ICM 72307 Do 17Z-7, WWII German Night Fighter (1/72) – Plastic Model Kit

The ICM 72307 Do 17Z-7, WWII German Night Fighter in 1/72 scale is a high-quality plastic assembly kit depicting a German night fighter from World War II. The Dornier Do 17Z-7 was a special version of the popular light bomber, modified for night combat operations by the Luftwaffe. This model stands out for its historical details and fidelity to the original, making it extremely attractive both for modelers and aviation history enthusiasts.

• Scale: 1/72 – a model designed to be built in a popular collector’s scale, ideal for shelf display or dioramas.
• Country of Origin: Germany (Luftwaffe)
• Historical Era: World War II (1940–1945)
• Material: High-quality polystyrene plastic ensures precision in detail and durability of the model.
• Product Type: Plastic model kit – requires the use of model glue and painting (these products are not included in the kit).

Original History: The Dornier Do 17, also known as the “Flying Pencil,” was one of the main Luftwaffe bombers at the beginning of World War II. The conversion of the Do 17Z-7 into a night fighter with radar equipment and additional armament was prompted by the need to counter Allied bombing raids under the cover of darkness. This aircraft participated, among other actions, in the defense of Germany during the battle for Berlin and in raids on industrial cities of the Reich.

Kit Contents:

• Numerous frames with plastic parts featuring clearly rendered structural details of the fuselage and wings
• Clear canopy – allows for display of the cockpit interior
• Multilingual assembly instructions including camouflage and marking diagrams
• No glue or paints included – these have to be purchased separately

Recommendation: The ICM 72307 Do 17Z-7, WWII German Night Fighter (1/72) is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who already have some experience in building aircraft models. It’s perfect both for a Luftwaffe model collection and for historical diorama projects. The medium assembly difficulty (level: 3/5) allows for satisfying modeling work and an impressive final result.