American armor is ambushed by the enemy. My biggest stop motion yet. Thank you so much to my friends that gave me help & support. I hope you enjoyed watching! :D Music: • War Thunder Soundtrack... • ROYALTY FREE Epic Inst...
@@markolysynchuk5264 It's most likely not. Look at the slightly curved armor in the front. Could be an M4A1 76. And also, War Daddy commanded 1 m4a1 and 2 M4A1(76) W's.
JFbutler, Pershing and Jackson's 90mm gun was perfectly capable of penetrate Panther's upper frontal upper glacis regardless of AP or HVAP. Unlike WARTHUNDER.
My only concern is accuracy. The 90mm AP standard shell would’ve blown clean through the frontal hull armor of the Panther no sweat. And at most ranges, the Panther would NOT have been able to penetrate the Pershing’s frontal hull like that. So, just a fair notice for a future video, please consult historical evidence about this. Because mistakes like that are not fun to see over and over again.
The In The Mood sherman is based off of a real sherman crew. This crew lost 3 tanks after the one they lost they called it in the mood 2 and 3. They had the most American tank kills. So they are the real Wardaddy
Very nice! I would suggest looking into some more specific wwii battles and recreating them rather than just plane and simple wwii titled animations. But thats just what i think, ur animation is looking good
There's so many 'WW2: battle of berlin' and 'WW2: d-day' videos that it's been a bit overdone, but I would like to do lesser-known battles. I already have an idea for my next stop motion and it will be quite unique, I think
@@JFbutlerYT precisely what i mean, lesser known and u get to go on google and provide the information in the animation before it starts so people are seeing a brand new battle, terrain, and setting
Really good, the only thing is the blood doesn’t look red, it seems more orange and looks pretty fake. Is it gum or something? Although, I do like how he said the line from jurassic park as well, and how you made the other practical effects.
I truly appreciate that you aren’t German bias. Edit:also do you play Warthunder,if so,I get a lot of your inspiration for this.lol.also I love this animation
Great work!!!! Keep up the hard work!! Can't wait to see the next one!! Also just subbed to your channel!! Where'd you get your minifigures from? I'd love to know since I collect and play with those minifigures!! Can't wait for you to tell me!!!
Pretty much all of these custom minifigs are from The Minifig Co with most American tankers coming from Brickmania (the tank commander is from the minifig co) :)
Every sound except in-game war thunder sounds (engines, machine guns, and cannons) were downloaded or recorded directly from RU-vid. I don't use a specific sound editor, I make all of my sound adjustments in Sony Vegas pro 16
@@JFbutlerYT oh i dont use a editor that's kinda like highly advance i just use a phone to film and get another phone and then i hit record sound and i just time it well, thx for the info
@@yajvinanimationstudios7854 I highly recommend to start using video-editing software, there are free ones online. It will save you the hassle of trying to time your sound in real-time and you gain the ability to use high quality sound. Good luck m8 👍
Also a second (complex) answer here, militaries typically send out light units (armored cars, regular cars, horses, light tanks) out ahead of the main force to scout if the enemy force is unknown. When the enemy force is known, depending on the force the heaviest units may be at the front of an advance. Just look at military history, has been a standard practice forever
