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Beautiful work.

Hi I've always wondered who's the person behind the screen on this one. Love the vids, really interested in the mechanics of firearms

Well thank you good sir. Your animations are well appreciated.

I've enjoyed your animations for a few years now, and I thank you. Nice to "meet" you.

Thank you sir, I really enjoy your work

Good sir, Your videos are excellent teaching forms for eagering young firearm makers like myself. Please continue this great work. Thank you.

I keep seeing these awesome videos on guns and naval vessels, and it's really nice to have a face and voice for these awesome videos. Thank you for your works and efforts.

Nice to meet you. Keep up the great work.

Ik ben heel blij met de filmpjes van de Bofors 40mm L60 en L70 en helemaal met de Oerlikon 20mm alle wapens waarin ik mijn diensttijd mee heb geschoten bij de Nederlandse Marine begin jaren 70.

Your channel deserves huge notice and popularity. Im impressed by all the mechanical details. cheers

VBBSMYT: V- incredibly detailed B- and interesting videos B- of cool weapons made by rob brasS-ington M- Y- T-

I love your work, its strange to see videos of the mechanism of ww1 weapons or older ones. Continue like that ;) good job!

Thank for you work sir. From Russia with love.

I am amazed by the amount of effort you put into these videos sir, thank you

Спасибо за ваш труд. Привет из России.

Thanks for the animations. They always look like you've put in so much hard work.

I would definitely love to see what I can do to help this great channel. Also, definitely looking forward to that Hotchkiss 1914 video

Thank you very much for all the content you have given us, I really appreciate your work

that german g7 torpedo video was very well presented and explained

Thank you, Rob! I really enjoy your animations :)

Thanks for share with us all this knowledge. Best regard from Spain ,Sir .

Thank you, Sir. Wonderful and illustrative work.

You're amazing!!! Truly incredible work! The time and dedication is simply incredible!

Thank you for the precious work you do for weapons system understanding around the world. Cheers from Finland.

Thanks for your amazing work. It is a pleasure to watch, how things work. Greetings from Germany.

Stunning work! MANY THANKS

Thank you for sharing your work!

Thank you sir for making the most amazing videos of all time!

Thank you bob. Your vids are brilliant.

Thanks very much for your animations!

Hi, I'm writing an MA thesis about development of firearms right before and during I World War and your animations helped me Immensely. I'm absolutely in love with your animations and wanted to thank you for sharing them with us. I'm going to start donating on Patreon as soon as I find a stable source for income. Thanks again and cheers!

From Russia with love)

fantastic work

You Videos are really Under appreciated

Thanks so much for your work

Thank's for video, Rob!

Brilliant stuff , superb work .

Amazing channel! Your work is really great

Amazing work!

Thank you so much for your videos!

highly appreciated ...you are a researcher of the highest rank

You are awesome sir, I appreciate your work

Hi sir. I'm leaving a comment here to let you know that I really like your work. I hope you keep on doing this amazing animations. Gun mechanisms are really cool and your work allows me to understand more, especially interesting Victorian firearms. I can't be a Patreon but I hope I provide some viewing support. Keep this up sir!

you do excellent work sir

This gentleman has some pretty great skill sets that are not typically attributed to his generation. Well done sir!

Very interesting and great work you're doing!

Excellent work. Keep it up.

Your work is amazing! Regards from Chile :)

great work !

Wonderful rendering and animations

I just discovered your channel, I'm astonished !

Hello Rob! Love your animations, your very good with your work. I am currently using some as refrences for a story I'm writing. I will show you to my friends online.

just wanted to say i love your work

Thanks from Russia, sir for you video.

Thanks for this animations

You have been an invaluable asset to me I wish I could pay you anything at this time. For what it is worth know that you have helped many people.

Hello, thank you very much. I have seen so many good videos!

I tought that I knew as much as possible about firearms, but didn,t even, have an idea about earlier Maxim,s patterns with such a weird feeding sistems using a...kind of a teeth spool. Thank you very much, Rob! Your work,s just hipnotyzing. Respect from Russia n good health for many years!

Your CGI skills are beyond amazing young man - ! An achievement to be very proud of; every one a treasure chest of information. The fortress and naval ones are particularly fascinating.

LOVE YOUR WORK KING

You do great work

Adoro seus videos, sempre fico na espera do próximo. Fascinantes!

Your work is the best

I deeply regret not being able to be a "Patreon" as I am an OAP, and can barely survive on my pension, but I wish to thank you for the obvious time and skill you put into your videos. I have been fascinated with guns since I was a child back in the '50s ( my first "toy" gun was a deactivated H&R pistol), but here in Australia collectors' firearms are rare and expensive, so the only opportunity to see the mechanisms and operating systems of my unaffordable interest is via channels like yours, C&Rsenal, Forgotten Weapons and the like; so your work is greatly appreciated ! I hope you can find enough sponsorship to continue making these videos. Cheers!

Good luck Rob!

Thank you!!

Just became a patron. Really love your work! - Mae @ C&Rsenal

Great! I recommend reaching out to ForgottenWeapons, C&Rsenal and The Great War to get you some extra exposure!

Amazing job man!

You sir really make good animations and greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬

My guess for VBBSM’s meaning: Virtual- Built Bullet- Slinging Machines

Thanks your work just became a supporter

Nice animation!

I am loving what you do here! Once I can, I will definitely support you on patreon :D

Excellent! Thx.

doing gods work

wow this is awesome, and I love your Channel! I will consider becoming a Patreon

Thank you sir, i found about you via c&rsenal during their spisode on the maxim gun Subscribed

Very good work. thank s .

I sow your animation! Amazing work !!!! Thank you !)

From Pikabu, with Love.

nice job

Your content is interesting and very good I appreciate your dedication greetings from Mexico

Dude, Great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are the BOSS!!!

Keep up the great work 👍🇨🇦

Really looking forward to the St. Étienne 1907!

Thank so much for you work. I enjoy looking at you animations. Have a petition: the famous “Soixante-Quinze” The French 75 mm field gun . A Classic

Hope to see you do a video on the M2 HB and M240 as I used them in the Army.

what a nice guy

Rob, you are one of the greatest military weapon historians alive. I wish you the best of luck. I will support you by means of Patreon as soon as possible (for me). If you ever need to translate anything from Germanic or Slavic languages, feel free to contact me; I will be glad to assist.

Just discovered your channel. And I'm so happy to discover it. And to top that, OP (you) turned out to be a super sweet person. I hope to meet you. ❤️🇮🇳 PS- It's been 3 years, you've not shared the story behind VBBSMYT. We are curious.😁

love the videos. have you heard of a guy who dose forgotten weapons videos? he may be able to collab on future projects.

Dear Rob! Your animation is awesome. I always enjoy watching it. Unfortunately, I don’t have the opportunity to help you with money, like many of my friends, but we decided to watch your videos again several times so that you can receive money from the RU-vid channel for viewing. We uploaded your message to social networks and groups on the history of weapons. Let it be our little gratitude for your great work.

Hello from Russia! Very interesting video! Thank you!

Your work is excellent. I use cinema 4d and think its a fantastic tool.

Большое спасибо! отличные видео!!

Nice work Keep it up 🌹

From south Korea with love

Great to see you and your great work sir. always thought u pronounced it "veebeebee-smith"