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!

Mini Lego Steam-punk Battle Cruiser: Spirit of Louis

Hello everyone! Today we have a mini build of a very cool Lego steam-punk Battle Cruiser. In this picture you can see the entire Cruiser.  Note: the front and rear dual cannons, flag, and smokestacks. 

Here you can see the smoke stacks, along with the flag, and Anti-aircraft gun. 

Here we can see the name on the side of the Cruiser. 

Here is one of the 4, dual heavy gun turrets. 

Here we can see the Command deck along with some other aspects of the Cruiser. 

Here we are able to see the helicopter landing pad  with an attack  chopper on it.

Lego WWII U.S. Airborne Waterslide Decals!

Hello everyone, today we have some really, really epic Lego decals. We purchased  the decals from Brickmania .  We purchased the U.S. Airborne squad pack. The decals were very fun to apply, we watched a very helpful video as we applied the decals. The decals were slightly difficult to apply at first but once we did a few of them we got the hang of it. 

The first soldier you see here is a corporal in our squad. 

Here you can see his Airborne insignia.

The next soldier that we have here is a Private as you can see by his insignia located on his shoulder. He is wearing a scarf  knitted by his mom to keep him warm. 

Next up we have the Sergeant to lead our squadron. You can see his rank insignia on his shoulder. 

Here are some fun Black and White photo's of the squad. 

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! 

Happy Memorial Day

Hello everyone, today we have a Memorial Day post. As you can see this post is of a soldiers grave stone with poppy's growing around it. Behind the grave stone there is a helmet on a gun. You might be wondering were we got the gun and helmet, these are not from LEGO they are from Brickmania . Brickmania sells tank kits  and other cool things from WW II.

We hope you enjoyed this post, we really enjoyed building this for our Armed Forces.

Thanks for Reading! 

Mini LEGO Coast Guard Rescue

Hello everyone, today we have a  Mini Coast Guard Rescue. In this scene we have a Coast Guard helicopter, with a Coast Guard guy on a rope to save the struggling man. This was a lot of fun to build. The helicopter is from the LEGO Creator Cargo Helicopter set. The rest was built by us. 

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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!

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!

Fairey Firefly Allied Fighters

Hello everyone! Today we have another fighter plane of WWII. This is a British Carrier based fighter. 1702 of these fighters were produced. The full armament of the plane was 4 20mm guns 8 rockets and 2 bombs. It had a maximum speed of 316 mph. It had a crew of two men but one pilot could fly it. 

Supermarine Spitfire and Bristol Beaufighter WWII Fighters

Hello everyone, today we are back with some more WWII fighters. For today's lineup we have some British fighters. Up first we have the Supermarine Spitfire. And next we have the Bristol Beaufort. So onto the Spitfire. The Spitfire had a maximum speed of  370 mph, had a loaded weight of 6,622 lbs, and was armed with 2x 20mm and 4x .303 machine guns. There were 20,351 spitfires built. 

Next up we have the Bristol Beaufighter fighter. This fighter was a two-man heavy fighter. This plane had many roles in the war. The fighter was used as a night fighter, then as a fighter bomber, and finally as a torpedo bomber. It had a top speed of 320 mph, had a loaded weight of 25,400, the Beaufighter had many different weapons depending on the role. There were a total of 5,928 of these built. Thanks for reading! 

Allied Fighters of WWII P51 Mustang and Grumman F6F Hellcat

Hello everyone! Today we have some WWII fighter planes. Both of these planes today are American planes. So first up we have the P51 Mustang. This planes maximum speed was 437 mph. The weight of the plane when it was loaded was 9,200 lbs. The planes full stock of weapons were 6x .50 cal machine guns, 2x "hard points" for up to 2000 lbs of bombs and up to 10 rockets. More than 15,000 P51's were built. The Mustang is credited with 4950 kills.

Next up we have the Grumman F6F Hellcat. This planes top speed was 380 mph. This is a Carrier based aircraft. The weight of the plane when it was loaded was 12,598 lbs. The planes weapons are either 6x 12.7 mm or 2x 20mm cannons and 4x 12.7 mm. It could also hold up to 4,000 lbs of bombs. 12,275 of these planes were built. This plane is credited with 5,223 kills. 

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Mini Lego WW II Allied Fighter Planes

Hello everyone, today we have two WW II Allied fighter planes.

The first one here is a Supermarine Seafire it is a British plane but was used by Canada, France and Ireland.

• Crew: one
• Length: 9.21 m
• Wingspan: 36 ft 10 in
• Height: 11 ft 5 in
• Wing area: 242.1 ft
• Empty weight: 6,204 lb
• Max. takeoff weight: 7,640 lb
• Powerplant: 1 x Rolls-Royce Merlin 55m liquid-cooled V-12 1,585 hp 
• Maximum speed: 359 at 5,100 ft

This is a MiG 3, it is a Soviet Union plane. The Soviets were the only people to use this plane.

• Crew: One
• Length: 8.25 m
• Wingspan: 10.20 m
• Height: 3.30 m
• Wing area: 17.44 m
• Airfoil: Clark YH
• Empty weight: 5,965 lb
• Loaded weight: 7,415 lb
• Powerplant: 1 x Mikulin AM-35A liquid cooled V-12, 1,350 hp
• Maximum speed: 398 mph at 25,600 ft

Armament

• 1 x 12.7 mm UBS machine gun
• 2 x 7.62 mm ShKAS machine guns
• 2 x 200 lb bombs, 2 spray containers for chemicals, gas or flammable liquids or 6 x 82 mm RS-82 rockets