Three Medieval Battles in Lego Stop Motion | Hundred Years War

1346 The Battle of Crecy 0:00
The Battle of Crecy took place in 1346 in Northern France. The battle was between the French army led by King Philip VI and the English army commanded by King Edward III. The battle was characterized by a decisive victory for the English army in the early years of the war. The English longbowmen played a crucial role in securing the advantage against a very powerful French cavalry.

1429 Siege of Orléans 2:53
The Siege of Orléans was the turning point of the Hundred Years War. The siege took place in the later stages of the war and resulted in a French victory at the battle with the arrival of Joan of Arc. While the French were initially under siege, Joan rallied the French to take an English-occupied portion of Orléans in the battle for Les Tourelles.

1453 Battle of Castillon 5:39
This decisive French victory practically marked the end of the Hundred Years War. It took place in 1453 in Gascony near the town of Castillon. The battle was characterized by a brutal English defeat resulting in the English losing their remaining foothold in France. Although a very bloody battle, it is said that as little as 100 casualties were recorded for the French, while the English toll numbered in the thousands.

[Luigi]

I like how you enhanced how revolutionary and over all power the English longbow had for its time. Very nice 👍

[TheRealSealStudios]

Aye, these are all really good! I love how you made those cannons fire, and the battle of Orléans was the favorite of the 3, awesom3 work

[moland]

I love these they always have so much detail for Lego on your channel, oh and RIP to all the Lego sacrificed for our entertainment.

[lemonyllamavonshortalpaca]

These were Great stopmotions, all amazing!!! I would love to see the battle of poitiers and the battle of Agincourt in the future 😃

[TundraStopMotion]

Yes! These were definitely my favorites! I especially enjoyed the last 2 animations 😉 keep up the great work, BrickDominon!

[Balach-cc]

The way the English were smiling while firing in the beginning

[probrix]

I have been a subscriber before our favorite medieval animator had 500 subscribers, it has be been and will be a legendary journey to watch

[troublogaming]

These look absolutely fantastic, kinda wanna go make my own animation now myself

[osprn]

This is awesome dude! You should make something super historically accurate just for fun

[loveLegocastle]

Love your collection for these vids! Pick a Brick must be one of your best friends

[theunderratedyoutuberxd]

Just saw a overview of this battle then got this amazing art on my for you

[elizabethnottoli]

I've been watching your videos dor a long time. Wonderful work. Your the best

[stopmotionmayzie]

HOW LONG DO THESE TAKE YOU BECAUSE YOURE POPPING THEM OUT LEFT AND RIGHT!?!

[castlebricksstudios]

Hey Brick Dominion, the video of the Battle of Verdun will come out tomorrow. Gotta thank you for voice acting man, you were great.

[Hey-im-insane]

I wish I had this many Lego minifigures

[aboodfilmingaLegomovie]

My dear brother, this video is a piece of art ❤🤌

[themidwesternboi]

These were really good. However, I just want to say and I might be wrong but I don't think cannons were at the first battle historically or even invented by then... Again I might be wrong but I don't think they were... However, regardless these are still incredibly good stop motions and after trying to do a medieval one myself, I have a newfound respect for everyone who pulls them off properly and you have pulled them off. Excellently good job!

[castlebricksstudios]

The collaboration I am talking about is almost like the season two of the black falcon series. If you want we can go back and forth in episodes for the series. That’s actually what I mean

[dukejordan]

How capture the flag felt when I was younger:

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[brickboi]

Love the vids man just wondering what frame rate u use? Keep it up❤