This Anson was constructed from a collection of parts from a variety of incomplete airframes lying in southern Alberta. The wing was manufactured from scratch according to original plans, with the port side left unskinned to illustrate the combined wood and metal construction. The aircraft is beautifully finished as RCAF 7401, which served throughout WWII with 18 SFTS at Vulcan, Alberta. It appears that substantial sections of 12587, a MkV, may have been incorporated.

Reconstructed at the museum in the 1990s to represent RCAF 12587 using parts from several airframes found in Southern Alberta and also newly built wings. The port wing structure remains uncovered. Marked as RCAF 7401.

Built in Winnipeg in early 1945 by MacDonald Bros Aircraft for the RCAF as Anson V 12587. Operated by 18 SFTS. Rebuilt by the Calgary Museum using parts from two Anson IIs and painted for display as Anson II '7401'.