| N9494Z probably early in the filming while it was marked as ABOMBinable Snowman. (Stoney Stonich)
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| The right side of the nose of ABOMBinable Snowman. Most of the airplanes seemed to duplicate the name and nose art on both sides of the nose. (Stoney Stonich)
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| N9494Z later when it was marked as Laiden Maden. (Stoney Stonich)
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| N9494Z at the CAF Airsho at Harlingen in October 1976, showing off the reapplied name and nose art from Catch-22. It was a garishly popular scheme and the airplane looks good. It was owned by John Stokes at this point. (Scott Thompson)
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| N9494Z went to the U.K. in 1978 to be used in the filming of Hanover Street where it flew as Gorgeous George-Ann. This May 1978 view shows it at Bovingdon with the other four Hanover Street Mitchells. (K.R. Perks) |
| After Hanover Street, it fell on hard times and was stored at Blackbushe where it went steadily downhill. It eventually ended up at Sandroft in disassembled storage. (Adam Bailey) |
| With a bit of an identity crisis, the airplanes in storage with several layers of paint fading away. (Vincent Jacobs) |
| In 2006, N9494Z was rescued when it was obtained by the Belgian Air Museum and transported to a facility in Belgium. It will be restored to static display condition. |
