Photographer not known. This Mosquito is now on display in the RAF Museum, Cosford, albeit in somewhat inaccurate colours for a Mosquito bomber.

This Mosquito was built at Hatfield as a B.35 and taken on RAF charge in 1945. It went to No. 27MU Shawbury for storage and was taken out in May 1952 for conversion to a TT.35 target tug, then based at RAF Aldergrove from 1952-54. It went back into storage till delivered to No. 3 CAACU in 1959. It was struck off RAF charge in 1963 and used for the film '633 Squadron.' The aircraft last flew on 3 Oct 65, but was allowed to deteriorate at Central Flying School. It went to RAFM Cosford in 1969. It is painted as a pathfinder Mosquito in which Wg Cdr Guy Gibson, VC was killed on 19 Sep 1944.

Built by DH at Hatfield as a B.35 in March 1945. Converted to TT.35 Target Tug. Latterly served 3 CAACU. To 7806M in May 1963. Displayed at the RAF's 50th anniversary show at RAF Abingdon. Now preserved in the Cosford Museum.