Using original parts, the Royal Canadian Air Force's Aircraft Maintenance and Development Unit built the aircraft on display in 19661967 with a 110hp Le Rhone J rotary engine. It arrived at the Museum in May 2003, and is painted to represent one of the Air Service Avro 504K trainers flying at the Third Aviation Instruction Center, Issoudun, France, in 1918. This was restored in 2019 by the Restoration Staff from the National Museum of the USAF.