Excellent and very well put together video. I recognise the detail of research from the Documentary "World War 1 Aces Falling" which was a superb Documentary.
Your video brings the story to life and the RoF game engine has impressed me too, as-well as your Film-Making/Editing skills.
I'm pretty sure that most stories say that Edward Mick Mannock was credited with 73 kills by the time of his death even though some say 61, quite a difference ? This was another great video made BTW. It's nice to see people using correct background music for these types of genre.
I love your videos! Just wanted to point one thing out, in this one some of the white text is almost impossible to read when it appears against the clouds. Keep up the terrific work!
I thought this was very well done. Telling a sad story in such a violent time. Though many heroes were made on all sides during the war, I hope and pray that we never have to see a time filled with such turmoil and darkness ever again. RIP to all of those who gave their lives for their nations.
sirgisbod thanks for posting this video about about Mick, I know speculation had him listed as knocking down 73 enemy planes but some credited him with 61 kills. nevertheless he was a great fighter pilot and hated the hun. I remember reading as a child in the 60's that Mick lied about his eye sight covering the same eye twice being that he was blind in the other and in the confusion to the testers he passed the test. Can you imagine what he could have done with 2 good eyes? :)
Excellent video! My congratulations. I've just finished reading Lt. Colonel William A. "Billy" Bishop's memoirs Winged Warfare as well as Alexander McKee's The Friendless Sky- an excellent overview of the air war in W W I in which Mannock's death is covered.
I'm a bit late to commenting on this, but I thought it was terrific- especially how you used clips from TV programs and blended them in (quite well).
Have you ever considered doing a "The Death of..." video on Oblt. Erich Löwenhardt? His would be quite interesting since it involved a mid-air collision and his parachute failing at nearly 12,000 feet. A most unfortunate end for the 21-year-old 54 victory ace.
It's unclear... it looked like Mannock probably jumped before the crash before burning. In any case a great tribute to the trembling ace....one of my favorites..
Poor Mannock, he never got the chance to use the revolver.He died in his nightmares of being burnt alive.He died as a hero. SALUTE!!! to one of the most greatest aces of all time.
@CrankEmpire - just a combination of the different camera views in game - each can be altered with mouse movement & the zoom.. Just a case of experimentation to get the right shot..
i dont blame him, id rather shoot myself, or fall a couple hundred feet than be burned alive.
aaronzack14 2 months ago
@aaronzack14 I would have bigger feel of burning and surving it. I would not have the guts to shoot my self but I would bail out
17MrLeon 2 months ago
RIP Schöpf and hein :(
dividednation44 4 months ago 2
Well done, fine sir! That was great, especially liked the end, it was heart breaking. <;(
B1Studios 5 months ago
Nice video ... and ... how name is a last music ?
FlyMervin 7 months ago
Excellent and very well put together video. I recognise the detail of research from the Documentary "World War 1 Aces Falling" which was a superb Documentary.
Your video brings the story to life and the RoF game engine has impressed me too, as-well as your Film-Making/Editing skills.
Very well done, great feature. Cheers, Mysticpuma
Mysticpuma 8 months ago
I'm pretty sure that most stories say that Edward Mick Mannock was credited with 73 kills by the time of his death even though some say 61, quite a difference ? This was another great video made BTW. It's nice to see people using correct background music for these types of genre.
punish907 8 months ago
That German gray with the black Iron Cross is just kick ass looking.
mrceebees14 8 months ago
I love your videos! Just wanted to point one thing out, in this one some of the white text is almost impossible to read when it appears against the clouds. Keep up the terrific work!
Cancrizans 9 months ago
absolutely love your videos ima subscribe somthing i dont do often
JTelli786 10 months ago
Poor Schöpf.
BloodyWatersGR 10 months ago
such a good video!!
Yperanthropoidsx 11 months ago
again bloody great work.The legend of Mannock grows
martytheparty1976 11 months ago
I thought this was very well done. Telling a sad story in such a violent time. Though many heroes were made on all sides during the war, I hope and pray that we never have to see a time filled with such turmoil and darkness ever again. RIP to all of those who gave their lives for their nations.
greenbeanieman 1 year ago 9
how do you get those camera angles out?
Anhören
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kolbpilot 1 year ago
"They killed my Major!" : Donald Inglis.
kolbpilot 1 year ago
'Sizzle sizzle, wonk" was Mannocks' expression of all the German aviators he sent down in flames.
kolbpilot 1 year ago
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killed by the scum - ridden krauts! Death to all germans, then and now.
sisco249 1 year ago
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@sisco249
are you a nazi or what O.o?
MarsImperator2 1 year ago
@sisco249
We are humans, equal what nationality we have. So do not seed hate, please.
JAubrey11 1 year ago
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@sisco249 You are ignorant.
greenbeanieman 1 year ago
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@sisco249 fuck you. i hope you will die sometime soon, fagtard
dividednation44 4 months ago
poor manock
MateusVIII 1 year ago
sirgisbod thanks for posting this video about about Mick, I know speculation had him listed as knocking down 73 enemy planes but some credited him with 61 kills. nevertheless he was a great fighter pilot and hated the hun. I remember reading as a child in the 60's that Mick lied about his eye sight covering the same eye twice being that he was blind in the other and in the confusion to the testers he passed the test. Can you imagine what he could have done with 2 good eyes? :)
punish907 1 year ago
Great video!!
Ozzyk1981 1 year ago
Excellent video! My congratulations. I've just finished reading Lt. Colonel William A. "Billy" Bishop's memoirs Winged Warfare as well as Alexander McKee's The Friendless Sky- an excellent overview of the air war in W W I in which Mannock's death is covered.
Zebred2001 1 year ago
Salute !
7511232 1 year ago
Lol its like cessna 172's at war lol
bamboonigga12charlie 1 year ago
I'm a bit late to commenting on this, but I thought it was terrific- especially how you used clips from TV programs and blended them in (quite well).
Have you ever considered doing a "The Death of..." video on Oblt. Erich Löwenhardt? His would be quite interesting since it involved a mid-air collision and his parachute failing at nearly 12,000 feet. A most unfortunate end for the 21-year-old 54 victory ace.
Friendo1231 1 year ago
Very nice made movie, thx.
FRGR8 1 year ago
Fantastic movie, I love the mix of real life footage with ROF. A great tribute, thanks for sharing.
MrWandso 1 year ago
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Fantastic movie, I love the mix of real life footage with ROF. A great tribute, thanks for sharing.
MrWandso 1 year ago
Fantastic movie, I love the mix of real life footage with ROF. A great tribute, thanks for sharing.
MrWandso 1 year ago
Nice work, what movie is the short clips of film footage from?
Hammer757 1 year ago
@Hammer757
'Aces Falling' Documentary..
sirgisbod 1 year ago 3
God bless mannock . Im in 378 mannock sqn of Wellingborough : atc RAF
computernator11 1 year ago
I really liked the historical aspect of this video. Great views and camera work mate. Cheers!
valkyrie321 1 year ago
It's unclear... it looked like Mannock probably jumped before the crash before burning. In any case a great tribute to the trembling ace....one of my favorites..
LightspeedProd 1 year ago
Poor Mannock, he never got the chance to use the revolver.He died in his nightmares of being burnt alive.He died as a hero. SALUTE!!! to one of the most greatest aces of all time.
nynaiqmal 1 year ago
@CrankEmpire - just a combination of the different camera views in game - each can be altered with mouse movement & the zoom.. Just a case of experimentation to get the right shot..
sirgisbod 1 year ago
Wow loved it!
How do you follow the planes like that?
and still look at others.
CrankEmpire 1 year ago
Great movie - good work!
FG28Peterace 1 year ago
Nicely done! good storytelling.
flightstarpilot 1 year ago
GOOD WORK
carrick58 1 year ago
Awesome!
vo101sanyo 1 year ago
Once again, you have proven to be an expert at creating not only historically accurate videos, but equally beautiful ones as well.
Thanks for sharing.
TXRog 1 year ago
Wow... that was moving.
I loved your Voss and von Richthofen videos, but this is, in my opinion, your best work so far. Keep up the great work!
XTRMNTR2K 1 year ago