No more...I promise!

[Tango_Romeo]

OK, I know that I've produced more versions of the A-20 than anyone cares to see, but I've just succeeded in stopping myself....it's like an addiction....just one more.

[SopwithC]

.............now that's above and beyond - we all appreciate your efforts to keep our virtual skies full of interesting birds .........

.........looks like the boys in the paintshop will have order in some more paint ...........

[oldwheat]

     But what about the RAAF Mk.III?

[Tango_Romeo]

OMG!  Did I really miss one?   ;D

Welllllllll....maybe.... :-/

[p14u2nv]

For what it's worth, I just watched the A-20 story on the Military Channel just yesterday am - so it's a current story this week although a repeat.

[Tango_Romeo]

Oh, no!  That's going to setoff another round of ideas for esoteric and one-of-a-kind A-20 types....not to mention fueling my addiction anew! 

This is going to be worse than the B-25 epidemic of '09.   Is there a vaccine available yet? 

[Tango_Romeo]

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[Tango_Romeo]

Several folks have been kind enough to send me books and/or other pubs and photos of the A-20 for research purposes....for which I am very appreciative.

[Bill_Kestell]

And ... you haven't touched on the "one-offs" (and you should NOT!)

Excellent post, Tom ... and I certainly can't fault your position.  If you've covered the major alphabet series ... that's more than good enough.  Otherwise ... you'll NEVER be finished with them!

[bismarck13]

There were slightly under 7.500 Douglas A-20s produced

Hey, a couple more variants, a few more Sopwith skins, you will be getting close . . .

[Tango_Romeo]

Ain't it the truth!

[Tango_Romeo]

I finally got the A-20B, A-20K/Boston V and the P-70B2 uploaded this evening.  I hope to see them hit the download que tomorrow.  8-)

They are sporting some really nice threads courtesy of THE Sopwith Chameleon: http://sopwithc.wetpaint.com   :D

[Tango_Romeo]

BTW....in the TR_P-70B2 download, I neglected to delete some unnecessary files before posting.