Film of the British French and Indian war group and their guests the German based Oneida-Iroquois group in 2006.
American warfare 1690-1835 in popular culture, art, in miniature and in wargames, through Living History and in movies.
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ReplyDeleteThis is the most outstanding "hobby" film I've ever seen. Superior impressions, no spectacles, and it looks like combat!
cordially,
David Corbett
This is without a doubt the best I have seen so far, trust the English and Germans to put some authenticity and effort into it, just like our movies.
ReplyDeleteI actually found this one a long time ago, and did not post it because of the scene with the children and the British officer playing! He is pointing his musket at them!!! This is a definate NO NO. I don't care if they did do it 300 years ago, but I guess stupidity is timeless!
Still a dam good video.
Regards, Le Loup.