I liked the videos with the professor as a narrator more than the computer/AI voice everybody else is using at the moment ....

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

Me too... But the "professor" costs a lot and my youtube income doesnt allow me to hire him everytime :(

@almaztech

11 ай бұрын

​@@LCMhistoryis him a paid voice actor, or cost means time cost? Anyway, awesome vídeo as usual

@English_Nejsan

11 ай бұрын

I agree amazing show

@ZekeorSomething

11 ай бұрын

​@@LCMhistoryIs the Professor an AI too?

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

@@almaztech "Professor" is a professional british voice actor and he charges a lot for him to participate. But at this moment I dont have money.

Great video, the animation is smooth as always and the ANZAC minifigures look epic... Can't wait for part 2!

Very cool LCM

Dude! This is so good I love the practical effects with the studs. Glad your trying that out it looks great. Also this scene 2:56 oh that’s so good. Can’t wait for part 2

ここまで緻密なドラマを見れたことを日本人として嬉しく思う。

The pacific theatre is a fascinating and quite frankly under studied part of WWII. This was absolutely an amazing production I was seriously getting The Pacific vibes from watching this(The HBO series).

Great video

Your attention to detail in your videos is excellent. Footage is wonderful as is the sound and special effects. Well done man!

Honestly a fantastic animation very smooth, nothing short of quality with every video you post! Well done you deserve 1 million subscribers already!

I love it so much good job

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

thanks :)

Just... Amazing good job! And especially what is good is that it is your first history of the ANZAC and it seems to me the second on the Japanese empire.

Very good stop motion, The blood effects were great too.👍👍👍👍

Amazing work, incredible Anzac figures!

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

Yes, really cool

@verdun5869

11 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory Did you buy the WW1 one? To tell a story like that of the Indians, in addition, a few months ago I was there where they fought and visited the great museum of the city of Albert where there was a legend about the Cathedral at the end in short... I'm off!

Bro please tell from where you get the gun sound and the voice and the editing by which app

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

From youtube LOL I just find the video with the sound I need and then just cut it from therte

I have watch a lot of LCM Brickshow’s content, but this one has got to be the best in terms of practical effects, a lot of his animations felt very VFX heavy, but this one has a lot of real, and practical effects, that I loved, keep up the good work, LCM!

you did a great job! love these pasific theatre videos🎉

nice

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

thanks :)

This is just gonna get better and better!

Fun to watch and educational as well. Really great effects along with real sounds made it thrilling.

The walking and the animations are so smooth! Keep it up!

This is really very good lego ww2 stop motion man, I hope I enjoy the first video:)

Fun fact there was Japanese Fighter ace Squadron stationed at rabaul after its invasion

A unique choice of battle! Really enjoyed this one

Nice one bro keep it up i suggest make battle of bataan it will be cool

Good work, I like the new blood effects with lego pieces. I will be excited to see your next video

great video, smooth animation and nice to see more pacific stop motions :)

I was waiting for one of these videos really good job

This video is so historically correct. I've heard stories of ANZACs throwing them selves over grenades to protect their mates. Such a strong bond between the men. Well done!

Amazing 🎉

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

thank you!

@k-ytoywarvideo3168

11 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory your welcome

This is so cool keep it up!

These are just absolutely awesome 👏

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

thanks :)

Wished there was melee combat in this video, Still good video

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

Coming in the next one

@AS_Stopmotions

11 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory Nice

Well done man!

Awesome! Loved this!

Love the special effects and minifigs!

First time I’ve seen the Owen in someone’s vid. Great to see all the details and the Anzac figs look cool as!

Thanks for history lesson lcm!,also thanks for put maluku in my country,love you from Indonesia, amazing video as usual 😉☺️🔥

really good video

I love this video!

Great work once again! I love how every film you just get better and better even though you’re already good. Its nice to see the Australian and New Zealand troops being commended, out of curiosity, when do you plan on making part 4 of Waterloo? This year, next year...

Awesome video, love the action

awescome video and a great new history lesson

Love the mortar scene, its really good. Great to finally see this story portrayed in lego!

Наконец-то патроны начали заканчиваться

I have a question. What brick film should i make when i have 20 ww2 german soldiers and 20 ww2 american soldiers Because i have no idea what to make And nice video btw

awesome video

Great. Just one thing, the landing crafts seems to be copied from the American LCVP model. The Japanese used landing craft manufactured by Daihatsu (Daihatsu-class or 14 m landing craft ) of a different look. Look like armored junk sheep without sails.

Nice video bro

Man such an amazing brick film love the new anzac minfigs too

Gkad to see someone finally using an owrns gun in an anzac animation

Hey LCM may you make a Black Hawk Down recreation like how you Recreated the D-Day scene from Saving Private Ryan after you finish Long Road Home? Also I ask you to make a stop motion about the battle of Pelilu! I don’t think you did that but I must be mistaken.

Great work! Keep up the hard work! Can't wait to see the next one! Also If you know anyone that possibly has those Japanese and also other minifigures can you tell me so then I can buy them?

Just woke up to this

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

morning!

Hey this is way out of topic but i think it would be cool if u asked the Lego crew to help judge the second round of his 2023 moc contest, I just thought would be cool to show you the diverse Mocs people have made. Love your vids, so much! And always here to support the Lego community

@NevinMclean-ti2nf

11 ай бұрын

It’s so cool to see you guys collaborating

Gracias por tu trabajo! Esta pelicula es my interesante!,

Nice vid

Damn those Anzac Lego mini figures look amazing!

I love these videos so much they're so fucking amazing. Don't give me false hope like that with soldiers setting a mortar and focusing on the machine gunner and a roof soldier making me think it's gonna fall on them thouggghhhh 😭.

Simply wonderful. I really wanna make a pacific War stop motion, but I don't have enough Japanese soldiers. 🥺

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

You may get pretty cheap ones from Aliexpress. I have about 7-8 expensive jap soldiers and the rest are chinese knock-off

@il13esimoprime91

11 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory I know, but I often use High quality pieces, like original brickarms weapons and helmets, like @JDbrickproductions

@nursestoyland

11 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory 🤨🤨

Where do I find a landing craft like that?

Yesss I love it❤❤

I love the blood effects

Grat videoooo grettimgs from Chileee.

I am aussie so thanks for making this video can you make the kokoda track campaign or milne bay

What stop motion app do u use are u using something on a pc? Or mobile? If on pc how u edit and record and if phone how do u just do everything XD

So cool 😊

This is epic!

very good

Nice

It caught the British and commonwealth forces by surprise and British colonies and the Dutch East Indies fell to the Japanese except for Papua New Guinea.

Let’s goooo the Anzacs!!

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

Let's gooo... but... This particular battle was a disaster for ANZAC.

すごいですね🎉今までいろんな動画を見てきましたがこんなにリアルなLEGOの動画を見たのはこれがはじめてですとくに万歳突撃がすごかったです特に自分の祖国の歴史的な動画を作ってくれるのはありがたいのです大日本帝国万歳

@user-cg2zl5gd7j

11 ай бұрын

自分は日本人で英語が書けないですのでたまに字を間違えることがありますのでご注意ください

So educational and historical movie

Minor correction: Rabaul is not the name of the island. The island is named New Britain, Rabaul was an administrative division on the island and the name of the major Japanese base there.

Cool, what languages do you know

Don't forget to make battle of Wake island, and battle of Honk kong.

Could you do battle of Borneo because my relative fought there

Btw where u get the Anzac troops from?

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

United bricks

ANZAC fought at New Guinea,Are you going to make on it future.

Can you do Malayan Emergency It like Vietnam war but in Malaysia and it British vs red army Chinese I really appreciate it if you make this

continue your videos

So cool year i am wait this 😅😅😅😅

From wear do you get your figs, the aussies are awsome😊

Rabaul is important for airfields to support the troops for island hopping

Continue part 2

Que genial el vidio

Wow 👌

Can you do what would happen if Germany had won?

You know, this is brilliant and I love it, and with these mini figs!! You could make a Gallipoli film that would mean a lot because my cousin or greatx2 uncle was killed in action at Gallipoli!!! Love as I said…

@LCMhistory

11 ай бұрын

I have it in my plans. I already got some minifigs

@amyross2364

11 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory Thank you very much!! It’s really good, thanks❤️

Requested video battle of manila please

bro uploads faster than my mom sandal

You did this stop motion so well im trying to make a ww2 anzac themed stop motion or a ww1 anzac stop motion but i dont hav the parts im just so amazed how you could do this so well. good job

@ISBProductions478

11 ай бұрын

But where did you get those anzac figures

Part 2. Part 2. Part 2 😊😊😊

🔥🔥

Can you do the Iraq war the “long road home” if you can thank you

こういう動画を見ると日本人と外国の人では日本兵に対するイメージが全く違うんだなと思わされます

@LCMhistory

8 ай бұрын

「固定観念」というものがあります。固定観念。 Google翻訳が正しく翻訳してくれるといいのですが。つまり、映画、漫画、ポップカルチャーは特定のイメージを作成し、人々はそれを記憶します。第二次世界大戦における日本兵について私たちは何を知っていますか?彼らはとても勇敢で、とても残酷だったという事実。この二つの要素をもとに、歴史はさらに築かれていきます。

@HI-oz6bd

8 ай бұрын

@@LCMhistory 翻訳ありがとうございます。 日本だと勇敢とか残酷というイメージはなくて疲れ果ててるとか弱いというイメージです。 原因は戦争を批判する映画や本が多すぎて勇敢に戦う日本兵を見る機械がないからです。

@LCMhistory

8 ай бұрын

@@HI-oz6bd 私は生涯を通じて軍事史に興味を持ってきました。同大学史学部卒業。そして、日本兵について、彼らが弱くて疲れているという話は聞いたことがありません。私はいつも、日本兵は勇敢で最後まで耐え抜くと聞いてきました。そしてもちろん、彼らは残酷でした。囚人はしばしば殺されました。それも起こりました。日本軍は強力なライバルだった。 1970年までジャングルに住んでいた日本の退役軍人を覚えていますか?発見されたとき、彼は諦めず、日本が戦争に負けたとは信じなかった。私にとって、彼は日本軍全体の模範です。

@sjy-yd6vx

4 ай бұрын

​@@LCMhistory日本对中国，南京大屠杀，犯罪一直不承认日本政府种习为，是欠打当时美国不应该放日本战犯对，日内瓦公约无视，日本是没有资格有国际法保护

If only i had that budget🗿

En vano se arrojó sobre la granada, de todos modos mataron a su camarada. Pero no deja de ser un acto heroico 😢

最後は残酷だ

Great video. The story of Lark Force and Gull Force is not done justice by omitting the torturous fate the Australian captives were subject to. The sadistic beheading party at the hands of the Japanese. Swords swung until they were bent and dull taking multiple swings to sever the neck of the prisoners one by one as they awaited their execution. Truly terrifying. Those poor men would have fought to the death if they knew what was waiting for them as prisoners.