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Three men recreate Omaha beach D-Day

Andy Hall | 10:10 AM, Thursday, 24 January 2008

The video below is a recreation of the Omaha beach D-Day landings. It was filmed by 3 men for Timewatch on ´óÏó´«Ã½2 on Sunday.

Three men. No one else. They had no extras, no budget and no time, just them and some very clever computer wizardry, it's a fantastic watch.

The three of them will be on the programme tomorrow so post your questions below.

Comments

  1. At 07:32 PM on 24 Jan 2008, Claire wrote:

    Very impressive stuff,

    What's next for you guys!?

  2. At 07:59 PM on 24 Jan 2008, Keith Gamble wrote:

    Can you please ask the three guys that created the Omaha Beach landing sequence excatly how exhausted they were after the three days of filming?

  3. At 10:39 PM on 24 Jan 2008, wrote:

    Can you ask the three men how they managed to drive the fourth car?

    Seriously impressive photography though!

  4. At 11:52 AM on 25 Jan 2008, Exiled Northener in London wrote:

    Excellent...well done guys! An excellent insight for me in what can be achieved with creativity but (moreover) hard work....

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