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Battle of Bulge

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Battle of Bulge was happened in 16 December 1944 – 25 January 1945...For the Americans, with about 500,000 to 840,000 men committed and some 70,000 to 89,000 casualties, including 19,000 killed,the Battle of the Bulge was the single largest and bloodiest battle that American forces fought in World War II.

American Positions

German Positions

A Dead German On Ice

Motorcycle In River

Hey,There Is A Hole At There!

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An American Soldier With A German Officer.

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ww2 FAN! !!

October 11, 2011

nice could you comment on mine? p.s. theres two of them

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Lego World War Two

March 25, 2011

Im sorry but I did'nt make a battle of france or the battle of the bulge. But I made this instead, http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/258361

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Lego World War Two

March 16, 2011

Great moc, I like it nice battle of the bulge.:) Also CONGRATS on coming 1st in me competition this is what you won. 1. 1 comment on one of your mocs. This is the comment. 2.I add you to my favorites. 3.I will build one moc what you want me to build. Plx tell me what you want me to build by commenting in one of my creations thx. And CONGRATS ON WINNING 1ST!

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guney ozdamar

September 13, 2010

Quoting Kriss Olympis Sweet! I like the American positions, well done. I did not know that it was the bloodiest battle, I thought that would have been Normandy or something. =)

Yes I thought that it is Normandy too...

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Commander Von Brlas

September 11, 2010

Very good,with that minifigures great =)

Cloneman184 rock

July 5, 2010

nice job dude thats epic:D

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guney ozdamar

June 30, 2010

Thx and i colored my figgys a month ago but didnt upload them :( And Im waing for brickforge order :D

Kriss Olympis

June 30, 2010

Sweet! I like the American positions, well done. I did not know that it was the bloodiest battle, I thought that would have been Normandy or something. =)

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