Lego WW1 - The Gallipoli Campaign - stop motion
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2022
- In the latter months of 1914, with the trenches of World War One bringing the war in Europe to a standstill, the Allies needed an alternative way to defeat Germany and the Central Powers.
The Allies decided that capturing Constantinople and defeating the Ottoman Empire, one of the Central Powers, was Their best course of action to gain the upper hand in the war.
They assumed the Ottomans would not offer much resistance, since the empire was in decline and their military was not as technologically advanced as the European armies.
Anyone who wanted to reach Constantinople via the Mediterranean Sea would have to pass through the Dardanelles Strait, which is adjacent to the Gallipoli Peninsula, and this was where the Allies planned to begin their attack.
The Gallipoli Campaign began in the early months of 1915, with the Allies launching a naval attack against the Ottoman fortifications along the Gallipoli Peninsula, however, Ottoman artillery and naval mines were able to sink many of the ships before they could do any significant damage to the coastal defenses.
The Allies now knew that if they were to defeat the Ottomans it would have to be on land, and so in April 1915, the Gallipoli landings commenced.
In the early morning, thousands of Allied soldiers, which included many men from Australia and New Zealand, climbed into small wooden rowboats and were sent ashore at various points along the peninsula.
Ottoman resistance in many areas was fierce and many of the soldiers were killed before they reached the shore, despite this, by the end of the day, all of the beaches where the Allies landed had been captured.
The initial success did not last however, as Ottoman reinforcements arrived and secured the hills above the coast, halting any significant advance by the Allies.
Fighting would continue in the following months, with neither side being able to achieve a decisive victory, until December, with their soldiers not much closer to Constantinople than when they first landed ashore, the Allies made the decision to cease their attacks at Gallipoli and evacuate the peninsula.
In the end, close to 60,000 Allied soldiers and an estimated 60,000-90,000 Ottomans soldiers lost their lives in the Gallipoli Campaign.
3rd photo in the summary credit: Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-S29571 / CC-BY-SA 3.0 
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Another fantastic LEGO animation. Great work!
yes comrade
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@@Madduckk communism better
1:29 that reload is impeccable
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Rest In Peace to all the British, Australians, New Zealanders, French and Turkish soldiers who fought and died at Gallipoli, lest we forget
Yea nobody seems to care about the french involvement.
@@Klein_head Nobody cares about French. Irrelevant since Napolean.
Both army didnt want to fight
But nobody cared
Thankd ı am turkish but fuck british fuck imperialism but love anzac
@@kotuoyuncu1232 Thanks
Being Australian 🇦🇺 we grew up knowing this and remember them on ANZAC Day every year. A very big part of our history. The only complaint is that the hats are on the wrong way. They are raised on the left not the right. Great effects
My complaint is that, here, the Turks are using American M1903 Springfield rifles. I'm pretty sure that they actually used K98 Mausers.
Anyways the anzac soldiers didnt want the fight in wide from their homeland
I’m New Zealander so this stop motion is important to all Australians and New Zealanders
@@txgunguy2766 idk if there are lego prints of specific guns
@@hochigaming14yearsago90
The Lego Aussies here had the correct SMLE Mk3. Some with and some without bayonets.
It could be nice to see the scene of bullet impacting to another bullet or enemies (allied and ottomans) sharing food and stuff to each other. There are letters from Anzac commanders about all the stories in Gallipoli. Big respect to soldiers who fought for both sides.
Another amazing animation. The Gallipolli Campaign was catastrophic for both sides. Anyone had no idea why were they fighting. Born as a Turkish, may all of the soldiers' (no matter if they are Ottoman or ANZAC or British) souls rest in eternal peace
well said.
@@Klein_head Thanks
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn;
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning,
We will remember them.
Lest we forget, the Ottomans and ANZACs and British and French who fought and perished in the scorching trenches and on the towering cliffs.
@@carrott36 as an Aussie... that was beautiful mate. thank you.
Incredible work as always! Awesome!
Hi LCM brick show, your videos are great!
HAHAHAHA I FOUND YOU (because your comment was on top so nothing special💀)
Another goat in Lego animation
sende çanakleyle ilgili vidyo yapsan fena olmaz
And again, one of the most amazing animators the world has seen!
You know the both ironic and tragic thing about this video is that it basically sums up the whole Gallipoli experience for ANZACs: getting off of a beach.
Fantastic video by the way, well done!
Thank you once more for such an amazing animation, JD
Cliffs of Gallipoli
by Sabaton:
Hear them whisper
Voices from the other side
Hear them calling
Former foes now friends are resting side by side
They will never
Leave our hearts or fade away
Live forever
They were far too young to die in such a way
How many wasted lives
How many dreams did fade away
Broken promises they won't be coming home
Oh mothers wipe your tears
Your sons will rest a million years
Found their peace at last
As foe turned to friend and forgive
And they knew they'd die
Gallipoli
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life, Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
Hell is waiting where the ocean meets the sand
Cliffs of burden
Where the soldiers rushed into a certain death
At the shoreline
Blood of heroes stains the land light a candle
One for each of them who fought and died in vain
There is no enemy
There is no victory
Only boys who lost their lives in the sand
Young men were sacrificed
Their names are carved in stone and kept alive
And forever we will honour the memory of them
And they knew they would die
Gallipoli
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life, Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
How many wasted lives
How many dreams did fade away
Broken promises
They won't be coming home
Oh mothers wipe your tears
Your sons will rest a million years
Found their peace at last
As foe turned to friend and forgive
And they knew they would die
Gallipoli
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life, Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
This is my favourite sabaton song and I'm so happy it was made into the animation
I have this in my playlist lol
@@Darkdestroyer21 He didn't use Sabatons song or the video would have copyright in it.
No way, man I wanted to do the same, like write this song here, but I'm too late
"There's no enemy, there's no victory, only boys who lost their lives in the sand"
Man I was about to write something like this, good thing I checked
This is awesome! I'm amazed how quickly you managed to get this out. The set looks amazing and the animation quality is as high as ever.
True
I agree
Biz bu günlere bu sayede geldik. Mekanları cennet olsun.
Evet
🤓
😢
LET US FIGHT UNTILL WE DIE
🇩🇿🇹🇷🇵🇸🇱🇾🇶🇦🇮🇶🇷🇺🇨🇺
This is the first Lego stop motion video that I have seen on Gallipoli, thank you for these ANZAC troops deserved more. For an Aussie this means a lot.
This animation is wonderful!
Yep
Ikr
Wonderful animation! Best ai ever seen!! 😁😃
Fantastic animation as always. RIP to the brave souls that fought on all sides
as an Aussie, this is my new fav lego stop motion of all time
This is actual artistry. I cant even imagine how many hours of filming this took
Absolutely brilliant. It’s insane that this is a stop motion. Looks so fluid!! Great job again.
brilliant! truly showed the futility of the Gallipoli Campaign. Again, great animation!
Amk
woah could it really be!! it jd!
lol nice try scammer
my comment was sarcastic
The Best Lego War Channel...
In 0:19 I love that moustache on the Ottoman soldier you can tell that guy is Turkish:D. I really like the fact that one of my favourite channels sent a video of the battle of Gallipoli as a Turk. Greetings from Dublin and keep up the great videos
Kanallın çok güzel tuna
Teşekkür ederim :)
Rica ederim
As a Brit, I have nothing but respect for the Australian, New Zealander and French soldiers who fought alongside our own lads at Gallipoli. Respect to the fallen Ottoman soldiers too far fighting to protect their homeland. Lest we forget 🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🇦🇺🇳🇿🇲🇫🇹🇷
Yeah as a german i should stay quiet when its the theme ww2 but thats ww1 so
If I could ask why are most of brits aussis so proud about the fallen soldiers I mean they musent attacked them didnt they
@@Rex_Productions0 we're not "proud" or "patriotic" about our fallen soldiers, we're just respectful towards them. Whenever the 11th of November comes, we take time to think and reflect on the lives lost not just in WW1, but in all wars
@@oliversherman2414 11th day of the 11 hour of the 11th month (remembrance day) for all wars then, there is Anzac Day which is for ww1 which remembers and respects what our brethren did for our lands and world in ww1
@@user-by4ko9tr9d Anzac Day is actually from WW1. It remembers the fallen Aussies and New Zealanders from Gallipoli
@@oliversherman2414 oh shit cheers mate though it was ww2
*Wow!*
Beautiful animation and historical accuracy
The absurdity of the bloodshed in war is so paramount that even when represented by little Lego characters, it still seems like an unimaginable disposal of human life.
The music really set a harrowing and forlorn tone to this one. Excellent job 👌. A truly great way to reinvigorate the telling of history
Man this is awesome! Everything of your work is always perfect. You’re such an inspiration, thanks for sharing your work!
This animation reminds me of the Battlefield 1 campaign mission “The Runner” which starts on the second day of the landing on the beach and later has you be positioned as a runner it was a very great mission and one of my favorites
Samee
Is the Best missiom
@@SirJuan1945 Yeah after the tank mission
Another fantastic LEGO animation. Great work
Hi!!!!! As a New Zealander I was born to know all the facts and ANXAC day and all that, 2 of my faveroute Lego you tubers I watch have seen this and I’m so pleased amazing work, can’t wait for the next one!😮😮😮
Greetings. I am writing from Russia. These are just incredible films. The quality is at the highest level! I'm amazed. There are not enough words to describe the beauty of your work done. You showed different warriors, including the Second World War. I understand that it would be brazen to ask me alone, but I would like to see some Soviet battles. The war in Afghanistan or the same World War II. I would show it to everyone and would be incredibly happy. Of course, if you don't want to do this, I understand you. But still... that would be one of the best things I could look at. Thanks
I think this is a really good representation of the Gallipoli campaign. I think it would be cool if you did the battle of berlin as well.
“And let’s face it you’re not all that great, you tossed away lives in Gallipoli like they were scraps off your plate! You should be ashamed of your military honor!” Theodore Roosevelt
Wow! Amazing work as always man! This had me on the edge of my chair the entire time!
We often think of how scary it is to to be a soldier in D-Day, but we rarely think of a soldier storming another beach with little to no protection and a weak rifle.
Ikr the ANZACs were basically cannon fodder
@@australianmasterchief not really Anzac cove was the Anzac front the brits had there own front at Helles were they lost tens of thousands of men
I would say D Day would still be worse no disrespect to the Anzacs but the landings at Anzac cove were met by scattered Turkish centuries because they weren’t expecting them to land a little bit more to the right so the Anzacs weren’t met by machine guns on the beach and well entrenched troops and fortifications but what made the Anzac cove landings deadly was the terrain and the fight in the hills and gully’s and lack of communication. Company’s of men would be lost and the Turks with better knowledge of the area were able to out position them and shoot at them from above and concentrate there efforts on one group at a time making sure that the Anzacs were not able to group up and over power them.
@@ruthlessgaming3869 at least the allies won D-day
@@australianmasterchief yeah but the Anzacs did good too they were just in harsher terrain
Anzacs will live on forever 🇦🇺🇳🇿🙏
The animation is so smooth,great job👍
It's just so beautiful and realistic, amazing work!
Legend never fails to impress...the visual effects and animation fluidity are incredible! Love your work as always.
What a masterpiece! Well done 👍🏻
Love how the smoke and water affects turned out. Once again you have done an amazing job! 👍
Love the ship designs! Animation was incredible as usual.
Very well done. Thank you. Interesting fact, Newfoundland fought for the British and have many graves in Gallipoli war cemeteries. During the time of the First World War (1914-18), Newfoundland was a dominion of the British Empire and not yet a part of Canada. Thank you again.
Whoaaaaa.... that's absolutely amazing! It looks like it belongs in a movie theater!
Very nice work, high quality of effects and will have taken loads of effort. Great to see some history facts at the end.
Hot dang this is well done, each animation seems to be getting better and better!
You can really *feel* the impact when a soldier is shot, or when a body hits the ground, I love it.
It's a darn shame we don't see much said about this campaign...
Move to Australia or New Zealand if you want to learn more, there’s tons of emphasis put on it here.
@@carrott36 Yeah for me that's about as easy as [Insert super difficult thing here]
@@anoriginalname410 I’ve found a really difficult thing - me going to Belgium to see Waterloo :D
Vatana için ölen şehitlerimize mekanı cennet olsun
Your stop-motions are the most historically accurate that I’ve ever seen.
Its nice that u have included a little history short in the end of these videos
This is a professional standard, man!
Great video.
You portrayed both sides fairly, no bias.
I love the hand to hand combat. It feels and looks great.
One thing that would make this video historically accurate is switching this to real humans instead of lego, as WWII Service members were humans not play characters.
@@poster5887 Do you get annoyed when animation studios do stuff with ww1 because its not real people?
@@poster5887 no they were legos, get ur history right dude!
The gun impacts were really incredible to watch!
I never thought I would be shown and taught the horrors of war through a Lego animation
How many wasted lives
How many dreams did fade away
Broken promises they won't be coming home
Oh mothers wipe your tears
Your sons will rest a million years
Found their peace at last
As foe turned to friend and forgive
And they knew they'd die
Learning about Gallipoli was kinda weird for me because I am Australian but also Turkish as well…ya…so every time I went to write an essay about that invasion my parent would often come into my room and talk to me about it and I’ll admit it was kinda bias but I’m still proud to be an Australian and just a month ago I went to Gallipoli and went to the Turkish cemetery there and it’s was and still is a bit weird seeing both side of the same conflict, from being at the beaches of Gallipoli to every year giving one minute of silence to the ANZACS is a bit odd but cool at the same time
WWI is weird already because one can't clearly say that one side was the good guy and the other the bad guy. In the end...it was a tragedy for the innocent soldiers both sides.
Absolutely beautiful work can't imagine finding all these bricks and making the actual scenes is an easy feat at all
this is a amazing animation as someone who had a few family members fought at Gallipoli this is a good way to show what ww1 was like
Another masterpiece of stop motion. Keep up the good work!
Few requests:
-Brusilov Offensive
-Battle of Westerplatte.
-Finnish Winter War
-Operation Barbarossa
-Stalingrad
-Kursk
Yeah, I’m a a sucker for the Eastern Front.
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@jimkow you’re a scam.
Awesome video, i’ve been waiting to see a Gallipoli stop-motion
thank you for covering an often overlooked part of the war
Respect from Turkey🇹🇷🇬🇧🇳🇿
Me as a New Zealander this makes me so happy to know that people really care about our country, unfortunately the ANZAC’s lost the war and the ANZAC’s took heavy casualties. RIP for all the Anzacs that died. 😞😞
Same
You do Awesome work! Don't ever let anything get in your way; just keep doing what we all come here for lol. The artillery was fantastic and the overall quality was superb!
I like how the death animation is nice
The Ottoman army would not fire until the enemy got onto the beach during the Battle of Gallipoli due to lack of ammunition, still everything looks accurate apart from that.
Evet
I’ve heard accounts that rowing the boat was a dangerous job due to incoming Ottoman fire and the fact that if you were rowing you were more exposed and couldn’t return fire, showing that the Ottomans did indeed fire as their opponents approaches in their boats.
@@carrott36cruel ottomans
@@OrthoKarter Not cruel, they were defending their homeland from us
@@carrott36 im sure that you would also claim the armenian genodice was “defense”
WOW you made this really fast compared to the Bismarck, I understand how it took long to make the boat itself. about the Gallipoli Campaign i thought the Anzacs had captured the beach? But still they lost. This was an awesome animation, Keep It Up!!!
The end of the video clearly states that they did...
Best lego war animations ever, but it would be nice to see when ANZACs get shot on the boat the fall out and splash in the water. And the water turns slightly red.
Another incredible stop motion mate. Well done. 👍
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Nobody cares
Ben Bir Türk olarak hem bizle birlikte savaşan Alman askerlerini ve Anzak İngiliz ve Fransız askerlerini sevgi ve saygı ile anıyorum🇹🇷🇩🇪🇬🇧🇫🇷🇦🇺🇳🇿
Birde daha fazla Türk tarihi savaşlar yapmalısın
yes specially the mehmet sultan {who captured constantinople)
@@Sultan-Zaviyar-Rehan no
@@Sultan-Zaviyar-Rehanthats disgusting
The greatest brickfilms come from this channel!
This is so smooth that I can't even believe it's stop motion!
Turkeyyyy🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
I’m Aussie and whenever we have Anzac Day we always have remembered gallipoli.
YOU and LMC brickshow made a new stopmotion my day cant be better
My great grandfather fought at Gallipoli. It's so cool to see a stop motion about it :D
Man you always outdo yourself, really incredible and inspiring work. Keep it up!!
These just keep getting better and better!
haven't watched a lego stopmotion in years and man it looks really awesome even till this day
So clean and smoothly make a stop motion
This is great! Being from Newfoundland a lot of my relatives fought in this battle and it’s cool to see that in lego
This is the best lego war stop motion ive seen, may those who fell rest in peace
Intimations get better and better easily one of my favorite Lego animator
Great to see a quality stop motion on the Ottoman front. Not a lot of media I've seen looks at that part of WWI.
dude your are setting the bench mark for WW1 lego videos! Keep it up!
Wow, absolutley Amazing!
Your work is always the best. And the background music is perfect.
I love this film more than any other video I feel there’s more impact because I can see the pain in the Lego guys faces as they get hit
Bro made this for a history project
Ngl is pretty good very historic look at how much effort you used on this lego stop motion good job :D
A brilliant Lego film. May those who fell at Gallipoli never be forgotten.
Lest we forget.
Great work buddy! I love your animations
This is really cool! I've never seen this battle before. It's like D-Day but in WW1!!
Not quite. The fighting lasted months as it quickly devolved into trench warfare in the scorching environment. The allied soldiers retreated into a place now known as ANZAC cove after incredible amounts of fighting, before making a miraculous retreat with the only casualty being a sailor who fell off his boat. Whilst people love to compare it to D-Day, it really wasn’t much like it.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn;
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning,
We will remember them.
Lest we forget. Not just the ANZACs or French or British or Ottomans, but the terrible danger they faced. I hope the trend isn’t continued that the campaign constantly gets labelled as no more than a failed Normandy. No fault of yours at all. 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇬🇧🇫🇷🇹🇷
@@carrott36 That's pretty cool I didn't know the background of the story. Cool battle however.
Fantastic animation, keep up the good work, we are loving them!😀
YESS! You make great Lego videos and everyone’s probably waiting for more!
Amazing job! This one game out quick!
Awesome video! And congrats on reaching 700k subs!
Insane, this has improve in every way
Thanks for letting us remember what happened in the history of the world and doing it I such a fun way
Thank you for representing Australia, New Zealand, and Britain
Fantastic animation. Keep up the good work!!!
as a Turk, it is gratifying to remember that we also took part in the war. we are one of the countries that have received the heaviest loss of land. I have read many books and watched movies about Gallipoli, as well as a TV series shot by Australians! I went to visit the Çanakkale Monument when I was very young, now I want to go again. All soldiers who fight bravely deserve respect. Respect for all soldiers who defended their homeland.
And stop saying Constantinople, this is Istanbul. Istanbul is our city and it has to be called whatever we want.
Historically and at this time it was called Constantinople lest we forget Both Turkish, Australian, New Zealanders and British soilders🇹🇷❤️🇦🇺🇳🇿🇬🇧
@@B52wegotarunner Yes, at that time the Turks also called it Konstantiniyye. I found out about it later, too. and yes, humanity should never forget how much imperialism harms innocent people. 💚