BATTLE OF NARVA (1700), Lego history documentary (animation)

Battle of 10 000 Sweden troops VS 40 000 Russian soldiers in 1700 during the Great Northern War.

Minifigures for this animation were made by Nevabrick:

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[alexerny]

"Hold on Jack, there's enough room on this door for the both of us!"
I'm done :D

[tomawen]

Excellent video!! The irony for Charles XII was that he won almost every battle against Peter (at least in his mind) until the final battle which destroyed the Swedish Army. The Battle of Poltava. There, Peter rose ascendant over Charles and wiping out the backbone of Sweden's military might.

[theantitroll]

Babe wake up! The greatest YouTuber just posted!

[TimMatterSnorri]

9:24 This Bomb throw is very good animated! Amazing! 🤩

[lego_stopmotion_making]

as a swede I am really happy that you made this

[swordsnspearguy]

From the frozen North, they came
Fought for founding father's claim
It was then, their tale began

[justMikec]

This film was everything I hoped it would be. Well written, well filmed, and VERY well animated. Again, you've outdone yourself with your attention to the little details that make a stop-motion like this truly great. One quick comment about making the Battle of Narva. Unlike stop-motions of modern war (including World War II), a battle like this older one depends a lot more on precise animation and imagination and a lot less on CGI. As far as I'm concerned, you nailed it! Hope you do more older battles. By the way, nice snowstorm.

[lego_black.]

This is probably one of your best, if not your best animations.

[blackbirdmotionstudios]

Loved the camera slide at 1:50 ! Your history films are always so cool to watch

[Manwhodoestherapy]

The Battle of Narva on 30th November 1700, was an early battle in the Great Northern War. A Swedish relief army under Charles XII of Sweden defeated a Russian siege force three to four times its size. Previously, Charles XII had forced Denmark–Norway to sign the Treaty of Travendal, Narva was not followed by further advances of the Swedish army into Russia; instead, Charles XII turned southwards to expel August the Strong, from Livonia, and Polish Lithuania. Peter The Great took Narva in a second battle in 1704.


Date: November 30, 1700

[thegermanhalonerd]

Very smooth animation my friend. I'm Swedish 🇸🇪 my self and have never heard of this battle before, thanks for giving us more history animations!!👍

[LastHussar]

Man, this is just stunning. Please, don't ever stop making videos ❤

[Sml_Clipsss]

Can’t wait to look back in 7 years and get a burst of nostalgia

[TundraStopMotion]

This was an AMAZING ANIMATION! You can tell LCM brick show put his all into this. I have seen his animations for well over 3 years, and the improvement is MASSIVE! Experience truely is key, this man has worked so hard to get the sound design, animation, and effects to this level, and over many years. This was truely an inspiration to watch, and a beautiful strategic lesson! I hope to see more! Keep up the Fantastic work, LCM!

[Sharkman]

Absolute brilliance. They should have hired you to direct "Napoleon." It would have been worth seeing then.

[AGiantTalkingLizard]

I have recently been looking at the Swedish in this time period and wow I loved this video!

[Gabriel-Films]

Very helpful! It's great to see that channels like you teach viewers something about history and don't let them forget these battles!

[zsejuestudios]

Omg he is back. The narrator is super awesome. Glad you could bring him back. Besides thar the hand to hand combat scenes were absolutely fantastic. Very well done :)

[Cobi_Soldier]

That was very good! I hope you will continue the Great Northern War.

[RealHumanPersonOnEarth]

That fight scene was absolutely SPECTACULAR, this is an amazing video and the titanic door reference was cool. Well done man, keep it up