Seen in open store at Lavenham one very gloomy Sunday afternoon just before Christmas 1969. Following the demise of the Historic Aircraft Preservation Society its aircraft were taken over by Reflectaire Limited led by John Roast and some were moved to Lavenham, Suffolk, including G-ASXX which was flown from Biggin Hill to Lavenham by Neil Williams on 30 March 1969. It remained at Lavenham until 7 February 1970 when it flew to Hullavington, Wilts.

Ex French Navy WU-15, NX611. Owned by the Historic Aircraft Preservation Society, and carrying the appropriate code 'HA-P'. Used as RAF Scampton's gate guardian for many years before going to East Kirby, where it is kept in taxying condition as 'Just Jane'. The long-term aim is to restore it for flight.

Delivered just 3 days earlier after a journey of 23 days and 12,000 miles from Mascot, New South Wales for the Historic Aircraft Preservation Society and sporting various emblems from its journey.

Painted as NX611, still wearing "Spirit of Surfers Paradise" logo from delivery flight. Also marked as "Guy Gibson". It is operated by the Historic Aircraft Preservation Society.

There are plans to return this beauty to the air but at the moment it is used for taxy rides to help finance further restoration.

Ex NX611, WU-15

The period uniforms and the darkness add to the atmosphere as preparations are made for "Just Jane" to perform a night taxi run.

Performing a night taxi run on bonfire night in 2011

'Just Jane' being prepared for one of her taxi runs