Recently assembled for display at time of photo. Ex-Aviation Traders who had contemplated the conversion of Vampire T.11s into an executive jet. It passed to North Weald in November 1983 following the closure of the museum. Subsequently to the Romney Marsh Wartime Collection, Kent.

Delivered to the RAF as XK625 in 1956. To Hawker Siddeley in 1968 then to Southend for preservation in 1973. Moved to North Weald after the museum closed in 1983 then to the Romney Marsh Wartime Collection, Brenzett, Kent in 1989.

Dismantled components of XK625 "12" (ex-8FTS) and XD527 "46", ex-Aviation Traders who had contemplated the conversion of Vampire T.11s into an executive jet. XK625 was subsequently reassembled and put on display with the HAM (Southend). It passed to North Weald in November 1983 following the closure of the museum. Subsequently to the Romney Marsh Wartime Collection, Kent. XD527 passed to the fire dump at Manston where it was reduced to a pod only by March 1986 and totally burned out by November 1987.

Went to North Weald in November 1983 following the closure of the museum, and now preserved at the Romney Marsh Wartime Collection (ex Brenzett Aeronautical Museum), Kent.