Vive la France! Lego World War Two MOC

Hello everyone! Today we have a fun scene inspired by a scene from the Longest Day. During the shelling of The Normandy beaches in the Longest Day, a patriotic Frenchman begins waving a French flag out of his window. In spite of the shelling and explosions, he continues waving his flag! We somewhat recreated this scene here, where a Frenchman is waving a flag to honor the liberation of his village by American soldiers.   

What are we working on right now? Lego WW2 MOC

Hello everyone! Today we are going to give you a quick update on what we are currently working on with our Lego's. Right now, we are building a big World War Two Lego MOC of a French village/countryside. Some of the builds are inspired by a World War Two movie called the Longest Day. We also plan to add a gun emplacement similar to the one seen in The Guns of Navarone. We also wanted to ask our followers for some suggestions. If you have any ideas of a cool World War Two scene,  or build, or character from a movie, book, or real-life just leave your suggestion in the comments! Thank you!

AMBUSH!

Hello everyone! Today we have another Lego World War 2 post.  The cast of this post are: a German Stug 4 tank destroyer, 3 allied soldiers, and a U.S. Stuart light tank. 

Here is a level picture from the Stug 4's view. The German Stug is hiding in some foliage just to the right of a road the Allies travel on, the Allied reconnaissance patrols saw nothing and deemed travel safe... But they missed something. 

Here is a view from the Stuart tank. Can you spot the German Stug? It looks quite like a rock to me!

Here is a picture of the Stug, complete with two external gas barrels,  supply boxes, and spare tracks. 

Bereit? Richten Sie! Feuer!

Here is an epic picture of the allied tank and soldiers. Thanks for reading! Enjoy! 

Mini Lego M1A2 Abrams Tank

Hello everyone, today we have a miniature M1A2 Abrams Tank.

The M1A2 is the main battle tank of the U.S. Army. Here is a side view of the tank.

This is a picture of the tank in real-life. The tank is armed with a powerful 120 mm main cannon, a machine gun on the turret and smoke grenade launchers. It has a top road speed of 45 mph.

Here is a picture of the tank in real life. 

Source: de.wikipedia.org

Here is a picture of the front of the tank. 

This is a picture of the side of the tank with its turret traversed to the rear. 

Thanks for reading!

Lego British Challenger II Mini Tank

Hello everyone today we have a Lego Challenger II tank. This is the United Kingdom's Main Battle Tank. The tank is armed with a 120 mm main cannon, and two 7.92 mm machine guns. It has a top speed of 37 mph on a road and 25 mph off-road. It has an operational range of  340 miles on-road and 160 miles off-road.
Here is a picture of the Lego tank on a training base.

Here is a picture of a real-life Challenger II tank on  training grounds.

Here is a neat picture of the gun on the Lego version. I really enjoyed building a real-life mini tank. It was pretty fun and a little challenging at the same time to get all of the large details into such a small design. Thanks for reading!

German 7.5 cm Pak 40 Anti-Tank Gun

Hello everyone! Today we have another WWII build! This time we are doing the Pak 40 anti tank gun. 

The Pak 40 was manufactured by Germany from 1942-1945. About 20,000  Pak 40's were built the Pak 40 weighed 3,142 pounds. The Pak 40 can fire off 14 rounds a minute. This Pak 40 is attacking an incoming Allied tank.

Here is a soldier loading a shell.

Here is a view of the ammo crate and a tree.

Here is a picture of some spent shells, along with the loading of the gun. 

Here is a distant view of the Pak 40 along with the wreckage of a car.

Stug IV German Tank Destroyer

Hello Everyone! Today we have a Stug IV German Tank destroyer from  World War 2. This tank was produced from 1943 to 1945 by the German Army during World War 2. 1,108 of these tanks were built. The tank was equipped with a 75 mm cannon. 

The tank was used as a tank destroyer.

Here is the back of the tank.

Here is a top view of the tank.

This is a really cool picture of the tank. The sun is pretty epic. 

Thanks for reading!

German Bunker

Hi Everyone! Today we have a WW2 German Bunker. This bunker is guarding an important road that the Allies must take. This road is heavily guarded by German soldiers and weapons. 

The gun in the bunker is a 88mm gun. One of the most infamous guns of WW2. It was an anti tank and anti aircraft weapon. It was manufactured from 1933-1945 and a total of 21,310 were produced. Thanks for reading!

Lego Allied Epic Battlefront

Hi Everyone! Today we have a really awesome battle scene with a new tank and some neat effects and details.

In a decimated  French town these Allied soldiers make a stand against a group of German soldiers. Here is one of the neat effects, its a German artillery shell exploding. 

This is the right side of the new tank. A really cool detail is the American flag emblem. An Allied soldier takes cover behind the tank. 

Here is the left side of the new tank. The new tank is an M3 Stuart light tank which had a crew of four, and its main weapon was a 37mm M6. It was produced from 1941-1945. A total of 25000 Stuart tanks were built. 

Here is the Commander of the M3 and a good view of the machine gun on the turret and of the 37mm. 

Here is a good view of the 45mm anti tank gun and of the other soldiers that are fighting the Germans. Thanks for Reading! 

Vickers Medium Mark 1 Tank

Hi Everyone! Today we have a Vickers Medium Mark 1 Tank. This is a British tank of the 1920-30s. The prototype was first tested in 1923 and was upgraded to the slightly improved Vickers Medium Mark 2. The tank was phased out of service in 1938. The tank never saw combat.

This tank is performing practice maneuvers. The tank is equipped with camouflage for maximum secrecy. 

Ready? Aim! Fire!

This is an extra fuel barrel on the tank. 

Here is the full tank and training grounds. 

Thank you for reading!