Colour scheme is completely wrong for this aircraft, it should be silver and green (as I painted it when I helped build the new fuselage in the late 1960s) The "engine" is a mockup

Almost complete but waiting for the engine, colour scheme was silver overall with dark green registration and wavy trim line. This was the original aircraft. The fuselage was destroyed prior to discovery by Bob Ogden who gifted the project to the newly-formed Midland Aircraft Preservation Society in 1968/69 and a new fuselage was built in Coundon, Coventry.

Freshly-rebuilt Pou-du-Ciel at the workshops of the Midland Aircraft Preservation Society at James Rowe's farm, Stratford-upon-Avon. It was temporarily fitted with the complete power unit from G-AEOH (Scott A2S Flying Squirrel) as it did not have an engine of its own.

The original was constructed by the East Midlands Aviation Co. in 1936. This reproduction has the original wings and a 1969-built fuselage. Still on display with the Midland Air Museum, Baginton in 2023.

Since preserved at Midland Air Museum, Coventry, initially in store but on display there since 1996.