I have been to Little Bighorn, it is more hilly and not made of legos. It is a quite sobering place to visit. Unlike many battlefields, it is actually little different than it was 150 years ago. You can really get a feel for it
I believe that there were actually two survivors of the battle. Frank Finkel was shot early in the battle, & he rode off to get reinforcements & to get his own wound fixed. The other was Myles Comanche who was shot seven times. He was near dead when reinforcements picked him & took care of him.
Custer splits his command and all of the men fighting directly under him are killed but there are more under Reno and Benteen who are engaged on another part of the battlefield and manage to hold their position. One additional company tries to get through to Custer on Last Stand Hill but see that there are just too many natives and have to withdraw. An amateur historian did a great multipart documentary on the 7th cavalry and the battle. ruclips.net/video/fkVla_9ajak/видео.html
Dwarven, you point out there were 2 survivors, but youre wrong. Benteen and Reno's command, and that of the pack train, had hundreds of survivors, about 400-450. From Custer's detachment, all of the men were killed, and Frank Finkel is an unconfirmed survivor, likely a myth. You mention that Myles Comanche was shot but survived, you fail to mention that he was a HORSE.
I really like this. Most battle animations are just people shooting at each other, but this one is astonishing. Something new every moment. Filled with action. Keep it up.
Many of the Natives in this battle were actually "better" armed than the US soldiers. They had a lot of lever action winchesters and henrys while the 7th cavalry had single shot breach loading springfield rifles (which ARE more accurate but, slower reload) The Natives had everything from traditional weapons to black powder muskets to the most advanced rifles of the time. a large variety of weapons.
But I thought they lost because they couldn't compete with western guns. Minus tricks like small pox blankets. Which is the most evil . That's Hillary Clinton levels of evil.
+Random Thoughts that is still true overall, they COULDN'T compete with European weapons. Even if they acquired them through trade they didn't have the resources for constant replenishing of ammunition. But, in this particular battle they had more advanced weapons. Custer had the option to bring Gatling Guns on this campaign and he was like "nah, I won't need them". Often times when the US lost battles to natives it was because they underestimated them. A guy named Fetterman said he could conquer the whole Sioux nation with 80 good men. Him and his 80 men were massacred by a group of Lakota led by Crazy Horse.
@@thatN7guy982 no he said you cant use em for fighting Indians in that terrain. Cannons have been used against camps but the men operating the cannons would get picked off by indian marksmen or flanked. He needed to be mobile like him taking no supply wagons etc
The most advanced weapon at the time in my opinion was the French chassepot
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The 7th had the Springfield,single shot Carbine.A lot of the Indians had Winchester and Henry repeaters.Custer was out-manned,out-gunned and out-manoeuvred.A skirmish he never had to fight.
@@LuisMaldunadus It is true that parents often are too cautious with exposing their kids to violence and raunchiness on TV. While I get the sentiment, I do have to say that kids can take more than you think.
"There's trouble's in Lego city!! Build the Calvary man and the infantryman to save the day ,HEY, fight back the American natives and win a piece of dessert with the new sets of lego city"
@@praetorianbricks2115 no ofcourse im on tablet lenovo yoooooo. Anyway i dont want to use imovie because i dont have enough space anyway but i dont need it because i have downloaded explosion and gund sounds
@I Hate Toy Story 4 well once I read your first comment I Google what Sitting Bull said and he said "murdered." I am going to say that I did not quote what he said word for word. Once I had Google what Sitting Bull said, he this if I remember correctly "they said I had murdered Custer. The fool rode himself to own death."
As much as people may not like to hear it We came to America, the natives couldn't defend it from us. Its ours now. That's how war and conquering has always worked. In Canada we're told constantly we should thank the natives for the land we have. Like no I think I'd rather thank the settlers
Very nice work. It was very touching to me (considering that I'm of native American ethnicity myself) I'm greatful my tribe was never found at the time and we were able to continue on to this day.
Well done video. Obviously a lot of time and effort put into it. Archaeological evidence points to the "Last Stand" being total myth. More like "Last Run For Your Life". Custer expected a slaughter, just not his own.
@@paddyshotgun1792 Back during the 1800s. The military and government were major assholes to everyone, including themselves. I'll thank them for their service for WW1 and after but not before.
THEY ARE NATIVE AMERICANS, They are called Indians because Christopher Columbus thought that he was in India when he traveled to America so he called them Indians.
@@paddyshotgun1792 Ah yes, storming a camp and trying to force your enemies to shoot at their own children. Not to mention the u.s had enough land to fill millions of homes back to the east and most of that land that was fought over in order to force tribes into small reservations is not used today.
Even the Chief Logpoles told Little Big Man his women under the 🦬🦬 🦬 hides were" A GREAT COPULATION" They say Little Big Man's descendants are over 500,000. That's a historical hysterical 🤣 fact!
More historically accurate than some documentaries I've seen (looking at you, (Non-) History Channel! Except for the sabers...they left them at the Powder River depot.
There’s quite a few things he did get wrong though, for one Custer was dressed in all buck skins that day and usually was. Also, we don’t know for 100% certain how he died. Obviously he died that day, but there’s dozens of different accounts given by the Sioux warriors who were there. Many different Sioux claimed they killed him and a few said they witnessed Custer shoot himself as they closed in on him and the few remaining Calvary men. A few other sioux said he fled on horseback and was shot off his horse and others say he got away. You should read the book ‘Son of the Morning Star’ by Evan S. Connell if you’re interested.
While White Cow Bull and oral history do talk about a soldier in a buckskin coat shot at the river, it's very unlikely that soldier was Custer. It could have been any of the other officers since many were dressed similarly to Custer. If Custer was wounded at the river, he likely would have been taken to Calhoun Hill since it's a safer and way less exposed position than Last Stand Hill. Also, Indian accounts say that the soldiers who rode down to the river were on grey horses (undoubtedly Company E), which means if an officer was wounded or killed at the river, it more likely would have been 1st Lieutenant Algernon Smith or 2nd Lieutenant James Sturgis. Despite that, this is a pretty cool video.
The losses of the Sioux were only about 20 to 30 warriors, but they paid a dear price for the victory, one they never recovered from. Soon after, US forces would roll over them and render the Sioux nation a non-player.
@@JaredOtto No, D.C. sent more men and eventually raided and destroyed most of the Sioux encampments. Some fled to Canada but the majority stayed behind and slowly saw neighboring tribes pressured by the Federals turn on them. Eventually, most were either killed, died from starvation/disease or were rounded up and forced onto Indian reservations.
John Bytnar as a stop motion channel, I can confirm that’s one of the least hardest things you just take a picture reposition further down the blue base baseplate and repeat, you can had studs to add a better effect but in all it’s one of the easiest parts. The more hard parts would be to make people fall off the horses and make the arrow fly.
Notifaction to any kid 8 or under, the INDIANS HAD RIFLES. It’s historical. Edit: lord calm down that I called them Indians.... I was just replying to all the people who thought that the Indians didn’t have rifles. Jeez. Huh I can’t find those comments now... oh well Unnecessary edit: good lord why do I have to do this... well... Muskets can be called rifles, and also, they still used bows, hatchets, and all that. They gained them through trade or dead bodies if you wanna go that far, ok? Good lord my most popular comment is telling people that Indians (native Americans for the easily offended in the comments) had possession of rifles.
Jack The skeleton people are saying native Americans though it doesn’t matter what you call them personally I’ve always heard it as Indians and that’s what I call them
It gives one a visual sense as well as the atmosphere, although it's just plastic Lego. Great effort because it is fun as well as very useful for homework at school
Well done. Yes most of the Indians were better armed than the troopers who mainly had carbines...native warriors were armed with a mix of weapons including powerful Winchesters. They sniped at the cavalry troopers from long distance until the very end at the battle.
Das einzigste was Ich mir wünschen würde wäre Vielleicht mal bei einem Stamm zu Besuch sein zu Dürfen und das wir miteinander reden egal über was! Einfach die Zeit Genießen und Ich will sehen wie Ihr Essen macht !
@@Justin-pe9cl In the end of the battle, Custer found himself on the defensive with nowhere to hide and nowhere to run as mainly everyone in his battalion was dead. His body was found near Custer Hill, also known as Last Stand Hill, alongside the bodies of 40 of his men, including his brother and nephew, and dozens of dead horses.
By the end of this stop motion, 10 U.S soldiers/ cavalry men lost their lives, and 2 natives died. rest in peace lego people
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@@thekhans2823 dude its lego stupid cant take a joke bitch
Bryan Hernandez he’s obviously being sarcastic seems your the one who can’t take a joke
I have been to Little Bighorn, it is more hilly and not made of legos. It is a quite sobering place to visit. Unlike many battlefields, it is actually little different than it was 150 years ago. You can really get a feel for it
I believe that there were actually two survivors of the battle. Frank Finkel was shot early in the battle, & he rode off to get reinforcements & to get his own wound fixed. The other was Myles Comanche who was shot seven times. He was near dead when reinforcements picked him & took care of him.
Custer splits his command and all of the men fighting directly under him are killed but there are more under Reno and Benteen who are engaged on another part of the battlefield and manage to hold their position. One additional company tries to get through to Custer on Last Stand Hill but see that there are just too many natives and have to withdraw. An amateur historian did a great multipart documentary on the 7th cavalry and the battle. ruclips.net/video/fkVla_9ajak/видео.html
No
Dwarven, you point out there were 2 survivors, but youre wrong. Benteen and Reno's command, and that of the pack train, had hundreds of survivors, about 400-450. From Custer's detachment, all of the men were killed, and Frank Finkel is an unconfirmed survivor, likely a myth. You mention that Myles Comanche was shot but survived, you fail to mention that he was a HORSE.
Lego History nice
I really like this. Most battle animations are just people shooting at each other, but this one is astonishing. Something new every moment. Filled with action. Keep it up.
Many of the Natives in this battle were actually "better" armed than the US soldiers. They had a lot of lever action winchesters and henrys while the 7th cavalry had single shot breach loading springfield rifles (which ARE more accurate but, slower reload)
The Natives had everything from traditional weapons to black powder muskets to the most advanced rifles of the time. a large variety of weapons.
But I thought they lost because they couldn't compete with western guns. Minus tricks like small pox blankets. Which is the most evil . That's Hillary Clinton levels of evil.
+Random Thoughts that is still true overall, they COULDN'T compete with European weapons. Even if they acquired them through trade they didn't have the resources for constant replenishing of ammunition. But, in this particular battle they had more advanced weapons.
Custer had the option to bring Gatling Guns on this campaign and he was like "nah, I won't need them". Often times when the US lost battles to natives it was because they underestimated them.
A guy named Fetterman said he could conquer the whole Sioux nation with 80 good men. Him and his 80 men were massacred by a group of Lakota led by Crazy Horse.
Custer actually had gatling guns in his supply train but was so eager for a quick victory he didnt want to wait for them
@@thatN7guy982 no he said you cant use em for fighting Indians in that terrain. Cannons have been used against camps but the men operating the cannons would get picked off by indian marksmen or flanked. He needed to be mobile like him taking no supply wagons etc
The most advanced weapon at the time in my opinion was the French chassepot
The 7th had the Springfield,single shot Carbine.A lot of the Indians had Winchester and Henry repeaters.Custer was out-manned,out-gunned and out-manoeuvred.A skirmish he never had to fight.
Angel Mcfadden Neat to know, but nobody really appreciates history smart boys
I love how graphic this video is, despite being made up of Lego.
Doesn't look that bad to me; there really isn't any bloodline nor is it that detailed
Lol try watching Brick Dictator
And you know what is the most ridiculous statements parents had said? Too violent. These people are next level Flanders lmao
@@LuisMaldunadus It is true that parents often are too cautious with exposing their kids to violence and raunchiness on TV.
While I get the sentiment, I do have to say that kids can take more than you think.
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"There's trouble's in Lego city!! Build the Calvary man and the infantryman to save the day ,HEY, fight back the American natives and win a piece of dessert with the new sets of lego city"
that was amazing, the atmosphere, the music, the effects. everything was just amazing
thanks I appreciate it :)
And the minifigures too, they're so old, how did you get money for them
What I like about JD brick productions is that you don't have the feeling that you're watching an episode of ROBOT CHICKEN.
Keep up the fantastic work and always keep me updated on your latest videos that are the best and will always be the best in the world.💘❤
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1:00 I just noticed the symbol from the Lakota flag (the very tribe fighting here).
Great attention to detail.
Wow this stop-motion was so intricately put together. Well done!
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I love these videos
Awesome job, keep up the good work!
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@@TheGreekroyalist13 are you android? If you’re IOS then use IMovie and just download stock sounds or something.
@@praetorianbricks2115 no ofcourse im on tablet lenovo yoooooo. Anyway i dont want to use imovie because i dont have enough space anyway but i dont need it because i have downloaded explosion and gund sounds
@@TheGreekroyalist13 alright, this was of course a decently old comment
@Selma Pereira Lopes You're also Australian?
"I did not murdered Custer. The fool rode himself to his own death." ~Sitting Bull
*Custer, not "cluster"
@@SStupendous oops.
@@spencergarner4213 No hard feelings, but Custer would be turning in his grave knowing someone called him "cluster" XD
@I Hate Toy Story 4 nope. It's murdered.
@I Hate Toy Story 4 well once I read your first comment I Google what Sitting Bull said and he said "murdered." I am going to say that I did not quote what he said word for word. Once I had Google what Sitting Bull said, he this if I remember correctly "they said I had murdered Custer. The fool rode himself to own death."
my grandpa told me how my great-great grandpa fought in this battle on the native side. thanks for making this! my great great grandpa would be proud!
your welcome :)
As much as people may not like to hear it
We came to America, the natives couldn't defend it from us. Its ours now.
That's how war and conquering has always worked. In Canada we're told constantly we should thank the natives for the land we have. Like no I think I'd rather thank the settlers
Very nice work. It was very touching to me (considering that I'm of native American ethnicity myself) I'm greatful my tribe was never found at the time and we were able to continue on to this day.
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Well done video. Obviously a lot of time and effort put into it.
Archaeological evidence points to the "Last Stand" being total myth. More like "Last Run For Your Life".
Custer expected a slaughter, just not his own.
So good, I actually did travel to little big horn
thanks
Been there several times. Each time something’s been added.
Robert Sander you should visit the Civil War national parks too, there like That!
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Don Don that must have been interesting.
First
To congrats the Indians for shooting those rifles so well
Congrats for the American service men who fought to fight for what they thought was right.
@@paddyshotgun1792
Back during the 1800s. The military and government were major assholes to everyone, including themselves. I'll thank them for their service for WW1 and after but not before.
THEY ARE NATIVE AMERICANS, They are called Indians because Christopher Columbus thought that he was in India when he traveled to America so he called them Indians.
Khriizzy yeah but when they did a poll more of them preferred the term Indian as Native American was too broad and didn’t fit them
@@paddyshotgun1792 Ah yes, storming a camp and trying to force your enemies to shoot at their own children. Not to mention the u.s had enough land to fill millions of homes back to the east and most of that land that was fought over in order to force tribes into small reservations is not used today.
Now I want to re-watch 'Little Big Man'.
Good music, and I liked the river effects.
Even the Chief Logpoles told Little Big Man his women under the 🦬🦬 🦬 hides were" A GREAT COPULATION" They say Little Big Man's descendants are over 500,000. That's a historical hysterical 🤣 fact!
Nice job on this! Really enjoyed it
thanks btw I really like your films :)
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@@JDBrickProductions 3 years ago do you like?????
I was in a recreation of this historic battle (mostly I live in Montana) but I played a part as a Calvary man
Ninja Cat almost, I was "shot" for the script I was in the shoulder and bled to death
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I was just about to say did u also play that dead corpse next to Custer?
Yes actually I did I was on my horse, shot and I feel beside the man who was Custer
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Nice touch with the snake 🐍 in the beginning!
thanks
Yeah!!!
@@JDBrickProductions no offence but Is ur response to anything thanks lol
More historically accurate than some documentaries I've seen (looking at you, (Non-) History Channel! Except for the sabers...they left them at the Powder River depot.
There’s quite a few things he did get wrong though, for one Custer was dressed in all buck skins that day and usually was. Also, we don’t know for 100% certain how he died. Obviously he died that day, but there’s dozens of different accounts given by the Sioux warriors who were there. Many different Sioux claimed they killed him and a few said they witnessed Custer shoot himself as they closed in on him and the few remaining Calvary men. A few other sioux said he fled on horseback and was shot off his horse and others say he got away. You should read the book ‘Son of the Morning Star’ by Evan S. Connell if you’re interested.
They left the sabers behind to be quicker, also no Gatling Guns or artillery.
While White Cow Bull and oral history do talk about a soldier in a buckskin coat shot at the river, it's very unlikely that soldier was Custer. It could have been any of the other officers since many were dressed similarly to Custer. If Custer was wounded at the river, he likely would have been taken to Calhoun Hill since it's a safer and way less exposed position than Last Stand Hill. Also, Indian accounts say that the soldiers who rode down to the river were on grey horses (undoubtedly Company E), which means if an officer was wounded or killed at the river, it more likely would have been 1st Lieutenant Algernon Smith or 2nd Lieutenant James Sturgis.
Despite that, this is a pretty cool video.
Your animation is best of all I've ever seen.
This was top quality. My students enjoyed the video. :)
The losses of the Sioux were only about 20 to 30 warriors, but they paid a dear price for the victory, one they never recovered from. Soon after, US forces would roll over them and render the Sioux nation a non-player.
I thought they retreated into Canada where the US couldn’t reach them.
@@JaredOtto No, D.C. sent more men and eventually raided and destroyed most of the Sioux encampments. Some fled to Canada but the majority stayed behind and slowly saw neighboring tribes pressured by the Federals turn on them. Eventually, most were either killed, died from starvation/disease or were rounded up and forced onto Indian reservations.
crazy how 20-30 casualties can ultimately change the fight
Wow good job all your vids are so cool and accurate I subscribed
Well done, I know stop motion is hard and I appreciated the effect of the man floating down the river
John Bytnar as a stop motion channel, I can confirm that’s one of the least hardest things you just take a picture reposition further down the blue base baseplate and repeat, you can had studs to add a better effect but in all it’s one of the easiest parts. The more hard parts would be to make people fall off the horses and make the arrow fly.
@@vms5163 yes, as another stop motion channel I also agree that flowing water isn't that hard, the harder parts will be the arrow fire etc
great video, love the history and glad it is appreciated because last stand hill is badass
I have not seen a good animation in a long time😦🔫🤠
History told by Legos. Who knew?? I like the bummed-out cavalry soldier. He knew he wasn't gonna get out alive.
Notifaction to any kid 8 or under, the INDIANS HAD RIFLES. It’s historical.
Edit: lord calm down that I called them Indians.... I was just replying to all the people who thought that the Indians didn’t have rifles. Jeez. Huh I can’t find those comments now... oh well
Unnecessary edit: good lord why do I have to do this... well... Muskets can be called rifles, and also, they still used bows, hatchets, and all that. They gained them through trade or dead bodies if you wanna go that far, ok? Good lord my most popular comment is telling people that Indians (native Americans for the easily offended in the comments) had possession of rifles.
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You mean native americans
Native Americans. How I know?Cause I'm one.
That guy Needs a name I’m p so yay I don’t have to read
Jack The skeleton people are saying native Americans though it doesn’t matter what you call them personally I’ve always heard it as Indians and that’s what I call them
It gives one a visual sense as well as the atmosphere, although it's just plastic Lego. Great effort because it is fun as well as very useful for homework at school
0:59 that face lmao.
Love it! Maxing job LEGO Man!
thanks
Cool stop motion
Even though this video is created in 2018 it still looks great! One of the best Lego stop motion ever!
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good luck and good luck for your channel
3:15 it’s incredible how the legs flop up then drop after the Native American dies. This is an incredible channel.
Love your tree builds
This guy deserves more subs
A movie of my people defending their land with all they’ve got
the government slaughtered my people many years ago
@@benjaminnoggle4548 indeed and they talk about Us minorities being illegal imagrants
I salute their character but it’s a good thing their way ended.
Americans will Pay the price for that
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The Natives have all the Right by her Side! Crazy Horse, Geronimo, Sitting Bull I LOVE YOU and I am by your Side with my Soul!
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Bruh these videos are so good
Nice vid bro!👍😁✋awesome!
thanks
So cool man love it keep it up 👍🏾
Was the guy shot in shoulder meant to be Custer?
yes
Duh
That was accurate; he was shot in the left side of his chest, and in the head, either one would have been fatal.
Damn dude your lucky, JD commented on your comment
I can’t get enough of your videos! They are outstanding! 👍
Thats was awesome and cool
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Brother you are one of the people who make the most effort in this world keep it up
Beautiful stop motion! You're really good at these kinds of videos (Western in particular)
thanks
like how accurately you portrayed the Indians and how they would ride their horses without a saddle.
This film very cool, and I say:very nice work
thanks
I’m glad this made its way to my recommended
The flowing was a great idea!
WOW!!! this is amazing, great work!!! Love it!!!
That was awesome!
thanks
he actully reads our commets
Learned about this ap us history and gotta say it was impressive of natives but sad as it was their last victory
Historical battle. Very Good!
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Superbe !! Bravo pour le travail !! Very very good from France
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Amazing stopmotion
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Lego Man Productions Your welcome
Nice Job Mate.☺👍
Wow! Fantastic, of all the historical stop motions, I think you make the best
Good job! Awesome animation! (:
thanks
I'm sure I would step on someone's toes if I commented any one other than JD! Great Presentation! Hours of work for seconds of video!
This is so awesome! :O
thanks
Thanks for making and posting.
A Great Video! Respect, I Like It!
The general got the last laugh tho with that taunting dab he did after he died 😂
the hat floating down the river was sick
Well done. Yes most of the Indians were better armed than the troopers who mainly had carbines...native warriors were armed with a mix of weapons including powerful Winchesters. They sniped at the cavalry troopers from long distance until the very end at the battle.
Fantastic job man! I am a huge fan of your historical animations. Keep up the great job!
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Das einzigste was Ich mir wünschen würde wäre Vielleicht mal bei einem Stamm zu Besuch sein zu Dürfen und das wir miteinander reden egal über was! Einfach die Zeit Genießen und Ich will sehen wie Ihr Essen macht !
Finally someone who knows that my home state exists
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nice animation dude!
REALLY GOOD KEEP IT UP BUDDY
This was great!!😃👍🏻
Hey man awesome stopmotion! Better than mine
Yours is good too mate
This is obviously an earlier version of their productions but its still great
I would watch a full length film in this style. Can you do every civil war battle? Pleeeeaase?
Love your videos keep it up
what is the title of the song?
"Rowdy Cowboys"
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It's more like a music then a song
Very very very goooood.😀😀😀😀😀🙂
That was incredible
Great film! I really enjoyed this one!
thanks
Just a minor detail but Custer was the last to be killed not while his men were still fighting
Hard to prove that.
Yeah very hard to prove seeing how all his cav is dead
I heard the opposite.
@@Justin-pe9cl In the end of the battle, Custer found himself on the defensive with nowhere to hide and nowhere to run as mainly everyone in his battalion was dead. His body was found near Custer Hill, also known as Last Stand Hill, alongside the bodies of 40 of his men, including his brother and nephew, and dozens of dead horses.
The music for this makes sense for your video
Nice nice nice....epic video man I hope I can show this to my history class
thanks, and you can show it to your history class :)
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It’s good you created custers flowing mane
Accurate.
Fantastic video! Did you use customs?
thanks, and no I didn't use any customs pieces
My God, these are addictive.
Nice work 👌♥️
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