I see the call of the Havoc became too much. 😆

Dear Nigel, A brief reminder on the aftermarket for the A-20 was most useful. The plan for building the cockpit in three variants is ambitious and will be most useful, (I suspect) to everyone who is considering buying this kit. I will tune in on the modifications! One point though- I am surprised that Douglas chose to name their aeroplane after the road that runs from London to Dover, but it's fair enough I suppose. Best regards, Z

Looking forward to seeing you build it

After finishing it I think anyone who can come up with those canopy side parts and levers would also be a great add. Once you finish it, so much of what's in it is unseen ...but open canopy versions could look awesome if someone like airscale did a pro version of those parts. I added the three thin wires you see on those canopies used to pull the sunscreen over the pilots head so it has a bit more detail but you need the canopy framers, levers, and sunscreen to complete the look. And thanks for the shout out...evwrything i did on this came from watching your and others videos. Without the hours you guys put in, a LOT of us would be lost doing the detailed work.

hello Nigel...this looks like it will be a fun build.. lots of great detailing parts... looking forward to the build.. thx 4 sharing... vinny... aka... CaptainCuzzz6951

My favourite Aussie mail order shops are out of most stuff, except for 321012 which I have bought...

Looking forward to the build! I hope building the cockpit and painting it 3x won’t burn u out.

Looking forward to seeing you utilise all this AM you've happily showed off, Nigel. I think once completed, this A-20 is going to have to be displayed in the Tower of London next to the Crown Jewels, when one bears in mind how much it's added to the cost of the base kit. You must have some very deep pockets. Are you going to insure it?🤭

Hi Nigel, Great video. You have a great bunch of aftermarket for this kit. I'll be looking forward to all the builds. Have a great day. Jeff

This is going be a super build can't wait to see how it comes together

So it begins…..

Looking forward to following the build.

Will be watching with interest.

Looking forward to the build

Found out today that my great uncle flew these during the war would love to build this with RAF roundels in memory of him, as unfortunately on a mission, he didn’t Return.

hey nige, thank you for mentioning my stuff! cheers! tom.

So looking forward to you tackling this build, Nigel - though the amount of aftermarket would definitely terrify me, haha! May I ask if you can pass something on to 1ManArmy if you have a link with them? I understand they are stencil masks and have basic national insignia; however, I bought the set for the Kotare Spitfire and it also came with the codes for the markings in the box, which I didn't realise and if I had it would've saved me £10 getting them from elsewhere. It would be really helpful on Hannants and other websites they sell from if they showed a picture or something telling you exactly what the sheet looked like so you knew what markings comes in the set. I have my eye on the Tempest, Me262 and 109E sets but have absolutely no idea what codes these packs include. It isn't a massive criticism, it would just be very helpful as a customer to know exactly what their sets include, as the description is a little too vague!

Its really really nice Nigel. Is that your new favourite saying lol? Looking forward to the build.

Love this kit. Too bad about the instrument panel being hidden, I wonder if the shape of the coaming is right? Could it be cut back some? I've already buttoned up the fuselage so it is what it is for me, would like to see a good solution for other builders. Just waiting on my "corrected" wheels from Eduard. Loving Tom Anyz stuff! Got the OneManArmy stencils, will be a first for me - good thing I watched all your videos on using them! Looking forward to your build videos!

Can't wait for part one. Drooling already!

Nigel, is the Border models Lancaster build dead now? Its been seven months since he last video. Its fine either way, but its hard for me to get interested in another new build that may also get suspended later. Thanks.

Your way of thinking is way too complicated from time to time. It reminds me of myself. Are you german by any chance? 😁

The build is going to be epic! Thanks for the run through of the AM. How's your mojo, Nigel? You up for it?

Hi Nigel, looks to be a super build! A thought about the nose gear. Instead of cutting off a leg to fit the wheel, why not replace the lugs that face inboard and cause the interference. You could drill for an axle, cut off the lugs on the inboard side, thus eliminating the interference. Now, just cut an axle, and fabricate two spacers to replace the ones cut off earlier. When it's time, just thread the axle through the spacer, the wheel, spacer and other fork. What do you think?

I will hanging my from the garage ceiling.

didn't the Boston come first?

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