E-430 was delivered to the R Danish AF in 1956 and was sold back to Hawker Siddeley here at Dunsfold in 1974, intended for refurbishment. Failing to find a fresh export customer, it was moved to Thorpe Park and painted to represent a Royal Navy Hunter GA.11 with the serial XF418 (which is actually correct for the port wing fitted; the starboard was from XG226). Going on to the Gatwick museum and later sold privately, it became abandoned, but in late 2024 was moved back to Dunsfold for the planned Wings Museum, which also has Kestrel XS694 in store

This Hunter is a composite airframe consisting mainly of the fuselage section of Royal Danish Air Force E-430 supplemented by the port wing of XF418 and the starbord wing of XG226. It was previously at the Gatwick Aviation Museum and is now earmarked for the Wings Museum that apparently is to be established at Dunsfold.

Seen here in a boring, anonymous and fake Royal Navy scheme, this is in fact the former E-430 of the Danish Air Force.

This Hunter is actually a composite build consisting mainly of the fuselage section of Royal Danish Air Force E-430 supplemented by the port wing of XF418 and the starbord wing of XG226. Now beautifully restored and on display at the Gatwick Aviation Museum.