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In the Pacific, both the US and Australian military operated the Havoc/Boston  in the low level attack role. Their crew bombed and gun-straffed enemy's airfields, troops assembly points, vehicles on the ground and vessels on the sea. The noses of these straffers very often carried various morale-boosting images, appropriately named nose arts.     And such are also the two chosen machines depicted in our SH72478  A-20G Havoc ‘Low Altitude Raiders’ kit. One of them has already been fabulously built by Martin Pfeifer who also used the M72021 mask set. There are much more detail sets also available, let us mention the CMK range 7426   A-20G/H/J/K cockpit,  7427   A-20G/H/J/K Gun Turret and in the Quick & Easy range of smaller sets also the packed dinghy  Q72376  or wing bomb racks  Q72359 . And if the pilot figures is what you are after, then do not miss our US pilot sets which we have several various, or also an Aussie crew in the...

The long-time unavailable A-20G Havoc kit is coming back now in the form of the SH72478 A-20G Havoc ‘Low Altitude Raiders’ kit offering two colour schemes. While the US option comes with a painting of a cute kittie on the nose, the RAAF machine was among the batch loaned from the US to the Australians and as it would have been rather hectic then, the original US star and stripe marking under the wing did not get repainted.