A flyable Meteor painted as A77-851 which was an F.8 named 'Halestorm' that shot down a MiG-15 during the Korean War. That was later converted to a U.21A and scrapped although the nose was preserved. VH-MBX was flying with the Temora Aviation Museum until at least 2018 and is in fact ex VZ467 which was the last Meteor F.8 in RAF service (till 1982 as a target tug), named 'Winston'

First registered in the US in July 1965 it was exported to Australia in late 1967. Had a number of operators until struck off from the Australian register in 1993. Obtained by the Queensland Air Museum, it is displayed in TAA Sunbird Services colors as VH-TGP.

At the Avalon Airshow 2013, Day Six

Arriving at the Avalon Airshow 2011

From Temora Aviation Museum at the 2007 Defence Air Show, Day One - taxiing after a display flight

From Temora Aviation Museum, At the 2007 Defence Air Show, Day One

At the Avalon Airshow 2013, Day Six

This appropriately registered Meatbox is painted to represent 'Halestorm', a MiG-killer flown by Sgt George Hale during the Korean War. Its real identity is VZ467 and it made the RAF's last Meteor flight before being retired in 1982. Placed in storage as a spare for the RAF's Vintage Pair display team, it was sold and registered G-METE on 5 November 1991, making its first post-restoration flight in 1994. Acquired by Temora Aviation Museum in 2001 and re-registered VH-MBX on 30 October that year.

Resting under the apron floodlights on the night before the 2006 RAAF Museum Air Pageant.

'Halestorm', Temora Aviation Museum's Meatbox, getting airborne at WOI 2013.

VH-MBX was withdrawn from use in April 1993.