The Dornier Do 22 was a German seaplane developed in the 1930s.
Despite its good performance, it was only built in small numbers and exclusively for the export market.
This type was used in Greece, Yugoslavia and Finland during World War II.
The first production model, known as the Do 22/See, which was equipped with floats, did not fly until July 15, 1938.
The Luftwaffe had no interest in the aircraft, so they were sold to Yugoslavia, Greece and Latvia.
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Despite its good performance, it was only built in small numbers and exclusively for the export market.
This type was used in Greece, Yugoslavia and Finland during World War II.
The first production model, known as the Do 22/See, which was equipped with floats, did not fly until July 15, 1938.
The Luftwaffe had no interest in the aircraft, so they were sold to Yugoslavia, Greece and Latvia.
Plastic model kit
- Dornier Do 22, Dr-196, 1/LeLv 6, C.W.O. S. Laatala, Santahamina, August 1942
- Dornier Do 22, export for Latvia, not delivered due to invasion of the Soviet Union in 1940 /alternative markings/
- Dornier Do 22, D-OXWD, painted over Latvian markings, Friedrichshafen, 1941
- Dornier Do 22, DR-195, W No. 0027, civil registration D-OXWF, 3/LeLv 6, winter 1942
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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