Faile "Naughty Angels" (2012). Acrylicon Beechcraft UC-45

Built for the USAAF as UC-45B 43-35477 then transferred to the RCAF as Expediter Mk.I HB108 in 1943. Converted to a Mk.3T around 1952. To Hamilton Aviation as N7829 in 1968 and used for parts at Tucson. Moved to a scrapyard by 2002 then to the Pima Air and Space Museum in 2012 and painted in this colour scheme for an art project.

Built for the USAAF as UC-45B 43-35477 then transferred to the RCAF as Expediter Mk.I HB108 in 1943. Converted to a Mk.3T around 1952. To Hamilton Aviation as N7829 in 1968 and used for parts at Tucson. N7829 is visible roughly painted on its rear fuselage as is HB108 on the tail. Moved to a scrapyard by 2005 then to the Pima Air and Space Museum in 2012.

Still in its basic RCAF markings (ex HB108, still visible on the fins). Finally ended up at Pima Air and Space Museum wearing street it picked up in the Davis-Monthan boneyard

This rather unique Expeditor, painted as artwork 'Naughty Angels' by artist Faile, is on display at the Pima A&S Museum as part of the 'Boneyard Project: A Return Trip'. Ex RCAF HB108. It had "86" on the fins, but with the rudder fabric missing it only shows the 6 on the right fin and only the 8 on the left fin.