1/32nd A-20G coming from HK Models

[vince14]

It looked pretty good to my eyes - and actually quite small for a 1/32 twin, thanks to the narrow fuselage.

[Finn]

The IP from a manual:

 

https://www.docdroid.com/L887zik/douglas-a-20-havoc-ii-pilots-notes-pdf#page=26

 

Jari

[tomprobert]

Having had a good look over the test shots today, I’m confident in saying this is HK’s best kit to date. 
 

The surface detail is exceptional and beautifully in scale, the engines look gorgeous and the interior detail very good indeed. I don’t know much about the A-20 family but the shapes look accurate and it’s every inch a Havoc. 
 

And the real bonus is in 1/32 scale it looks similar in dimensions to a 1/48 B-17 or Lanc so very manageable - chances are I can even smuggle this past the wife without her giving it a second glance. Take my money!

 

Tom

[npb748r]

that's one for me as well - I know nothing about the A-20 so this will be a great opportunity to learn as well as build. 

[Steve Eagle]

Man, SeaFury, Mc-202, Hornet, and now this. I swear I haven’t passed on. It seems so many dreams are coming true. Now, if we could also get a good P-51B

[petrov27]

5 minutes ago, Steve Eagle said:

Man, SeaFury, Mc-202, Hornet, and now this. I swear I haven’t passed on. It seems so many dreams are coming true. Now, if we could also get a good P-51B

 

Man you said it - great times for large scale models all of a sudden (I would add the dual Apache kits and Mi28N, Kotare Spit, Aviattic Pfalz the list goes on....)

 

but agreed still would really love a really good P-51B in 1/32

 

 

[jeroen_R90S]

It's not my cup of tea, but seen as a model kit that looks great -and happy for you A-20 fans!

[monthebiff]

4 hours ago, tomprobert said:

Having had a good look over the test shots today, I’m confident in saying this is HK’s best kit to date. 
 

The surface detail is exceptional and beautifully in scale, the engines look gorgeous and the interior detail very good indeed. I don’t know much about the A-20 family but the shapes look accurate and it’s every inch a Havoc. 
 

And the real bonus is in 1/32 scale it looks similar in dimensions to a 1/48 B-17 or Lanc so very manageable - chances are I can even smuggle this past the wife without her giving it a second glance. Take my money!

 

Tom

The wife has already told me I need one of these in my life already so happy day!!

 

Regards. Andy 

 

[CRAZY IVAN5]

8 hours ago, barkhorn said:

A few pics I just received from Telford:

Very ,very  nice! Whether it's December or January won't be long to wait. Looks as though I'll be shuffling the batting order [build order] when this thing comes out I'm sold and it does have the right number of cylinders . Way cool HK !

 

[esarmstrong]

I see a clear nose piece, so we are in for additional versions, I would expect.

[CRAZY IVAN5]

7 hours ago, vince14 said:

It looked pretty good to my eyes - and actually quite small for a 1/32 twin, thanks to the narrow fuselage.

Actually just a skosh bigger than a Mosquito. I've already measured existing shelf space , it'll fit wjth some room to spare for the Sea Fury that's coming out I thought this hobby was dying out YEAH RIGHT!

[alaninaustria]

Oh man, she looks spectacular! I’ll be buying two of these babies!!

Cheers

Alan 

[CRAZY IVAN5]

Any ideas or rumours on pricing? I might 've missed it , not exactly hitting on all cylinders these days

[LSP_K2]

Assuming I do one at all, it will definitely have bazooka tubes under the wings.

[Kagemusha]

6 hours ago, esarmstrong said:

I see a clear nose piece, so we are in for additional versions, I would expect.

 

Ah yes, that's for an A-20J/Boston IV.