The prototype Bulldog, first flying in May 1969 at Shoreham. Used by Scottish Aviation as a company demonstrator. Preserved in Scotland's National Museum of Flight at East Fortune.

On static display at a Prestwick Flying Club Fly-in, carrying "Test and Development" titles and Scottish Aviation's winged lion logo. It was the prototype Bulldog, first flying in May 1969 at Shoreham, and the only one built by Beagle Aircraft before the company failed later that year. Design authority was transferred to Scottish Aviation at Prestwick where Bulldog production was initiated, with G-AXEH being adopted as a company demonstrator. Now preserved at Scotland's National Museum of Flight at East Fortune.

First flight took place on 19 May 1969, and the aircraft was later used by Scottish Aviation for development work. Registration cancelled by the CAA on 19 June 1978 as permanently withdrawn from use. Preserved in the National Museum of Flight, East Fortune, Scotland.

First flight on 19 May 1969, and later used by Scottish Aviation for development work. Registration cancelled by the CAA on 19 June 1978 as permanently withdrawn from use. Preserved in the National Museum of Flight, East Fortune, Scotland.

First prototype Bulldog.

Prototype.

The Bulldog prototype, built by Beagle at Shoreham and first flown in May 1969.