Along with the Heinkel He111 the Dornier Do17Z carried the brunt of the bombing attacks against England up to the end of the "Battle of Britain". The Do 17, also known as the "Flying Pencil" was ordered by the German Luftwaffe to fulfil the role of a fast bomber. The first Do 17E-1 left the factory in 1936. The Z-2 emerged after only 113 Z-1's had been built . It had the more powerful Bramo 323P nine cylinder radial engine with a two-speed compressor producing 1050 Bhp. After only moderate successes, many aircraft were converted into night-fighters.

Model-details:
- Detailed surface structure
- Detailed Cockpit including instrument Panel
- Rotating Propellers:
- Detailed Undercarriage
- 4 Crew Members
- Machine Guns
- Decal Set for two Luftwaffe versions

Colors ( Not Included) : 36 39 40 49

Model details 
Scale 1:72
Release date 03/2011
No. of parts 59
Length 218 mm
Wingspan 250 mm
Skill Level 3
 
Original details 
Type description Medium Bomber
Year/Period 1939
Origin D
Engine capacity 746 kW
Speed 410 km/h