I made every WWII Axis Army in LEGO...
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2022
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I made every World War 2 Axis Army out of LEGO Minifigures. These custom LEGO WW2 Minifigures are insane, coming from United Bricks, Brick Mania, and Brick Arms. These LEGO WW2 minifigs were pretty hard to come by, so a like would be appreciated :) Let me know if you want to see me make even more LEGO World War 2 Armies in the future!
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The Hungarian army was actualy very effective, they impressed the germans so much that they were the only axis member that was supplied with the precious Tiger tanks.
they really impressed the germans by doing literally nothing lmao
@@suntfrumos3000 Shut up gypsy! No one cares about your nonsense barking. Facts are facts for a reason, go learn real history.
@@suntfrumos3000 You definetly where there to tell, sure
@@szarvasy don't you know Sunt Frumos the famous German general that fought during ww2?
@@Lidavaz_ 😂
I think the Hungarians and Romanians are interesting. They’re definitely not talked about enough even though they had several important battles take place on their lands such as Budapest. Cool vid!
THANK YOU i'm Romanian and think the same thing!😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
the reality is that all axis member except for Germany were viewed coorectly by the german,
the view that italians, Hungarians and Romanians were coward and no good to do war come from the higher up of the Nazi Regime. in teh battlefield it was said by german soldier that he men of these country especially Italian and Romanian were really courageous when you take into account the state of their material and sometimes lack of anti tank weapon.
0:45 why! Why! Pronounced like that
I romanian thx
Köszönöm, thank you
I think the most interesting army was the Finnish army. They defended Finland against the biggest nation in the world and managed to keep thier independence.
@Sturmpanzer Brick I’ve heard of the winter war and others, but I’ve never heard of the Lapland war
but they still had to sign a treaty since they couldnt repel the Soviets for long since they were low on ammunition and conserving ammo
@Jaakko_Burrell and what about it?
One cannot forget the Continuation war though
Romania too, why everyone forgets about us :(
The Hungarians were the only ones who stuck with Germany until the end and you forgot Bulgaria and Vichy France
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Uh oh...@@bookish_realm
And Slovakia and Thailand
@@PrestonBrake-nk4lw And Iraq
Daley, If you ever wanna update this video, the Bulgarians, Thai, Manchu were also Axis members. Thailand played a big role in the southeast Asian front. and if you wanna go borderline, maybe some Ukrainian Insurgents, and partisans.
Also missing Slovakia and Croatia, who were in the Axis
Iraq and maybe Iran? They were in WW2, although not for long.
the italians were pretty good in operation barbarossa, the italians were pretty much better than the hungarians for sure. italian cavalry were pretty good.
the rommanians were not terrible and really had the misfortune of being underequiped, in fact they were pretty much the bulk of the axis forces in the crimea and fought in acwhole series very large battles.
you forgot the thais, bulgarians, slovakians and vichy french.
I think one of the most interesting Armies is the Canadians and their campaigns in Hong Kong and the significant impact they made with the Air Training Program for pilots.
5:30 the Italian army was the main operating army in Africa, the Africa core was Rommel’s expeditionary core, the Italian army was the second most powerful axis member in Europe, they were the only ones supplying Italian and German troops in North Africa, they sent the most soldiers in the Soviet Union (not counting Germany of curse) and they were constantly sabotaged by Germany itself, in the end, the Germans abandoned them at El Alamein so that they could retreat, if you have to tell history, tell it well
Finland was not an axis power, however they aligned themselves with the Germans, not because they agreed with their policies, but because they too were enemies with the Soviets
Yeah true! I’m tired for maps lumping the Finnish in with the axis. They never joined or signed the pact of steel. They were what I’d call “mutual partners” who shared the same goal / enemy being the Soviet Union. So yeah the Finnish weren’t in the axis they just had no other choice but to align themselves with German enough to go up against the ussr together.
Finally
Simo Hayha is screaming in his grave because of Daleybricks title.
They joined the allies in 1945 lol
For my history class we had a ww2 risk simulation we’re each student was a different country and i got Finland, and because it was up to our choice what to do i completely allied with Germany and both of us dominated
Fun fact. Finland, in WW2, technically wasn't a part of the axis rather they allied with Germany in desperation to defend it's native soil against the Russians. Really they had no other option.
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Cool video, btw the Italians in North Africa fought more than the Afrika Korps especially during the disastrous general retreat where various Italian regiments fought until complete destruction or were forced to surrender so that the German troops could have enough time to retreat
The arditi a.k.a. The daring ones were a special heavy unit during WW1 for special cases of trench warfare, they were incredibly feared by most regiments during the war to end all wars
During ww2 mussolini dissable the arditi, then in the 90' they was created again
Fact: During World War 2, the Romanian Army was the second largest Army of the Axis (almost 400.000 men, 800 tanks and 500 planes) and more effective than Italy or Finland
Where did you find this fact, because the Italians had nearly 4,000,000 soldiers during ww2 and Japan at nearly 6,000,000. Germany had 14,000,000 so I don’t know where you got this “fact” from 😂😂
@@ethanduran7750 he probably was talking about on the eastern front, and japan wasnt officially in the axis
Numbers? Idk, second more effective? Hell no
@@nxibba they were definitely a member of the Axis powers they joined on September 27, 1940. They just didn’t help Germany or Italy at all they were more concerned with the Pacific
@@ethanduran7750 who, romania?
The axis powers was the most interesting because they experimented with so many knew weapons and super weapons during the war. Love the videos Daley !
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Great job on the axis armies! But do not forget the German Kriegsmarine. You should do Allie’s but at the end all of them vs the axis in an international moc. Happy holidays!
Favorite is British because they were holding the fort everywhere until the US arrived to back them up. Soviets could do it by themselves but also didn’t use American intelligence and weapons wisely or just didn’t.
Also you forgot Spain, a unofficial axis nation, sent soldiers to help Germany against the Soviet Union, and you should make the Kriegsmarine, colorful stylish people there were, great video, keep making legos
The Axis powers consisted of Germany, Italy, Japan, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Finland, Spain and Iraq. Of all these nations Spain was the only one who did not join the war.
Panzergrenadiers are not “Special forces” it’s just the regular anti-tank part of the german army. You can find them in the modern german army, the Bundeswehr, too. Your version is a dot 44 fall Waffen-SS MP-40 Panzergrenadier.
The well known Waffen-SS was a special force of course :)
The Luftwaffe and Fallschirmjäger are also just regular sections of the german army. There are some elite forces like the green devils or the Waffen-SS versions or some maybe better or more known divisions like the Herrmann Göring division.
Panzergrenadiers weren't anti-tank units neither, they were mechanized infantry.
When it comes to Waffen SS they were far from being special troops. It was just "sub-army" under direct control of Nazi party, and not the army HQ like rest of the units. Their equipment was often worse than regular soldier's one and they had no heavy production, so when it comes to vehicles they fully relied on deliveries from Wehrmacht.
I think the Japanese are so interesting because of how loyal they were to Japan. Love the video daley.
Nice❤
They were pretty cool.
I personally dont like them because of the countless warcrimes they got away with
The Germans were loyal to Germany, the Hungarians were loyal to Hungary, the Finnish were loyal to Finland
@@victory7999 nah
I think you did a great job but there are some Axis powers missing:
-Bulgaria
-Ustase Croatia
-Vichy France
-Siam
-Birma
-Manchuria
-Denmark
-Ba Maw Birma
-Slovak State
-Wang Jingwei's China
-Iraq
-and other puppet states
Eventhought I think its kinda hard to excactly pin down and make a Lego Figure of their armies, I think it would be cool to see them and show them in a follow up.
everyone frogets abt bulgaria🥲
Denmark was an allied power
@@yourboishitposts Occupied Denmark
I wouldn't consider most of these proper axis army since a large amount such as the Croats , Danish , Slovaks ect were more so collaborators rather than allies.
@@lamogio7938 yeah but them had a something like a army and a gov and I don't see why they shouldn't be displayed.
"The Romanians and Hungarians suck at war, which is why the axis lost Stalingrad!!!"
Romanians and Hungarians: everyone sucks at war when only half your army gets given ammunition and nobody has anti tank weapons
I think its got to be the British because British forces played major roles in the production of Ultra signals intelligence, the strategic bombing of Germany, and the Normandy landings of June 1944. The liberation of Europe followed on 8 May 1945, achieved with the Soviet Union, the United States, and other Allied countries.
The most interesting soldier is definetlely the Hungarian since Ive never seen a Hungarian soldier before. Great video and you should do a video about WW2 vehicles!
Yeah we get forgotten about when in comes to ww2 saddly, but the good news is there arent any call of duty campaings about destroying my home country as the russian "liberators"
hi daley, my favourite soldiers from ww2 where the scottish ones because they went of to battle in kilts and with bagpipes.
Same!
That's pretty funny, wasn't mad Jack a Scot?
Could you do the same, but with the Allies? Britain, France, US, USSR, maybe Poland, maybe Finland, Greece, Egypt, Pan Asia, Low Countries, other European and North African territories, Norway, Australia, and Canada.
Germany, they had the best Technolgy. There so much stuff like Jet fighters and missiles that the Germans were the first to have. They weren't able to produce many because they didn't have the resources. But I still think it's fascinating that they were able to create such good items so early on, AND THE GERMANS HAVE ALWAYS HAD THE COOLEST UNIFORMS AND YOU CAN'T CHANGE MY MIND.
I definitely love the Finland army, there is something about them that make me think about actual soldiers.
And nobody else is an actual soldier? What are you on about?
@@victory7999 What do you mean?
@@greenbrix6113 you said you love the Finnish* army because they make you think about actual soldiers, implying you see the other nations' soldiers as not real/not proper soldiers.
@@victory7999 Oh I’m sorry, I meant to say that they look better than the others to me. Sorry I shouldn’t have really said that.
The axis powers was the most interesting because they experimented with so many knew weapons and super weapons during the war.
The axis powers that did not have a mini figure were (Slovakia, Croatia, Thailand, Bulgaria, Iraq, and Iran. I don’t know if you can count it as Axis but also Spain
6:35 zero knowledge about history, you can blame the leader but not the soldiers.
Just to remind one of the many battles, ask the Brits what they had to face when they fought against the italian paratroopers _Folgore_ in the desert.
Folgore was able to stop any attack and was forced to surrender when run out of ammunition.
Even Winston Churchill was very impressed and released the following statement:
''We must honour the men that were the Lions of the Folgore''.
I think the most interesting army was the Belgians because they were one of the smallest nations but were able to hold off the Germans for 18 days before finally being conquered
only because of the immense amount of french and british troops stationed there
@@generals1584 well no
The Belgien goverment refused to let alles troops be stationed in their country
The british and frenexh only came after germsny Attacked and when it was pretty much too laze
@@kreisindustriesaufsichtsra9408 they knew that they would be attacked but still tried to be neutral, and then relied on british and french troops when they were invaded
@@generals1584 well the germans conquered a big Part slready bevor allied troops arrived
@@kreisindustriesaufsichtsra9408 exactly. and when the allies arrived, the germans were slowed down so belgium lasted 18 days
Love these. The Germans were definitely the most interesting. Would love to see the allied side
I think you got the italian army wrong. Sure they didn't have the best generals and failed some campaigns but they shown great honor and were very brave. They also helped Germany during the conquest of Stalingrad.
I think you violated a couple war crimes in the making of this video
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Finland is best. ps I love your videos.
Ime from finland
Jag är svensk
Since now, I have heard more about the Finnish army. I am getting more interested in them and would love to know more about them.
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Ok, so Yugoslavia was Invaded by Germany so technically not Axis, Finland was invaded by Germany's ally (at the time) Russia and Germany did not let them escape and kind of helped Russia invade Finland. So Finland is more not Axis than Yugoslavia was, but still good video.
9:18 Actually, this is a Suomi M-31 which was itself copied by the Soviets in form of the PPSh because of its effectiveness the Finnish had against Russian troops during the Winter War
I think the most interesting army in WW2 is probably the finish army. It was interesting how they successfully defended against russia
The coolest army is the French Resistance
Britain as they had very limited ships but they took out the huge Bismarck ship and they also held up against constant bombings during the London blitz
Personally i think Finland was more in between. They only sided with Germany to get tanks to fight the Soviets who invaded for practically no reason.
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The USA or Germany is my favorite from WW2
Cool ww2 video we need more of this
Not to be rude but Finland was not apart of the Axis alliance. They just hated the USSR and in fear they invaded Finland because they thought they would join the Axis. And what is really shocking that the USSR helped Finland or gave(I can't remember) their freedom.
Finland isn’t really part of the axis but more like a neutral guy at war with the Soviet Union
Make alied army and ww2 moc
Have you done a video on Canadian and US troops.
I think the fins were the most interesting as they fought off one of the strongest powers in the world if not the strongest with random farmers with guns and skis.
I think the most interesting army during ww2 was Norway. They held the germans away from the royal family for 4 weeks and survived for 4 weeks with weapons of old age. They sunked blucher from an old fort in the fjord of oslo
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Soviet army was pretty nicely equipped too.
Fun fact Romania was the most important oil importator of the axis powers in Europe and the R.A.F. (romanian air force) destroyed an American bomber squadroom
Daley you should really do this with the allied powers
And I think the Canadian army during ww2 is quite interesting
Italy left the axis powers''
Finland left the axis powers''
Tbh I genuinely think Finland was the most interesting since they had so many awesome stories from WW2 including the white death
cool minifigs and nice new vid,. i love the designs on some of the minifigs
The STG-44 was the first true assault rifle. The FG-42 is not an assault rifle. 7.92 x 57 is not an intermediate cartridge. Assault rifles must have an intermediate cartridge. The FG-42 is an automatic rifle.
I think the most interesting army was the Romanians, mostly because they sent the most soldiers, except for Germany, to the eastern front, although faired terribly.
Something else about the falshemyeagers was that the island of Crete was captured by them, but not without getting pretty beat up
We now need a Bf 109 for the luftwaffe pilot.
I would have to say that the axis powers are the most interesting, but those British commandos were cool. (to answer the question at the end)
Finland was officially non-alligned with either axis nor ally
Polish, during the second world war they held out so much resistance despite two massive places crashing down on them and when the Germans started to fall apart rebels even gained control of Warsaw
The ‘commandos” are actually airborne or possibly SAS although that would be unlikely seeing as they did not adopt the red beret until 1944
I wouldn’t mind a good old ally army one, I’m curious to see what the Canadian soldiers will look like, they did play a really big role in D day but I’ve never really seen them before. Also please include the Bears that I think a few Ally armies had. There was a case where a bear cub was raised by the army and it officially made it to the rank of corporal, and eventually retired to then spend the rest of his days in a zoo. If you have the chance please include him
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They look like British soldiers with some differences
Him:"Just the Hungarians and Romans"
Me a Romanian:"am i a joke to you?"
if u dont know the romanian army lines were rarely destroyed and the romanian army was the 8th strongest army
i think Switzerland is rather interesting as they maintain neutrality through the whole war and weren't invaded by the jerries
I like the Anzac's; they just seem like real great guys and chill to be around + they seem really tough and good at fighting as well
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Most interesting to me was Finland. White death was by far my favorite soldier probably ever. Very skilled and very deadly. Finland had a great defense and it is almost impossible to take them over.
My favorite army in WW2 was the Axis German soldiers because they had some strengths and cool vehicles like the Panzer and the German halftrack.
The finnish submachine gun isn't actually stolen from the soviets it's the finnish Suomi-konepistooli.
Him talking about army’s and war also in the background: F A L L G U Y S music playing
In my opinion the most unique army of WW2 was the US Ghost Army, which was a tactical deception unit during World War II officially known as the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops. Their mission was to deceive Hitler's forces and mislead them as to the size and location of Allied forces in the various regions of the front.
Finland was not axis, but was not ally. They needed Germany because the soviets would have trucked them. But they also did not like the axis. They openly fought the axis when Russia was a axis power.
I think one of the most interesting armies is well the American army I feel like they made so many cool stuff to fight with in the war
It would be nice to see collaborationists forces and especially Andrei Vlasov"s Russian Liberation Army and Boris Shteifon's Russian Protective Corps
One country that you unfortunately forgot was Yugoslavia. Hitler actually met the Yugoslavian leader at one point.
Finland as it was a small country that managed to defend itself from the soviet tide in the winter war, but after its capitulation during the continuation war, still managed to not become a Soviet republic. also, a small known fact is that the Finnish army engaged the 20th Mountain army, if I remember correctly, as the Soviets forced the Finns to sign the Moscow armistice. They have the strongest resolve, their goals were focused on not falling to the Reds, and the alliance with Germany was only for defensive measures. Finland is hands down my favorite army of ww2 because of their tactics and their reasons for war.
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“This is as much WW2 that you’re going to get from the LEGO company”
That one lego concentration camp thingy in a museum: “Am I a joke to you?”
I think Finland was cool considering their 😎 winter gear and resisted the Soviet Union 😮 he also looks sweet with his Molotov and beanie😊
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Axis cause they had the first ever jet in world history and they are very skilled soldiers
I have to say that the Finish army and the white death really caught my attention
Correction: they actually used one of the earlier/later versions of the FG42 they used the FG43
POV your Minecraft world is being invaded by the Hungarians and Romanian‘s while an Italian soldier Spawn camps you
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Fallschirmjager's were part of the Luftwaffe not the Army (Heer), The Fallschirmjager units originate from a specialist section of the Prussian state police, but Goering, Chief of the Police and later of the Luftwaffe had them transferred from the police, given military training and rifles and turned into an elite commando unit.
"HEY A**HOLES WE'RE PANZER GRENADIERS, NOT PANZERS!"
Gotta love Company of Heroes voicelines
Finland was NOT in the Axis Powers, they worked with the Nazis yet they never signed the tripartite pact something that all Axis Powers did. They only worked with the Nazis to get revenge on the USSR. The Finns also later OFFICIALLY joined the Allies if I do recall and the Lapland war was fought against the Nazis when they were forced to expel them from Finland.
The Finish amry was the most interesting and I liked the white death reference you made
I think the most interesting army is Finland's.
Nice video Daley!!!
im sorry but the FG42 was a LMG more on the Lines with the US BAR and British Bren Gun
the first assault rifle the Germans made would be the SGT44
The Romanian and Hungarian lines lost to the Soviet because the Soviets would send gigantic waves of soldiers that mostly would overwhelm the lines. After that, the Romanians turned against the Germans
Wow, that’s cool buddy!)
Which kind of the camera do you use?
I think Germany with their many branches ist still the most interesting one and the have nice uniforms
Finland never signed the tripartite pact, And also had a war with Germany. While Adolf hated Jews the Finish leader did not. He even said one Jew in Finland would be killed over his dead body, Also Romanian's supplied Germans with oil, and without that, it might have changed the course of history, and Stalingrad was defended with flabbergasting resistance by the Reds because it held the name of the current soviet leader, Joseph Stalin.
And where is Bulgaria and Thailand? Thailand allied with Japan so you might as well count that.
Finland actually in 1945 declared war on germany sure they gave them finish troops for a long time but they where one of the countries that declared war in 1945 like brazil to bassicualy say they did a effort trying ti get land
“These guys suck at war” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Finland wasnt offically in the axis but the germans did help finland
by the way the falleschaweger is part of the air force not the army so it should count as I MADE every WWll axis military in lego
The japanese SNLF weren't the super-elite, crazy meatheads they are made out to be. In fact, a position in the SNLF was often the result of a demotion from the standard ranks of the Imperial Navy. That being said, this also meant much of the SNLF was treated with a decent amount of autonomy, and so it was indeed a special group. This combined with extra leniency made the soldiers much more rag tag, comparable to the USMC with many inseparable bonds forged in fire. As such, the SNLF were not exactly elites, but indeed a special force, just as potent as the rest of the Japanese military.
I think Finland is the most interesting considering the tactics they used to beat the Soviet Union in the winter war.
I think the Japanese is really interesting because I'm pretty sure they are the only nation to use kamikaze bombers during ww2, also man keep up the good work.