LEGO American Revolutionary War

LEGO American Revolutionary War is 3d animation video created in Blender 3d.

The American Revolutionary War (April 19, 1775 – September 3, 1783),
also known as the Revolutionary War or American War of Independence,
was the military conflict of the American Revolution in which American Patriot
forces under George Washington's command defeated the British,
establishing and securing the independence of the United States.
Fighting began on April 19, 1775, at the Battles of Lexington and Concord.
The war was formalized and intensified following passage of the
Lee Resolution on July 2, 1776, which asserted that the Thirteen Colonies
were "free and independent states", and the Declaration of Independence,
drafted by the Committee of Five and written primarily by Thomas Jefferson,
two days later, on July 4, 1776, by the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia.


Music:
1812 Overture (by Tchaikosvky) - Tchaikovsky

LEGO Models:
- mecabricks

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Program: Blender 3.4 (Render cycles)

Joe Brick Films

[carrott]

Never had his majesty seen such a force so good at reloading, yet so horrendous at hand-to-hand combat.

[stevenewman]

😉👍Very greatly and wonderfully well done in every detail way shape and form provided on this format of the Revolutionary War indeed Sir's!👌.

[charlesphillips]

Not sure what fight this is supposed to be, but these are very late Continentals, post Valley Forge, because earlier in the war, the Continentals almost never stood their ground in a bayonet fight with the Redcoats and often fled even during volley fire. So my vote is that this video perhaps represents the fight at Monmouth Courthouse (June 1788) where Continentals routed Wayne's Brigade (a British rearguard unit), the first time that Americans had ever routed a British unit in a bayonet fight.

[Bluerasplight]

3:18 bro lunged at that red coat like a red-eye

[lorenfranz]

This looks almost exactly like the scene from the movie Glory where the 54th Massachusetts Colored Regiment had its first experience in combat in South Carolina in 1863.

[kixwho]

this is exactly how it happened. excellent choice of music

[Reinhard_Scheer]

Btw the bayonets can’t be on the bottom of the gun since it would get in the way of the ramrod so it would usually be on either the right side or left side of the gun

[ethanporter]

This was an amazing video
I wanna see more videos like this in the future

[MikeW]

This is the exact same scenario of a civil war one no joke exactly the same

[Bountyhopper]

Small details but if you make another one, give the officers plain cocked hats like what the soldiers are wearing, no one wore bicorns at this time, and lose the pistols, they were primarily a Calvary weapon. If officers were carrying a fire arm it was a full sized musket it fuzie. And had white trim on the British hats

[boratunastopmotion]

Great video I love the terrain. I suggest that you fade out the video because the ending was very sudden...

[WWIIRanger]

You should do own a musket for home defense.

[rosemarieleong]

This looks like a variation of the Battle of James Island which is depicted in the movie Glory (1989).

[AGreenPotato]

I can hear overture 1812 in the background. Was that music even out then?

[RodolfoBarraganJr]

It looks like it’s creating the movie glory from the James island scene

[brandonpropterhoc]

i didnt realize there were clones from star wars in the revolutionary war lol. i heard that voice

[Pumpkinshire]

I’d pay a lot of money for this game with a Lego twist on 1776 the patriot team American and American the motion picture logic with like Davy Crockett and Johnny Appleseed showing up

[JustinNee-mh]

No taxation without representation!!!!

[syrahashimhashim]

What is the first war of independence Day❤🎉

[jordancampbell]

I would of loved to see Benjamin Martin (Mel Gibson) & His Son Gabriel Martin (Heath Ledger) as lego American soldiers in this video.