Foxbot 72-008 Decals Douglas A-20 Boston Pin-Up Nose Art and Stencils (Part III) Scale 1:72 for Aircraft Plastic Model Kit

Waterslide decal set for the Douglas A-20 Boston in 1/72 scale. Produced by Foxbot, this sheet combines aircraft-specific pin-up nose art with stencil data, giving modelers a focused option for A-20 builds that need both individual markings and supporting service details.

The set includes 4 marking options, including three documented aircraft finishes and one bonus "what if" nose art option. This mix makes the sheet useful for builders who want either a period-based aircraft choice or an alternative display finish within the same A-20 family.

For modelers: place the larger nose art elements first and confirm their position against glazing lines and nose panel contours before adding the smaller stencil items. On 1/72 builds, this sequence helps keep the forward fuselage layout clear and easier to adjust.

Included marking options

1. "Sweet Leilani" A-20H-10-DO of 388BS, 312BG, Philippines, April 1945
2. "Contented Lady" A-20H of 672BS, 417BG, probably at Philippines, early 1945
3. "Princess Pat" A-20H-10-DO of 389BS, 312BG, Philippines, April 1945
4. + Bonus What if Pin-Up "Black Betty" by Dave Stevens

Product Specifications

• Subject: Douglas A-20 Boston pin-up nose art and stencils (Part III)
• Variant / Family: A-20H Boston
• Scale: 1/72 (also written as 1:72)
• Product type: Waterslide Decals
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: for MPM, Matchbox, Frog
• Manufacturer: Foxbot
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• Material: Paper
• SKU: Foxbot 72-008

Package includes

• 2 decal sheets
• Instruction

This item is part of Foxbot and belongs to Decals and Waterslide Decals. For matching builds, see Aircraft Model Kits and 1/72 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Are stencil decals included in this set?

Yes. This sheet includes both pin-up nose art markings and stencil data for the A-20 Boston.

How many aircraft options are included?

The set includes 4 options listed in the instruction sheet, including one bonus "what if" pin-up variant.

What is a practical order for decal application?

Apply the larger nose art items first, check their alignment, and then continue with the smaller stencil markings.