Armory Models AW48308 A-20G Boston wheels, late 1/48 – Resin detail set of wheels for aircraft model

The Armory Models AW48308 set is a high-quality resin wheel set designed for the A-20G Boston aircraft model in 1/48 scale. This product has been developed by the renowned brand Armory Models, known for its precision modeling accessories that significantly enhance the realism and level of detail in both display-ready models and those prepared for top-class modeling competitions.

Historical background and application

The A-20G Boston (also known as the Douglas A-20 Havoc) was an American attack aircraft and light bomber widely used during World War II. It was operated by the air forces of the United States, United Kingdom, Soviet Union, Australia, and France. These aircraft played a key role in battlefield support missions, ground attacks, and bomber escort operations—especially between 1942 and 1945. The presented set features the later variant wheels that were used in the final production phase of the A-20G aircraft. This makes the product an excellent choice for modelers building both American and Allied versions from that era.

Product characteristics

• Scale: 1/48
• Material: high-quality resin
• Dedicated for the A-20G Boston model, late variant
• Highly accurate reproduction of tread pattern, hubs, and valves
• The set includes a complete set of main landing gear wheels and the tail wheel (or nose wheel, depending on the aircraft version)
• Category: resin detail set, modeling accessories

Why choose Armory Models AW48308?

The resin wheels dedicated to the late-version A-20G Boston allow for precise upgrading of plastic models, such as the popular kits by Italeri, Revell, or Eduard. Thanks to the finely replicated tread pattern and sidewall details, you can enhance the realism of your model, giving it an authentic look of a machine from the final period of World War II. The product is intended for both intermediate modelers and professionals—the assembly difficulty level is rated at 2/5.

This set should be a part of every modeler's collection who is passionate about World War II aviation and for those striving to faithfully recreate the historical details of aircraft operated by Allied forces.