Delivered to the Fleet Air Arm in early 1946 as Z2033. Modified by Faireys at Manchester Ringway in early 1949 as a TT.1 target tug for Svensk Flygtjanst as SE-BRD. Returned to UK in 1964 and displayed at the Skyfame museum at Gloucester Staverton in its 1946-style markings.

Built by Avro at Chadderton (Lancashire) in late 1938 as N4877. Its wartime service was as a transport aircraft with the Air Transport Auxiliary. To G-AMDA in 1950. Repainted as N4877 and wearing the code letters 'VX-F' of 206 Squadron RAF Coastal Command. Shown when airworthy with the Skyfame Museaum. Now static at IWM Duxford.

Skyfame Museum. Tempest II powered by a Bristol Centaurus radial engine. After being preserved at Lakeland, Florida, now stored at Fantasy of Flight, the restoration of the two Tempests has been put on hold.

Previously Boulton-Paul's hack aircraft G-AHTW. Here preserved airworthy at the Skyfame Museum at Staverton. Now displayed at the IWM at Duxford.