Recently restored in the USA as 'Pacific Prowler'

"Moviemaker II" at the Battle of Britain Day.

Aero Associates MovieMaker II went to the Historic Aircraft Museum at Southend in 1967, then to Duxford in 1983 and to North Weald in 1988. In 2006 it moved to Wycombe Air Park/Booker for dismantled storage with Parkhouse Aviation.

Reduced to a source of spares and badly deteriorated, this aircraft is now understood to be in the hands of Barry Penrose at Booker who plans a restoration. Taken at a North Weald photo shoot.

A rather crude conversion for aerial photography later rebuilt to the original

Arriving at Duxford for Aces High Ltd and eventual display at the Imperial War Museum as HD368 VO-A.

Tallman and Mantz were the most famous aerial movie cameramen. Of 16 listed films, Catch22, Flight of the Phoenix, Fate is the Hunter are notable. This cameraship is now a warbird.

What a shame that this aircraft is being allowed to rot.

This poor aircraft has been left rotting in the weeds....what a shame!

Used as a camera ship for 'The War Lover' in 1961 and '633 Squadron' in 1963 named "Moviemaker II" and stored at Biggin Hill till being roaded to Southend in 7.67 for the nascent British Historic Aircraft Museum. Painted in false 98 Sqdn colours to represent RAF Mitchell HD368. Sold for £6,200 when the museum shut in 1983, displayed at Duxford then derelict at North Weald and now stored in very poor condition at Booker