Description
The Boston A-20 was the first bomber to be fitted with a tricycle undercarriage.In June 1942, the first American A-20C’s of the 15th Bomber Squadron arrived in England. They were also used in North Africa. The primary version of the A-20 family was the heavily armed G version. The A-20J was a modified G version whichhad a fully glazed frame-less nose instead of the six rigidly mounted nose-guns.They served with the RAF under the name Boston Mk.IV and could carry 906 kg bombs.Structured Surfaces with Recessed Panel Lines
– Detailed Cockpit with Side Consoles
– Instrument Panel
– Machine-Gun Turret
– Detailed Undercarriage
– Detailed Engine Pods with Twin Radial Engine
– Nose Cone with Bomb-sightDecals for following versions:versions:
– Douglas Boston Mk.V, No 13 Squadron, No. 232 Wing, Royal Air Force, Italy 1944
– Douglas A-10J Havoc, 646th Bomb Squadron, 410th Bomb Group, 9th AF, USAAF, Gosfield, England, June 1944country version 1 Great Britanlength 204 mmnumber of parts 118wingspan 261 mmMain colors 36115 36143 36146 36165Additional colors 36168 36108 36105 36137 36109 36191 36176 36199 36330 36364
