Well, that was pre awesome, though some parts could be better, but your getting there. Has the JS guy commented on it yet? Oh, and really nice use of the tank. If you want I could tell you what could be improved, too

Some NICE work. I'll give ya the full run down of my thoughts over in the Advice Group, but meanwhile, on the whole, great job!

Hooray i cant wait for that, i used only 8 frames a second it all varies on what video it is though

In terms of brickfilms in general, this is well done. In terms of WWII brickfilms, one of the best I've seen. I am working on one myself, which is an hour-long medieval adventure film. It's exciting to see others in the industry trying to create good films. What frame per second rate did you guys use?

Sweet!!! I think I liked the first one a little better, but oh well. The fight against the Tiger was probably my favorite part of this one, good job, tons of effort! =)

Oh and also do you think you could give me instructions for the AA gun? I'll give credit to you I just wanted to know cause I never got to know how to make one

Truly AWESOME 5/5 and what program did you use for the animation? I used windows movie maker at first but then I got Monkeyjam but I didn't know how to publish in Monkeyjam so I sticked with Moviemaker and also in part one was the dynamite supposed to be a grenade? or just dynamite (yes I know they used dynamite)

Oh, Shane, I'm trying to make a stop motion video aswell and I'm trying to figure out which program is best. Did you use Windows movie maker or iMovie? And how do you edit voices/gun/tank sounds into the video?

Great job!

Wow! Now this is amazing! Great battle scene!

This is so cool!

Amazing! keep them coming! where do you get your decals?

:D