Friends build real castle from scratch with simple tools only

Honestly I would love to be apart of this or a project like this, it’s very cool

How come you guys have chain links? Not judging nuts curious I didn’t think they’d have chain link fences

and aliens built the triangle in the desert give me a break

You know they take more care into this than i'd imagine.
The construction worker's back then are like this is ok whatever breaks rock viciously problem solved
Humans gonna human

Hi i'm back this thing is looking crazy

J'espère que les fans des théories des bâtisseurs extraterrestres regardent cette merveille du génie des humains.

I know this is off topic but after seeing there pulley system it seems worth saying. I think it's very important that schools and homeschools get back to teaching kids and showing how pulley systems work early in educating. I mean I don't know about France though. In America we have people so stupid they think that the pyramids were built by aliens because they don't think it was possible to move giant stones.

I want to do this!

That's fascinating. Would be interesting if I could take a trip to France and see the castle in detail, built with old ways but with pride and being a modern-era building (I would think besides safety concerns the castle has modern building codes to follow) and a <<Musée>> in its own right, even though it isn't completed, it shows how technology then worked.

This castle is a docu on Arte.

I would have picked the start to be 1197, so the years can match the actual calendar. However, if the castle project picked a calendar year, that matched 1997, Id be really impressed,

Look what a few men can achieve with their bare hands if we're not enslaved on the 9-5 world of taxes.

Taking notes just in case I decided to build a castle in the near future....

First off, I love this project. Amazing to see our history preserved and old skills and knowledge brought to life. I have thought, as a thought experiment really, if we decided to build a castle like this with modern equipment and design, possibly using CNC machines to precisely form blocks, wood, designing it all in cad etc., how something like that would look and how long it would take.

After traveling around Europe, I'm also got inspired. I decided to build a small castle after coming back to Sweden😂

I kinda want one if I become a Rich Prick this is the first thing I'll get

That's pretty cool
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Man once this castle is finished it will be a great place to host renaissance festivals and film movies.

Is this the same castle that was featured on that BBC show?

But who will be here to enjoy it?

I saw this in Age of Empires IV lol

A medieval castle with stones cut by Gordon Freeman will stand for a 1000 years

Hello very nice video. Do you have any videos for the foundation of this castle?

I need these people to fix a lot of Fortresses in Russia

French billionaire wants to prove a point si he commissions this project.

There fixed it for you. Hehe

watch the absolute history playlist about it

It's like watching something rise from the grave. Phenomenal work.

Damn they really built all that u zadnjim klupama graficke 🤯

How does one get this job?

Not enough stone m' lord

法国人也是闲的没事干，能坚持20多年不容易啊

The part whete he explains why Lined Stone is needed shows how necessity brought about aesthetics as well. I'd argue that if they had only used rubble stone or lined stone it would have looked much blander.

Next up: Rebuilding the Theodosian Walls (moats and all) using only tools the Byzantines would've had on hand.

Excellent documentary. I felt as if I was part of the construction. Vive la France.

I love these types of historical videos from the 1250s. Great historical footage.

Hopefully this is an actual working project unlike 100 000 000$ Noah's ark.

Visited in 2006. My has it grown

Next video: building a trebuchet to have battles with our castle.

I suggest more volunteers to speed up the construction

Incredible!

its beautiful

me watching this video just in case I get Isekai'd to a medieval fantasy world.

It's awesome, i remember going there and visiting, they were all working with ancient techniques, it was super fun to watch

this is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time

why didn't the build it on a hill?

So there is hope for the apocalypse. 🤷‍♂️

recycling the smart way. Brillante!

Pretty good set to shoot a movie at

The Last Castle.