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Uploaded by on Oct 20, 2010

A lego video about the D-DAY landings on Omaha beach.
FIRE IN THE HOLE!!

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  • why didnt u use ba helmets? I saw the thompsons and stff

  • @XbruteproductionsX I didn't use the Brickarms hemelts in this animation just because they had not been made and couldn't be bought! This is an old animation of mine.

  • what are the german helmets made of? are they the brickarms or custom..or some other website?

  • @501darth The German helmets are made from modified fire man helmets

  • awsome can you make avideo showing  the diarama

  • Sorry legoornerf24 I made this a long time ago but thanks for the interest :)

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  • amazing

    

  • @ipodmon1 it IS saving private ryan

  • U were inconsistent with the amount of troops

    U had 4 on the landing craft 2 died then 4 on the beach and 2 dead finally 2 guys got shot and 2 climes up the wall then u c 4 guys

    Ur effects were good but if 2 grenades have that big a blast radius then the soliders would be dead

  • look carefully from 1:05 to 1:16

  • how did you do the explosions?

  • Where did you get the landing craft? Also nice video.

  • I did not know 2 hand grenades could do that much damage

  • This is really good, and the effects are good. WELL DONE!

  • HOLY #$%* DUDE, A GRENADE CAN EXPLODE MORE THAN A DINAMITE AND A MORTAR!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!

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