Awful colours. The sooner it gets a proper RAF paint job the better. Delivered to the RAF on 12 Jan 1962. WFU at Halton on 30 Jun 1974 for ground instruction as 8494M. To Bruntingthorpe in 1992 then onto the South Yorkshire Air Museum then the Bomber County Aviation Museum. It arrived in Dumfries on 25 Mar 2005.

This weird paint job was put on by an artist when the aircraft was in the Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum.

Now wearing an abstract paint scheme, designed and applied by the Guild of Aviation Artists during a recent visit. The design is expected to remain on the aircraft for a period of two years after which time the Jet Provost will be returned to its former RAF colours.

On display at the Dumfries & Galloway Aviation Museum.

Painted in a scheme devised by the winner of a competition held by the Guild of Aviation Artists.

Painted by the winner in a competition run by the Guild of Aviation Artists. Blends in nicely with the typical Scottish grey skies.

Painted in WW1 'dazzle' colours as used by British warships.