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@xaxie1 We try to make it look realistic and guess when the best time to die is, such as when the enemy gives a perfect volley of their guns or when you're standing in front of a cannon when it fires. Whatever looks best for the public. Also, a man can get so hot in all that wool and leather that...

I think Duncan may return in a future episode to help Arby 'n' Chief... It just seems odd to have him be abruptly killed off like that.

56 scumbags couldn't hide their jelly doughnut well enough.

I don't know, but it seems like the last shot of Adam's dead "body" gives me the feeling that he might return near the end... God, I hope that's not the case.

No damn Lincoln-Loving Yankee will dare outlaw our Confederate heratige...but if they're going to try, they'll have to pry it out of my cold dead hands.

@megaluigi33 My bad.

@krackerflaterpater And when it does, it will NOT fall again...

There's a re-enactment in Plain, WA on the first weekend of October. You may get some good battle footage there.

@mollymu1 If the war was about slavery, then how come 5 Union states (not to mention D.C.) were slave states?

"lick my batwing cocksuckers"

I really hope 12-year old kids don't say that in school--that is, unless they want to define it in front of their principle. lol

For the first time in 5 years, that event had decent weather!

The 54th's first engagement in the film (Battle of Grimball's Landing, James Island, SC) was no more than an indecisive skirmish in which 30 Federal soldiers were killed, and only 3 Confederate soldiers were killed. Zwick made it look like a glorious battle in which the 54th held against several ...

Haha, I just love seeing all the cars in your pictures!

Jon did a nice job, going from short 8 minute videos (in which 2 minutes were the intro and end credits) to great pieces of work like this. Keep up the good work man!

This isn't actually portraying the Battle of the Wilderness, we're just demonstrating to the public what combat would be like if the two opposing armies met each other on the field of battle.

Also, us westerners are far more historically accurate than most eastern groups believe it or not!

The farb is most seen with the Yankees, but that doesn't matter, becuase these guys are more historically accurate than MOST eastern re-enactor groups.