This is a composite made up from 2 wrecks retrieved from the former Soviet Union. The only evidence of an identity is a stamp stating BE146, suggesting one of the wrecks is this aircraft. Exhibited in the colours of a No 111 Squadron RAF.

Flown by Hangar 11 Collection.

Built by CCF in Canada in 1942, and salvaged from a Canadian farm in the 1990s. Then brought to the UK where restoration to flying condition began in 2005. It first flew on 27 January 2009 and is now owned by Peter Teichman as part of North Weald's Hangar 11 Collection.

The Hurricane's tail wheel leaves the tarmac as it departs to take part in the "Battle of Britain" memorial flight.(Canon 40D 260mm)

Delivered to the RCAF in 1942 (5377), this Hurricane was struck off strength in 1946. Stored on a Portage la Prairie, Manitoba farm, the aircraft was rebuilt by Bob Diemert from 1964 - 1968. After participating in the movie "Battle of Britain", the fighter remained in the UK and was part of the Strathallan Collection from 1969-1984. Acquired by the Canadian Warplane Heritage, it was airlifted by Canadian Air Force C-130 Hercules in May 1984 to be a prominent part of their collection. Unfortunately the Hurricane was lost with four other aircraft on February 15, 1993 when a hangar caught fire.

Battle of Britain 70th anniversary memorial flight flypast at Fairford.

This Hurribomber is pictured lifting off rw27 to take part in the Battle of Britain 70th Anniversary commemorative flypast at RIAT 2010. This aircraft served during WWII in Canada but is repainted to represent a 174 Squadron aircraft flown by Flight Sgt Charles Bryce Watson. On 19th August 1942 the real BE505 was shot down over Dieppe but, fortunately, the pilot survived to become a POW.

Painted as AG244 in this unusual silver scheme to represent a Rhodesian Air Force example, this Hurricane is a newcomer to the flying set. A Canadian-built Mk. XII operated by the RCAF as 5487, she crashed in 1942. Restored by Classic Aero Engineering/Phoenix Aero Services at Thruxton and briefly appeared in Finnish AF marks in summer 2014 after first post-rebuild flight. Owned by Karl-Friedemann Grimminger

Rebuilt from more than one airframe. The original P3351 was built by Hawker Aircraft as a Mark 1.

Previously RCAF 5487