Yep, it's from 2/KG.806, Werk Nr. 4068, coded M7+ DK. It was engaged by three Hurricanes of 312 (Czech) Sqn, RAF, on 8 October 1940, whilst attacking the Rootes factory at Liverpool. The Hurricanes took off from Speke, right next door to the JU's target, and the entire flight and combat lasted three minutes, in sight of the airfield! The Ju88 flew at rooftop height over Bromborough, on the Wirral (south bank of the River Mersey), banking around the steeple of the church, before crash landing on what was then recalimed land, now covered by buildings and a shopping complex. The pilot died from fatal wounds, and the rest of the crew were captured.
One of the pilot's involved, sharing the victory, was Josef Stehlik, who was from Slavicin, where Roman (Seesul) hails from, and the model, showing the aircraft belly landed, as it actually was, will be going to the aviation museum in Slavicin, Czech Republic. How I get it there in one piece is something I'm still trying to figure out!