Although this unique aircraft flew again after restoration in April 2018, it was subsequently grounded on being moved to the Newark museum in August 2022. Built as a private venture multi-engine primary and intermediate trainer, RAF interest was limited due to the glut of aircraft available postwar. But in 1946 it was allocated to the Institute of Aviation Medicine, taking up the military serial in 1949. Converted as the R.S.4 Bobsleigh for prone pilot research, the RAE flew it 1951 - 1956 after which it reverted to civilian registration as G-AGOS with Film Aviation Services till wfu in 1973

Recently purchased by Nick Grace from Kemps Aerial Surveys at the time of the photo and repainted into its former military markings. Sold the following year to the Strathallan Aircraft Collection. Retired to the Newark Air Museum on 19 August 2022.

Recently purchased by Nick Grace from Kemps Aerial Surveys at the time of the photo and repainted into its former military markings. Made several passes at the event. Sold the following year to the Strathallan Aircraft Collection. Retired to the Newark Air Museum on 19 August 2022.

This wonderful aircraft has been in long-term storage but it is now being readied for a return to the air. It is seen out on the airfield for some engine runs. It was moved to the Newark Air Museum in late 2022