This aircraft is owned by the Real Aeroplane Company and is seen in their hangar at Breighton, a great place to visit. It carries a Swiss Airforce livery

This was manufactured by Bücker in parts and then shipped to CASA who assembled it. It was originally Spanish Air Force 35-17, reserialled in 1946 to ES.1-17. EC-ALP from 1955.

This was manufactured by Bücker in parts and then shipped to CASA who assembled it. As G-CIJV it is officially registered with the incorrect c/n 35.

The RV marking indicates that it has a reversed inverted spin allowance.

French-registered Jungmeister at Yeadon after giving an aerobatic display at the annual SSAFA air show. This is an original Bücker, built in 1937 as D-ETSI. Later in 1937 it was delivered to the Spanish Air Force as EX.1. There it was later reserialled as 35-22, then to ES.1-22 and finally E.1-22. When withdrawn from use it was sold to Brochet in France who rebuilt it with a new c/n 1 as F-BBRI. In 1962 it went to the USA where it became N211U.