The second prototype of the GAF Nomad first flew in April 1972 as VH-SUR, it was leased to the Australian Army in 1973 as A18-002 but soon after written off in a landing accident. The Aircraft was repaired and returned to the Army which in turn used the aircraft as an instructional airframe with the fake serial A18-300. Nowadays the Nomad is preserved with the Museum of Australian Army Flying.

This was the 2nd prototype of the N2 Nomad. It later served with the Australian Army as A18-002 & A18-300.

This is not the real VH-MSF, but the former VH-SUP, the first prototype of the GAF N2 Nomad. In the mid 1980s this airframe was painted as VH-MSF and used as a static movie prop for the television series "Flying Doctors". The real VH-MSF (c/n N22B-69) was used for the flying scenes.

The second prototype Nomad demonstrating at the 1972 Farnborough Air Show.

The second prototype GAF Nomad landing at Farnborough after its demonstration flight.