This replica Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter C-FSOP was registered in 2003 to the Ontario Aviation Historical Society which operates the Great War Flying Museum at Brampton-Caledon Airport (CNC3), northwest of Toronto. The aircraft was visiting Downsview Airport (CYZD) in Toronto for the departure of the Vickers Vimy replica for St. John's, Newfoundland to recreate Alcock and Brown's famous non-stop flight across the North Atlantic. The Vimy replica spent a week in Toronto having its Orenda piston engines inspected before its flight to Ireland. It can be seen just in front of the Sopwith.

3 Verkennings Smaldeel marks on this preserved Strutter.

Wearing the holly leaf badge of the 3rd Escadrille which flew the Strutter from Les Moëres until it was replaced by the Breguet 14 in 1918. The correct serial of this aircraft is thought to be S-88 with the construction number quoted as 66.

Wore S-85 in 2000, but correct serial believed to be 88 and c/n 66.