Side view of Vickers-owned Vildebeest G-ACYV. Unknown location in England.

Side view of a Vildebeest prototype. Unknown location in England.

Close up 3/4 front view of a Vildebeest protoype loaded with bombs and a torpedo. Unknown location in England.

3/4 front view of Vildebeest prototype N230. Unknown location in England.

Side view of Vildebeest prototype K2771. Unknown location in England.

Air to air view of Vildebeest MkIV prototype K4164 in flight over England.

Air to air view of Vildebeest MkIV prototype K4164 in flight over England.

3/4 front view of Vildebeest MkIV prototype K4164 in England.

Side view of Vildebeest MkIV prototype K4164 at Brooklands, England.

Image from the MH Lane personal collection. Looking rear inside the stripped fuselage of a Vildebeest or Vincent. Unknown location.

Image from the MH Lane personal collection. Side view of the stripped rear fuselage of a Vildebeest or Vincent. Unknown location.

Image from the MH Lane personal collection. Aerial oblique view of RNZAF Station Hobsonville, from the back of a Vildebeest or Vincent.

Image from the MH Lane personal collection. Stripped rear fuselage of a Vildebeest or Vincent. Unknown location.

Image from the MH Lane personal collection. View through the ring and bead gun sight whilst flying in a Vildebeest or Vincent. Unknown location.

Copy of a technical drawing showing the fuel system of a Vildebeest. RNZAF Station Wigram.

Copy of a technical drawing showing the fuel system of a Vildebeest. RNZAF Station Wigram.

Image from the TJ Goodhue personal collection. Vildebeest NZ106, from No. 1 Service Flying Training School, after crashing at night at Ashburton aerodrome.

Image from the Beryl Gliddon personal collection. Two men working on the fuselage of No. 7 Squadron Vildebeest NZ137 after it was damaged by NZ124 in a landing accident at RNZAF Station Waipapakauri.

Image from the Max Smith personal collection. Close up of part of the wreckage of a Vildebeest (?). Unknown location.

Image from the Ron Henry personal collection. Air to air view of a formation of Vildebeests over Christchurch. NZ107 at bottom. Handwritten on the reverse "Vildebeestes [sic] over Christchurch 1939."

Unknown man working on the engine of a Vildebeest at RNZAF Station Harewood.

Image from the Arthur Henry Harrison personal collection. Damaged lower main plane of a Vildebeest (?) at RNZAF Station Wigram.

Line up of Vildebeests at RNZAF Station Hobsonville. Handwritten on the matt "Hobsonville 1935" Handwritten on the reverse "Vickers Vildebeests of No. 1 G.R. Flight. These aircraft were brand new and had just been assembled at Hobsonville. They were the first machines turned out by the newly formed assembly unit [at] Hobsonville. This unit reached its peak during World War Two when it turned out hundreds of aircraft for the RNZAF at home and in the Pacific. No. 1 G.R. Flight was the first RNZAF unit to be manned by 100% regular staff. The pilots were commissioned officers and the crew were fitters and riggers detailed to each machine and who doubled up as Observers and W/A/Gs [Wireless Operator Air Gunners]. The crews were - Flight Lieutenant Buckley, Leading Aircraftman Lawn, Leading Aircraftman Graham. Flying Officer Kay, Leading Aircraftman McDonald, Leading Aircraftman Palmer. Flying Officer Cohen, Aircraftman 1 Stevens, Leading Aircraftman Johnstone. Flying Officer Lester, Aircraftman 1 Pankhurst, Aircraftman 1 Hughes."

Ground crew working on the Bristol Pegasus engine of a Vickers Vildebeest. Believed to be at RNZAF Station Hobsonville

Image from the LG Rose personal album collection. "Omaka crash." Burnt and wrecked fuselage of a Vildebeest or Vincent at RNZAF Station Omaka. Unable to establish which aircraft this is at this time.