the Albatri seen in the Jasta 2 scenes are a mixed bag of different marks - look at the wing tips. To me this film is a masterpiece. Bravo!

[@ralfklonowski3740]

Also, many would not be aware that the engine of the Fokker Dr.1 triplane rotated in its entirety (hence "Umlaufmotor" = rotating engine), but the animation depicted this in a very convincing manner when showing von Richthofen's last flight.

[@logicaltips4107]

I would love an Ace Combat game themed around WW1; the red baron seems like a perfect fit for the player character.

[@alandunaway3000]

Ace Combat is based around jets, I think IL2 would be the most accurate.

[@The-Red-Baron]

Maybe I’ll get voice lines instead of being a mute psychopath…🧐😂🤣🤣🤣

[@blu5021]

@@The-Red-Baron no, mute psychopath

[@oliviersavard8676]

@@alandunaway3000 plus they never feature actual countries or actual wars, it's always within strangereal also do they still even make il-2 games in the first place?

[@5peciesunkn0wn]

@@oliviersavard8676 Yes! The guys who made IL-2 have an older game called Rise of Flight which is WWI era stuff from 1915 with the Fokker Scourge till the end of the war with planes like the Fokker VIII "Flying Razor", and they've recently released a new set of flight sims with the IL-2 Great Battles physics engine and servers called Flying Circus. Since it's so new there isn't as much stuff as is in Rise of Flight, but it does mean you can fly a Sopwith Camel against an Me 262 lol. I believe the most recent or one of the most recent releases for Flying Circus has introduced the Handley Page 0/400 and Gotha V. bombers, so the majestic skywhales from Rise of Flight have entered Flying Circus servers. :D

[@randommobilegaming4624]

Compared to the original, this is so good! I have said this many times aready but this channel has imporoved so much. I am really proud of the progress of this channel and I look foward to future remastered videos!

[@joaopedroschramm1948]

True

[@farzanhafizahzaargani244]

I visit the classic one's sometimes Now i see the progress of yarn

[@harikaharika5927]

I am a fan of this channel

[@princeyuann.dacuycuy6147]

Same

[@WarFoxThunder]

@@harikaharika5927 same

[@timesfly1081]

"Kaput" may be the best line anyone has ever uttered right before dying

[@Cs_cosmos]

Kaput

[@Historical-mi8hd]

THE LEGEND NEVER DIES!! I got goosebumps from this

[@The-Red-Baron]

Amazing 🤩

[@Historical-mi8hd]

@@The-Red-Baron I thought you died?

[@The-Red-Baron]

@@Historical-mi8hd legends never die, remember? Also I am technically a zombie… so think of me as a really really intelligent and skilled COD zombie boss.😅

[@Historical-mi8hd]

@@The-Red-Baron your right

[@KV-2-2-2]

@@The-Red-Baron AND THE LEGEND NEVER DIES, AND HE’S FLYING HIGHER, THE KING OF THE SKY

[@thisransomguy8533]

Red baron lyrics: Man and machine and nothing there in between The flying circus and a man from Prussia The sky and a plane, this man commands his domain The western front and all the way to Russia Death from above, you're under fire Stained red as blood, he's roaming higher Born a soldier from the horseback to the skies That's where the legend will arise And he's flying Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die First to the scene, he is a lethal machine It's bloody April and the tide is turning Fire at will, it is the thrill of the kill Four in a day shot down with engines burning Embrace the fame, red squadron leader Call out his name: "Rote Kampfflieger" In the game to win, a gambler rolls the dice Eighty allies paid the price And he's flying Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die Higher Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast, again, he's flying too high He's flying higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die Higher Born a soldier from the horseback to the skies And the legend never dies And he's flying And he's flying And he's flying Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die

[@Precabase]

W Sabaton

[@Fiberglass_Insulation]

You really just copied it

[@Ethan.YT.]

I did this first just lost the text I had, also did syromama

[@karlzen86]

🤘🤘🤘

[@tiger-1-enjoyer273]

HELL YEAH

[@Maciliachris]

Incredible video, Yarnhub's quality keeps improving! Modern jet fighter and WW2 warplane enthusiasts often look down on WW1 airfights, and a lot seem to think it was less of a combat than in later periods. Reality has it that being a WW1 pilot was extremely brutal and hasardous! Being amongst the first humans to fly with 5-6Gs, firing with machine guns from what is little more than wooden and fabric kites desserves a lot of respect and awe. Thank you Yarnhub for portraying this period so well in this video!

[@5peciesunkn0wn]

We need to see more early war stuff for sure. I love how goofy and derpy they look.

[@jacksonlee6760]

Not to mention how in WW1 chivalry was part of the code for being an airman then. It's interesting, the traditions they had back then.

[@Maciliachris]

@@5peciesunkn0wn If you like derpy looking planes, I strongly suggest that you go take a look to the KZbin channel "Rex's hangar" kzbin.info as he covers a lot of strange prototypes and failed attempts in aircraft development ;-)

[@FreelancerKez]

Modern jets don't even dogfight anymore so I don't know what they're on about.

[@Maciliachris]

@@FreelancerKez I absolutely agree! What I've experienced in such comments is that it is more about "who would win/is best" rather than how incredible the achievments of the different pilots were. Just like some people find swords boring because obviously you would lose against a gun. No sense of wonder, no curiosity and especially no respect and admiration for our ancestors.

[@jhypyro]

I find it hard to realize that this channel went from making simple 2D animations to making one of the most amazing and entertaining 3D animations in just *two years!* Can't wait to see what the future has in store for this channel. Keep up the great work!

[@armanhadi777]

When I was a kid back in the 2000s, there was a game called 'Death from Above' by Shockwave. This video took me back to those days. Loved the remake. Legendary pilot, the Red Baron. This video does good justice to his legacy.

[@llYossarian]

When I was a kid there was a game called "Red Baron" but I only ever played a demo. I played a lot more Chuck Yeager and MS Flight Sim 3.0

[@kaidrache2395]

@@llYossarian Yep, must have been around 1988 to 1990, but it was on the C-64.

[@imkerrusin]

This was very fascinating to learn about. Somewhere I read when he shot down a few enemy planes he actually landed next to the pilots and engaged in a friendly conversation with them. Even invited them to his home for a meal before they were taken to a POW camp. Not sure if this is true or not, but I think this was something that really put him up there among the elite.

[@jcorbett9620]

It was certainly the case during the first couple of years of WWI, that if they survived the shoot down, opponents would "host" the shot-down aviator/s back at their base. However as the war became more vicious, and the early "gallant, knights of the air" were killed and replaced by more ruthless, efficient pilots, that type of fraternisation stopped.

[@angelonunez8555]

It happened in WW2 as well. I've read about numerous instances in which Allied pilots, including Soviets, were entertained, fed and provided with alcohol at German airfields after being shot down. Probably the most famous such case is that of Douglas Bader, who was shot down on August 9th, 1941. He was a "guest" of JG26 at its head quarters and was even permitted to sit in the cockpit of a Bf 109.

[@FM-hw8yv]

Now that is something this channel could do as a video imo

[@patrickstewart3446]

That is partially true. He would land next to planes he shot down if they were behind German lines and cut off an identifying piece of fabric from the plane (usually a number or roundel). The treatment of enemy pilots is somewhat true, but that’s just how officers tended to treat other officers until the layers stages of the war.

[@mysteriumxarxes3990]

werner mölders, another german ace, but of world war two, (he was a bf 109 f2 pilot, the first person to score more than 100 "kills" in aerial combat, he scored 115) despite being in the whermacht was kind of an anti nazi himself, he always demanded that enemy pows were treated with respect and after shooting down planes he would radio a rescue team to assist the potentially alive enemy and would later have dinner with them. He died in a passanger heinkel 111 flight after the plane hit a thunderstorm and crashed in 22 of november 1941, at the age of 28 years and rank of coronel of the luftwaffe

[@xdeepxfreezex2621]

All I can say is wow. I'm glad you showed his life's backstory a bit. It is interesting to see this side of history that is not normally talked about. Killer work, great job.

[@captain_commenter8796]

AND HE’S FLYING HIGHER! KING OF THE SKY! HE’S FLYING TO FAST AND HE’S FLYING TO HIGH! HIGHER! AN EYE FOR AN EYE! THE LEGEND WILL NEVER DIE!

[@Drakuba]

First to the scene he is a lethal machine It's bloody April and the tide is turning

[@theunknownwarrior632]

@Good Boy_2.0 in a game to win, a gambler roles the dice 80 allies paid the price

[@refr9061]

@@theunknownwarrior632 AND HE’S FLYING, HIGHER! KING OF THE SKIES! HE’S FLYING TOO FAST AND HE’S FLYING TO HIGH! HIGHER, AN EYE FOR AN EYE! THE LEGEND WILL NEVER DIE!

[@KV-2-2-2]

@@refr9061 HIGHER! (Music) Higher, the king of the sky, he’s flying too fast and he’s flying too high, higher, an eye for an eye, THE LEGEND WILL NEVER DIE!

[@DriverTheIntern]

I love seeing the subtle references to the movie, from the collision to the flare gun kill on the insignia of the balloon, this is truly a masterpiece and I can't wait for the next one

[@francois7837]

Just the mention of "The Red Baron" is already giving me goosebumps. The thought of what he did and what he was capable of sends shivers down my spine. I'm sure I'm not the only one who is feeling that while watching this video

[@ToxicDemise99]

This dude is my personal hero. I read every book I ever found on him. Read his book/autobiography when I was 12. Idolized him. He wouldn't take no for an answer and became the BEST to do it. Legend

[@brianwilcox3478]

Me too. He still is

[@Cheetosbag139]

I really like how this episode doesn't repeat the same scenes, all the scenes are different, and this animation looks so good!

[@BaronRougeCF]

I love how sometimes scenes and characters expressions are inspired by the german movie from 2009 ! It's brilliant ! Recently people are starting to make a dark reputation to the Red Baron. I'm not believing it. Yes he was a hunter but he also was a pilot. Maybe not the knight of the sky described but certainly was in his own as the british tribute can say. It's an amazing tribute to the "Red Knight" !

[@johndavies1090]

Poor Manfred, he was either loathed or loved; certainly some writers (They Fought for the Sky, by Quentin Reynolds, for example) really hated him. From family records which emerged after the reunification of Germany, its clear he had a likeable, thoughtful side to him, very human and quite attractive. That head wound changed him - if he hadn't already realised it, it taught him he was mortal like anybody else. And the carnage took its toll - he outlived all his squadron mates and their loss affected him. The 2009 film, by the by, would have been better if it hadn't pretended to be true, and so used fictional names for its characters - historical accuracy isn't its forte, but the aircraft are beautiful!

[@theredbaron7383]

@@johndavies1090 I’m right here

[@HighCalibr]

This channel has reached a higher level of detail, accuracy and overall beauty than a lot of movies. Absolutely stunning.

[@shreddedwheat5977]

“Fight on and fly on to the last drop of blood and the last drop of fuel, to the last beat of the heart.” -Manfred Von Richtofen. I always found it ironic that he was killed from a bullet to the heart during his last flight.

[@3lli0]

It is absolutely incredible how far your animation skills have come in two years! You videos are the best

[@thatredfokker]

Amazing work on this reboot, y'all! LOVE the reference at 8:58 to the 2008 movie with the balloon being burned by the flare gun. Keep up the outstanding work!

[@additive8924]

Great video. I especially appreciate that you are correct in depicting him in a biplane most of the time. The triplanes become so iconic I've seen other channels falsely depict him flying it even early in his career. He actually liked his biplane so much he resisted switching to the triplane. Reportedly when he finally did, he actually was very impressed by its increased maneuverability.👍

[@johndavies1090]

One legacy you didn't / couldn't mention was the superlative Fokker D7, 'the plane that makes heroes out of greenhorns'. Manfred test flew the prototype, I understand, absolutely loved it and his recommendation carried great weight with the Imperial Staff.

[@StuckOnAFireHydrant]

Woah... That last part gave me chills down my spine as I just put two and two together. The German ace, Feldwebel Robert Anluaf , began his letter in the same manner in response to the lone p51 that took on 6 fw190s and saved 160 souls at the cost of his own life. It was most likely an allusion to the red Barron's letter. Chilling stuff, it seems all the WW1 and WW2 soldiers were poets, artists and great writers. I got to handle pieces of trench art in college and it was amazing. They were brass artillery shells that they indented to make intricate designs. Edit: spelling and grammar

[@merryrose6788]

I'd never heard of trench art. Thanks for mentioning it.

[@noahpaquet8357]

I wish i could go back in time and thank this man for inspiring so many people to become aviators.

[@Sargonarhes]

He died at a young 25 years of age. A quote from him "It's not the crate, it's the man inside the crate."

[@mystlcgreatness]

Animation quality just keeps getting better and better

[@nktr7076]

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I am speechless

[@BattleHistories]

This remaster is amazing! Having seen the original as well, it's fantastic to see the growth in animation quality of your videos as well as storytelling!!

[@definitelyjustcj4148]

I figured this channel would have millions of subscribers but no only 600k. You deserve to be seen by millions. Your historically accurate storytelling included with the absolutely incredible animation. The amount of hard work and dedication to telling people about history is absolutely astonishing. I had no idea Richthofen served on a bomber before turning to single seaters. Your hard work shows and it's absolutely amazing.

[@rush_17]

i swear every video the animations get 10 times better

[@harlech2]

I think it's a testament to the man that he was honored as noble and worthy foe by so many of his enemy. /salute

[@Catsocietybb21]

The most famous pilot in history, the legend never dies.

[@to_ots9701]

Great video. He tough us anything of taking down the enemies. What a true red legend

[@greatcanadianmoose3965]

Stunning as always, I couldn't imagine it would look this good! Now to see what's next!

[@cameron5802]

Bloody hell, you actually went back and redid some of your prior work. Incredible stuff, as always. You guys keep on stunning.

[@somedude731]

As with Red Baron skills, Yarnhub production quality is getting better and better with no signs of stopping!

[@justsayain9794]

This video gives people an idea of the man. But there was so much more to the legend. I hope that gets more looking.

[@ms11146]

The remastered version looks so good! I wish you more success in your endeavours to create such stunning videos.

[@birder1298]

the detail is incredible for this one, theres so much upgrades to the animation style

[@KoopaTroopa4]

Hey yarnhub, i absolutely love the animation! You guys have put out some of the best and most entertaining history videos I’ve ever seen! And to that I say thank you! I think I discovered the channel through Sabaton, with the “No Bullets Fly” video, it’s a beautiful video might I add!

[@oasis1282]

God i hate reading yarnhub as pornhub

[@KoopaTroopa4]

@@oasis1282 lmao

[@Yarnhub]

Thank you. No Bullets Fly is still the one we're most proud of

[@KoopaTroopa4]

@@Yarnhub Wow thank you! And as it should be! I think that the No Bullets Fly video is a work of art, As well as all of your other videos!

[@EmojiDE]

@@Yarnhub I like the attack of the dead men song

[@fredhercmaricaubang1883]

By the way, YarnHub, after watching this a SECOND time, I came to the conclusion that this can ALSO serve as a MOTIVATIONAL video! Now, WHY did I say that? It's THIS: Before he became THE ACE of Aces of World War 1, Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen WASN'T that good a pilot at first! Take note: AT FIRST! But, through sheer effort, perseverance & stubbornness, he eventually passed after repeated failures &, over time, he would become The Red Baron! Thus, the lesson to be learned here is THIS: NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS! I believe this message should also inspire those of Our Brothers who choose to be Men Going Their Own Way but are feeling lost & unsure in their time of need. I hope this helps! Again, THANK YOU SO MUCH for this WONDERFUL video made! I know it helped me out of my own funk!

[@radicalcat4942]

This only puts to colors the tremendous effort this channel does to improve video by video. Some of the best history content on KZbin!

[@franciscojaviergarciasanch2921]

Muy buen video , como curiosidad en el escuadron del Baron Rojo , estaba Herman Goering , años mas tarde fue el comandante de la Lutwafe , y Mariscal del Reig

[@weirdpringleschip]

Wow the quality just gets better every video it literally looks like they acted it out but no it’s animated, just wow great vid 👍

[@dipayandey264]

This channel wins hearts... what a heart warming progress in animation and story telling.. Brava!!

[@agentulgrin4300]

The Red Baron is my favorite history Manfred Von Richthofen keep up the amazing work

[@snuzzleberry8579]

Thanks for the vid yarnhub, always pulling out amazing content, I’ve been waiting for this to get a remaster and I’m glad it did, can’t wait for your next video!

[@omkamat9797]

This was a true masterpiece. Beautiful

[@dantetre]

This is not just a remastered this is and overhaul remaking of the whole topic. Great work!

[@VERRATENMEMESANDCOD]

Now the production quality of this video is just epic !

[@benyes3607]

The fact that he was so good that he gained the enemy's respect

[@tarrevizslafett5205]

I love the Red Baron. A true hero

[@75mmJagdPanzerkampfwagenIV]

"The red baron... The red baron. THE RED BARON!" Yarnhub is summoning THE RED BARON

[@AGnorTheChannel]

I highly recommend that anyone familiar with his story read his memoir. Glad I took the time to do that.

[@iftikharfaridy2974]

Yarnhub through this masterpiece has done justice to the bravery and spirit of Red Baron . . May the Red Fokker fly always . . . 😘

[@jackn2236]

Something not mentioned in the video is that on April 30th 1917, he faced off against his Canadian counterpart William Avery Bishop aka "Billy Bishop" who was credited with 72 victories during the war. The only reason Billy Bishop didn't get the red barron is because his guns jammed at the crucial moment. In fact he was one of if not the only allied piolot that the red barron openly considdered his equal.

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

Ernst Udet,second german ace,said Bishop was the most dangerous allies' pilot.

[@Leon1Aust]

The Aussies got the Red Baron it has been proven many times.

[@bluesclues1904]

I absolutely love that the team is remastering these stories.

[@Aedovjhcde]

Another lovely informative video, best history videos out there.

[@chunrongzhao7389]

Remastered a classic, THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!

[@warweekly4489]

This is such a cool story! And it even goes further in Richthofen's story. Love it!

[@MWM-dj6dn]

To the gentlemen who work in this wonderful channel.. Your works are very wonderful and very special. The smartest and most beautiful greetings. I send it to you with love, respect and appreciation. Letters cannot write what my heart holds of appreciation and respect for your esteemed channel. All praise, admiration and respect to you. How beautiful it is for a person to be a candle of knowledge that illuminates the path

[@theliteralicecreamman]

WHAT THE HECK GUYS!? THIS. IS. B L O O D Y G R E A T T T T T T I absolutely loved this! Great piece of history, and greatly msde by a great channel. Holy smokes I must say I am awfully spiffed by this... I can't even type straight! The cinematography was beautfiul, and it really captured the dark and gloomy atmosphere of WW1 we all know! Yarnhub with RTX on! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Anyway, after eating a crumpet and nearly choking on it, and finally calming down, I really do want to commend you for this remaster. Absolutely great work! I can't wait to see remasters of all the other already great videos you made! The Tirpitz, the Bismarck, the Yamato, the Dam busters... heck, have we even done Midway??? Don't forget all the rabbit out of the hat stories about brave souls, flesh and iron, that you guys conjure up for us. Good heavens this is getting e x c i t i n g! Well, I sip my cup of tea in toast to you, your wonderful channel, and it's ever continuing progress.

[@Yarnhub]

Thanks. We were quite spiffed too with this one.

[@lieutenantblackdog9101]

Just the other day I was at a war museum here in Canada and I saw the Red Barons: windscreen, a piece of seat leather, and a chunk of the wing which was really interesting to see.

[@ColonelFrontline1152]

Nice Remastered version, good job guys.

[@rickyhenry4958]

I don’t know how y’all do it but these just get better and better!

[@howardamey7228]

Yarnhub, you have succeeded wildly! Superb animation with absolute accuracy. Top drawer all the way!

[@RohanChaudhary1]

Truly a masterpiece by Yarnhub ...great video

[@rw.racing]

wow! these animations are great! i absolutely love them. Every time you upload i gain more knowledge about these events

[@peppapig9987]

The red barron respected every pilot he downed/killed. This is what makes him a ledgend. Even in war, he kept the rules of sportsmanship. A person who in times of war respects and honors the enemy is an enemy who is worth of respect and honor.

[@sakiscyber5799]

If you have seen the movie they have similar clips.For example in 7:15 an enemy plane crashes into one german.In one of combats scenes in movie it happens the same.I be seen the movie Red baron countless times and i love it.It seems that you guys have done your research.Thank you guys for this amazing video.Continue and we will support you.

[@user-tc6xh9lm8p]

I was here in the launch of the video and loved it great animation and live chat

[@calebmcfarland8407]

This was beautifully made, well done!

[@Rocker-1234]

as an aussie with family/ancestors who were ANZACs i gotta say im proud we gave him the farewell and burial someone of his caliber rightfully deserved. he may have been an enemy but he fought with honour and was a worthy adversary.

[@tkthegk_1394]

I was hoping for this for so long, the original was good but this is amazing. Great work Yarnhub team

[@ignasiussatria1253]

Cool, Animation, cool naration, everything is cool, cool video YarnHub

[@rizky8008]

Amazing history content as usual and the visual quality is top notch 👍

[@captain_commenter8796]

Imagine being such a legend, that you get the respect of you foes and get a badass metal song written about you so everyone knows your name and legacy

[@Mars20231]

Amazingly produced as always!

[@rayoflight62]

The animations and the fine artistry of the characters in this film are unique. The skills and the artistic attitude make this documentary a rare and extremely correct depiction of the Red Baron, and of general air combat in WWI...

[@panxinator644]

Higher, the king of the sky... RIP Red Baron

[@_dimitri_1242]

The writer, narrator, and animators are improving so much. I just have to say it. They make making these videos look easy.

[@PLZENg]

THIS. IS .PERFECT.

[@langbo9999]

wunderbar!!!

[@andyvalenzuela9763]

The difference in quality is staggering! Bravo….

[@mosestnt8034]

*Man and machine and nothing there in between The flying circus and a man from Prussia The sky and a plane, this man commands his domain The western front and all the way to Russia Death from above, you're under fire Stained red as blood, he's roaming higher Born a soldier from the horseback to the skies That's where the legend will arise And he's flying Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die First to the scene, he is a lethal machine It's bloody April and the tide is turning Fire at will, it is the thrill of the kill Four in a day shot down with engines burning Embrace the fame, red squadron leader Call out his name: "Rote Kampfflieger" In the game to win, a gambler rolls the dice Eighty allies paid the price And he's flying Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die Higher Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast, again, he's flying too high He's flying higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die Higher Born a soldier from the horseback to the skies And the legend never dies And he's flying And he's flying And he's flying Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die Higher, the king of the sky He's flying too fast and he's flying too high Higher, an eye for an eye The legend will never die* แปลเป็นไทย

[@mr.miyagi881]

Thank you so much for this

[@cheemsman6789]

Another amazing yarnhub video.

[@leighmiller5655]

OMG yarnhub i love it Ive been watching your videos for 3 years now!!

[@Abhishek_I99]

And he's flying and he's flying and he's flying......

[@Cherno35]

No

[@kimmerrou]

Amazing men and women who represent their country to the uttermost highest standard. I think Witold Pilecki, for his bravery and determination, should be recognized as such a person.

[@Bikerbear0585]

Barón, héroe de cuento, amo de las nubes, señor del viento...

[@jaydee.vt_]

Yo I just watched the first version then got recommended the remastered. Really love your videos and super glad I found your channel 🤟🏽

[@stevemc01]

First time I’ve seen a Hub of Yarn episode on the premier… Doesn’t make it any less interesting.

[@74836]

Old yarn hub videos: 2D and pretty good New yarn hub videos: 3D and masterpieces

[@ThatOneGuy81309]

If the Red Baron was alive today he would be amazed of what had become aircraft plus you should make more remasters.

[@alaricgoldkuhl155]

The skies of WW1 were the final resting place of chivalry in warfare. The stories of the aces and their respect for each other were a staple of my childhood. This was epic!