1941 Lego World War Two Battle for Russia | Великая отечественная война
- 7 years ago
Non-aggression turns into non-non-aggression just before dawn on June 22, 1941. Does this film move too fast for you? Thats why you lost.\r
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Big thanks to Kirill Simerzin (misspelled Simerzion in the credits!) for the plans for almost every piece of Soviet hardware seen here (everything except the T-26), plus more we could not fit in the video. \r
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Thanks again to: Ngoc Truong for the Panzer İ\r
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Pierre LaFont for the MiG-3\r
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for the Panzer IV, 35(t), Opel Blitz, SdKfz 221, and T-26 \r
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for the Me109 and StuG İ\r
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Brian Fitzsimmons for his Panzer II\r
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The Unique Brick for the Train Engine\r
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Thanks to Sven Venohr for German voice of the radio guy at the beginning. Check out his youtube channel.\r
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Thanks to LegoCrazyMotion Channel for his Russian voice for the NKVD officers that halt the fleeing anti-tank gunner. Check out his youtube channel.\r
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Thanks to Pasha Staravoitau for his Russian voice for the artillery guys on the phone and the NKVD officer serving drinks at the end\r
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Music at beginning is Storm Warriors by Ferec Hegedus from Musicloop.com, commercial royalty free license. The other tracks also are licensed through musicloops.com and are by Jason Livesay.
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Big thanks to Kirill Simerzin (misspelled Simerzion in the credits!) for the plans for almost every piece of Soviet hardware seen here (everything except the T-26), plus more we could not fit in the video. \r
\r
\r
Thanks again to: Ngoc Truong for the Panzer İ\r
\r
\r
Pierre LaFont for the MiG-3\r
\r
\r
for the Panzer IV, 35(t), Opel Blitz, SdKfz 221, and T-26 \r
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for the Me109 and StuG İ\r
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Brian Fitzsimmons for his Panzer II\r
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\r
The Unique Brick for the Train Engine\r
\r
\r
Thanks to Sven Venohr for German voice of the radio guy at the beginning. Check out his youtube channel.\r
\r
Thanks to LegoCrazyMotion Channel for his Russian voice for the NKVD officers that halt the fleeing anti-tank gunner. Check out his youtube channel.\r
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Thanks to Pasha Staravoitau for his Russian voice for the artillery guys on the phone and the NKVD officer serving drinks at the end\r
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Music at beginning is Storm Warriors by Ferec Hegedus from Musicloop.com, commercial royalty free license. The other tracks also are licensed through musicloops.com and are by Jason Livesay.