Seen during the heritage open day. G-ARZB is a 1962 Wallis WA-116 Series 1 Agile autogyro c/n B.203 This aircraft was in the 1967 James Bond film ' You Only Live Twice'. Registered G-ARYB on 18 Apr 1962. Sold to the Army Air Corp as XR943 later in 1962 and restored as G-ARYB on 03 Dec 1964. Deregistered as PWFU on 03 Aug 2016.

Negative from FNG archive. Wing Commander Ken Wallis was born in 1913. After retirement from RAF service in the early 1960's he started building autogyros. In 1967 he acted as stunt pilot for Sean Connery flying Little Nellie in you "You only live Twice" and is seen posing here, every inch looking the British gentleman, on a promotion tour. He passed away in 2013. Little Nellie was cancelled in 2016 as permanently withdrawn from use but survives as exhibit at the Shuttleworth collection.

First flew as G-ARZB then to the Army Aitr Corps as XR943 in 1962. Back to G-ARZB in 1964. Featured in the 1966 James Bond film You Only Live Twice. CofA expired in 1993. Stored by Wing Commander Wallis at Reymerstion Hall, Norfolk until his death in 2013. Preserved at the Shuttleworth Trust, Old Warden from 2014. Cancelled from the register in 2016.

Featured in the James Bond film, 'You Only Live Twice' (1967).

Wallis WA.116 Autogyro resides with the Shuttleworth Collection at Old Warden, UK. Named 'Little Nellie' by it's inventor Wing Commander Ken Wallis, stared in 007 Bond movie 'You only live Twice'

This featured in the James Bond film, 'You Only Live Twice' (1967). It was cancelled as permanently withdrawn from use in August 2016. Previously XR943

Seen here being flown by its builder and owner. Better known for belonging to James Bond with the name of "Little Nellie" and for sorting out the bad guys in Bell 47s in the movie "You Only Live Twice".

This aircraft is privately owned but displayed at Shuttleworth. It featured in the James Bond film, 'You Only Live Twice' (1967)