Hobby Master
1/72 A-20G "Little Chief" 321st BS USAAF 1944
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About this product
1/72 A-20G "Little Chief" 321st BS USAAF 1944 by Hobby Master delivers a detailed WWII bomber display model for collectors, historians, and diorama builders.
Featuring:
- Diecast metal construction: Gives the model a solid feel and accurate surface detail for display.
- Authentic nose art and markings: “Little Chief” livery with 321st Bomb Squadron USAAF insignia from 1944.
- Fine surface detailing: Panel lines, cockpit framing, and weathered camouflage finish for realistic presentation.
- Fixed landing gear configuration: Designed for stable shelf or cabinet display.
Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):
- Length: 20.6 cm
- Wingspan: 29.6 cm
- Height: 8.1 cm
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: 1/72
- Manufacturer: Hobby Master
- Aircraft: A-20G Havoc
- Squadron: 321st Bomb Squadron, USAAF
- Year: 1944
- Material: Diecast metal with plastic components
- Finish: Pre-painted factory finish
- Paint and glue: Not required
- Assembly: No assembly required
- Modelling tools: Not required
Perfect for: WWII aviation collectors, USAAF enthusiasts, and display modellers who want a detailed 1/72 bomber model for shelves, cabinets, or dioramas, backed by Hobby Master build quality.
Why this aircraft matters
The A-20G Havoc served as a fast, low-level attack aircraft during WWII. It supported Allied ground forces with bombing and strafing missions.
The 321st Bomb Squadron operated in the European and Mediterranean theatres. Aircraft like “Little Chief” carried distinctive nose art that helped crews identify their planes and build unit identity.
This model captures that field-level personality. The “Little Chief” artwork reflects the individual markings crews added during combat operations, giving each aircraft a unique identity within its squadron.
How to use it
Place the model on a flat surface, shelf, or in a display cabinet. You can position it alongside other 1/72 WWII aircraft for a historical collection or diorama scene.
No tools, paint, or glue are required. It arrives ready for display straight from the box.
This is a diecast model. It is fragile and not recommended for children.
