The Hong Kong Models 1/32 A-20G Havoc/Boston | Finished build at Model Expo 2023!

Just to wrap up our coverage of the biggest modelling event in Australia this year, Max reports in on how he fared with building the Hong Kong Models A-20G Havoc kit - and the results could be seen on the competition table at Model Expo 2023! Tune in as he reports on the kit finishing, a small niggly issue, as well as the overall build experience!
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[@timorvet1]

I do believe the wheels are based on the restored example flying in the States hence the unusual nose wheel with little holes around the rim which ive never seen on any wartime aircraft or museum examples, and the lack of block/diamond tread on the main tyres. I do hope Eduard come to the party soon on those issues.

[@rodgerkelly]

Nice video Biggus and a nice build too! By the way, is that Mr Gayski I see lurking in the background at the 0.10 mark???