Armory Models AW72302 A-20C Boston wheels, mid 1/72 – Resin Detail Set

The Armory Models AW72302 A-20C Boston wheels, mid 1/72 set is a high-quality accessory designed especially for modelers wishing to faithfully replicate the wheels of the A-20C Boston/Mid aircraft in 1:72 scale. This product combines precise craftsmanship and realistic details, which significantly enhance the quality of the finished model.

Product features:

• Scale: 1:72
• Category: resin detailing set for plastic aircraft models
• Contents: a complete set of main and nose wheels dedicated to the Douglas A-20 Boston/Havoc model (C version, mid production)
• Material: high-quality resin – providing sharp edges and the finest details of tire tread and lettering
• Manufacturer: Armory Models
• Intended use: perfect complement to A-20 models by brands such as Airfix, Italeri, MPM and others

Historical information:

The A-20C Boston aircraft (also known as the Douglas Boston or Havoc) was an American medium bomber and attack aircraft used during World War II by the United States Air Force and Allied forces – particularly the RAF, USSR, and Australia. The A-20C model was widely used as a light bomber, in assault missions and reconnaissance from 1941 onwards, leaving its mark during campaigns in North Africa, the Pacific, and Europe. The wheels of this version featured a distinctive tread used during the "mid production" period.

Advantages of the Armory Models AW72302 set:

• Excellent detail for demanding modelers – faithful reproduction of bolts, tread, and technical details
• Better accuracy than standard mass-produced plastic models
• Dedicated resin wheels provide higher historical accuracy and authenticity for display
• Quick assembly – minimal preparation time to integrate with most models

Review and recommendation:

We recommend this product for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to emphasize the realism and detail of their 1:72 scale A-20C Boston model. Resin work difficulty: 2/5 – the set requires some skill in working with resin materials and possible detail processing. It is an excellent choice for World War II aviation enthusiasts and collectors of Allied aircraft models.