Plastic Kit for a German Destroyer Z-17 "Diether Von Roeder"
In addition, the ship carried two four-tube 533-mm torpedo tubes, depth charges and barrage mines. "Dieter von Roeder" was named, like other ships of the series, in honor of the German hero of the First World War.
Lieutenant Commander Dieter von Roeder commanded the 13th destroyer semi-flotilla and died in July 1918, saving the crew of a sinking destroyer.
The destroyer Z - 17 "Dieter von Roeder" was sunk during the Battle of Narvik in combat with British destroyers and the battleship Warspite on April 13, 1940.
- Scale 1:350
- 178 parts
- Length 35cm
- unbuilt/unpainted
- Paint and glue not included
In addition, the ship carried two four-tube 533-mm torpedo tubes, depth charges and barrage mines. "Dieter von Roeder" was named, like other ships of the series, in honor of the German hero of the First World War.
Lieutenant Commander Dieter von Roeder commanded the 13th destroyer semi-flotilla and died in July 1918, saving the crew of a sinking destroyer.
The destroyer Z - 17 "Dieter von Roeder" was sunk during the Battle of Narvik in combat with British destroyers and the battleship Warspite on April 13, 1940.
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