Ned Kelly's Last Stand 

Ned Kelly: * wears armor * police: this is beyond science

Ned Kelly: *_wears bush armor_* Police: *Now this is an avengers level threat*

Ned kelly: This is a bucket Soldier: Dear GOD Ned kelly:theres more Soldier: *NO*

The longer the Bucket of Sin is on his head, the stronger he becomes...

A man wearing a Bucket on his has never been so Legendary

Ned Kelly is the Australian Iron Man but broke

When Kelly was around 10 years old, he saved another boy from drowning in Hughes Creek. The boy's family gave him a green sash as a thank you, and he'd treasure it for the rest of his life. He wore it underneath the armor during his last stand. The sash is now on display in a seperate museum, and it still has tiny bits of Kelly's blood on it.

All we need now is the history of Ned Kelly and how he got his armor!

5:58 “I therefore thought, he had armour on” Hmm yes, the floor here is made out of floor

Hostage: "That train is taking forever" Robber: "Ikr" Hostage: "Ey, can we have some beer" Robber: "Sure why not?" Hostage: "Thanks :D" *party intensifies*

My guy wore iron armor but forgot to craft the leggings

"Ah, well, i suppose it has come to this" *Famous last words, like literally* Edit : alright alright *SUCH IS LIFE* was his last word, Let me sleep already.

I believe (if I'm not mistaken) that their last stand was the first time they'd actually used their armour (hence why the authorities didn't believe the story at first.)

Glenrowan is in Victoria, not South Australia. And for those wondering, his armour was old ploughs, but he only really used this a couple of times late in his outlaw career / life.

I was under the assumption his last words were "Such is life"

I'm so glad you did this legend

Who would win? The entirety of the Victorian Police Force Or... 1 Metal Bloke.

no one: Kelly: "they called me a madman"

During WW2 in Singapore, after the Selarang Barracks incident, where the prisoners were forced to sign an agreement of not running away from the camps, many Australian soldiers signed "Ned Kelly", knowing that the Japanese would have no idea.

Your team is doing a great job making these videos and making our quarantine more bearable. Thank you ❤

got some Easy facts wrong 1: Glenrowoan is a Victorian Town, not South Austalia as Victoria was Formed before South Australia 2:During the time, Fosters and XXXX were not brewed, XXXX is a Queensland Beer and Fosters not even Aussie and was 1st brewed 9 years las , 3: at the Time (and still to this day) guards were always running in the Guards van which is always at the rear of a Train, the person who would have seen it would have been the Driver, 4: it wasn't all Sergeant Steele who caputred him, A railway guard with the last name of Dowsett also helped, and some stuff you should have included or maybe would be interesting, 1: some of the coaches from that train survived till the 50's working on MOW trains, some were presvered, 2: the Judge who sentenced him died two weeks later, 3: during the 80's the Town of Glenrowan stopped and "held up" a passenger train, with someone dressed up as Ned kelly,

Civilian: he has steel armor Police: hahahaha Bad guy: your bullets have no effect on me Police: omg, he's Superman Another police: nah, with my genius intellect, i conclude that he wears armor! Civilian: am i a joke to you?

Lmao Mike Dundee’s “Now that’s a knife” shop

An outlaw who was most wanted by the polices, held hostages, yet entertained them at the same time? It is the first time I hear this story. Thank you for sharing it. Also, the animation is getting better. Great job once again. 👍 P/S: The cat at the end is funny and cute, running in Ned Kelly's helmet. :3

Ned kelly : wears armor Police : this is skyrim level shit

If I remember correctly the Victoria Police Museum in Melbourne also has Dan Kellys' and Steve Harts' armour as well

This is not completely accurate. The Kelly Gang wore their armour exclusively during the Siege of Glenrowan, not during any of the bank robberies or the set up before the siege where they took the Glenrowan Inn

Until recently Ned Kelly shooting 3 police was the single deadliest incident in Victoria Police History, tragically that record was beaten recently when 4 police were killed on a highway patrol intercept. Rest In Peace

i love the animation at the end, keep up the good work yarnhub. we appreciate it

This is an amazing video teaching and showing others about Australia (I’m Australian) there were a couple of things that were wrong about the story of Ned Kelly but other than that it was an amazing video Thanks for sharing about our amazing but not well known history outside of Australia

Everybody gansta till ned kelly bring his armour

The ACTUAL Ned Kellies were the kids behind the scenes and and Animation and sound designers history fact reporters, they're known as, even till today, The Yarnhub-Channel Folk. They still stand up today to give the information of the Unknown History parts from around the world, to around the world.

Love the animation and the story telling on this videos. Good job dude!

This one's was good, the animation style was awesome and interesting, good way to explain the historical moments, including this Kelly's madness. Keep it up Yarnhub ✌️✌️

Your production value is getting better after every upload. Great job!

Stand User: Ned Kelly Stand Name: Unbreakable Steel Stand Description: The Stand user gains invulnerability in parts of the human body. Stats: Durability: A+ Power: C Speed: D Precision: N/A Potential: D Range: E

FYI @yarnhub Glenrowan is in the state of Victoria(then the colony of Victoria) in southeastern Australia. South Australia is a seperate state/colony. Just so people ain’t confused on where Ned Kelly roamed.

i love this voice! i subbed since your 1st videos.these animations are evolving REAL FAST

This is very interesting and the animations were so on-point! Hoping to see more of these historical vids in the future. Keep it up!

I feel like I am watching a movie on the N64. Just subbed and I can already tell that you put a lot ov effort into what you do.

Who else is an OG of Yarnhub?

Oversimplified: Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!

2:40 Ned kelly do be vibin tho 😳

Thanks for covering a very interesting part of Australian history! I loved the animation and how immersed I felt watching it. However you did miss out on the tragedy of how the other men of the Kelly gang perished. Also, various accounts differ on what his last words were, though it would've been epic nonetheless. I hope to see more fun history videos!

Ned Kelly's last words are " such is life"

this dude is literally the story of achilles

If anyone likes this topic, you should watch extra history’s series on him. Great series, just like this video!

I really love their animations

How does this channel not have a million subs

U guys are the most underrated channel in youtube. God bless u all.

Do one on the solder bear 🐻

The story telling, with the animation is a collaborative dream come true!!! Excellent,educational,entertaining content for sure!!!

That armor reminds me of that one The Ballad of Buster Scruggs bank robbery section. PAN SHOT! PAN SHOT!

The beginning of the video Man! Chef's kiss! New subscriber

I'm half Australian half Irish my mums from Australia and her family are related to ned by marriage and blood and my grandfather owns a farm in greta which is 3 mins away from glenrowen and he up keeps ned 3 graves . And my dads father is from tipperary the same county as neds father

best underrated history channel on RU-vid glad yt suggests you on my feed

I Love the animation and the new style hope it continues

Well done yarnhub quality video in such little time

Great animations! You are one of my favorite history youtubers! Just wondering, is it possible to give them a more tanned skin? It looks like baby skin and doesn’t fit on them

04:20 Nice touch how the Police Inspector is standing upright, without any cover, like a British Officer leading his riflemen in battle. Also: I read somewhere that Kelly's actual final words were: "That's life."

Even early flintlock rifles made armour irrelevant so for this to of had that much of an effect must of been down to numerous reasons: - We can see the real armour has approximately 6-8 bullet wounds that did not penetrate from the front. - The armour must of been considerably thick and heavy to have stopped these shots limiting his ability to move at speed for prolonged time. - The kinetic force would have still travelled through not enough to kill him but possibly causing internal damage, if not enough force then this probably leads to the next point. - The police must have been using lower stopping power guns and ammunition, also they must have taken the shots from some distance for the outcome on the armour and for it to not have penetrated or had much effect with some potential missing or getting a glancing shot. - Claims to be 18 gun shot marks. For the armour to weigh 44kg at a quarter of an inch thick which depending on the metal or variety of them used in it's construction and the angel on impact for the fire arms used at the time is believeable considering most modern standards for rating bullet protection via metal come close in measurements but are tested with more modern calibre guns. -I think it's fair to say that most of the shots probably just missed their mark considering the conditions as it went down. Ironically some part of this might go down to the fact that early rifles whilst with many flaws were very powerful in stopping power capable of breaking clean through bone and then some. Later guns made for higher fire rates and small arms were even seen to take multiple shots to kill people in many accounts which was something that helped move US from their early revolvers to the 1911 gun used throughout history. Sorry for the ramble and thank you for the great video as per your quality in these productions always shows.

I'm loving these short animations! Good job!

It is truly a downfall of a State when criminals become heroes. Granted, some say Kelly was falsely accused of his initial crimes, but still

Wow, that teacher saved so many lives on the train.

Hey, this video looks very very good but I would consider adding a disclaimer about the imagery of deceased Aboriginal people. They aren't very comfortable with depictions of past Aboriginal people in most contexts. Just letting you know :)

For night and day our irons clang, and like poor galley slaves, We toil, and stray, and when we die must fill dishonoured graves. But bye-and-bye I’ll break my chains: into the bush I’ll go, And join th' brave bushrangers there-Jack Donohoo and Co.

3:22 Love the reference

Dude! your vids are great! You're gunna be big here in the next few months...keep up the good work!

Isn’t Ned Kelly’s last words “Such is Life”?

My goodness you are the best RU-vid channel I have subscribed and liked every video :) keep up the good work and the animation and narration is brilliant I watched every video and love rewatching them so I love it when I get them notifications and I stop what I’m doing and I grab the snacks and enjoy :)

I don’t know wth is wrong with RU-vid, 1 view and 5 likes?

I saw the title and thought cool so i started to watch then when he burst in the door and the guy asked who are you I though he was going to say “I am iron man”

I am a descendant of Ned, it’s good having the honour of him

Love your videos and this was a great presentation - as always. Just one small thing - the town of Glenrowan is in the State of Victoria - not in the State of South Australia...🙏

I kind of wish that the train crashed so that this would be even more legendary..

My country’s greatest outlaw’s story told

Great vid, thank for making it

I went to a school camp and we had a excursion to a museum and we saw the exact door that has been shot by the police and Ned kelly

Yarnhub expect every video the animation gets better

Ned Kelly, the first Iron Man.

"Live like a Kelly, Ned, with your head held high, And die like a Kelly, Ned, if you've got to die." goes the song. Beautifully done animation about a legendary larrikin - you ought to cover the legendary Jerilderri raid, when Kelly's gang locked the police in their cells, stole and wore their uniforms and took over the town.........

ever find a yarnhub video in your recommended and wonder, "How did I not see this!?"

I saw that Easter egg for Crocodile Dundee: now this is a knife.

I really like these videos of pre-1900's history! please make more of them!

ah yes, Kelly was wearing a maska 1sch and tier 4, the officers shouldn't have been using Prs

This has had me thinking, I know armour was expensive and heavy but why wasn’t it WAY more common back then if most guns had little to no effect in it? Imagine just even one regiment of soldiers with armour, almost immune to gunfire.

Can we appreciate how much more high quality this is than Infographics? My goodness.

THE ANIMATION IS SO GOOD AND SO IS THE VOICING

man wish i could find a way to walk around in what is effectively a bulletproof mech suit

Every video, the animation is improving. I hope you keep this up or maybe even improve it!

WHEN THE DOOM SOUNDTRACK HITS

Ned Kelly was an Australian hero who fourt against corrupt police officers who abused him and his family he took the law into his own hands and may he rest in peace such is life.

No one gonna talk about Yarnhub's animation is getting better and better?

Dude your channel is awesome, Everytime I see you post a video I instantly click it

I remember when you used 2D animation and had 1000 subs love your vids!

What is better Like: *2D animation of Yarnhub* Or Comment: *3D animation of Yarnhub*

This channel such a treasure

Yo, I've just subbed. You deserve more subs :)

the fact you guys went from 2d to 3d in 6 months is impressive

Classic gentlemen outlaws having fun with hostages