pilot Duane Egli, was converted into a camera plane. Cameras  were fitted into the nose, tail, dorsal and belly turrets, the nose  being fitted with an optically perfect dome. The plane was painted  in many bright colors so it would look different from all angles and  would be easily seen by other planes. It was nicknamed the  "Psychedelic Monster". Eventually flown back to USA it sat derelict  for many years in New Jersey before being restored back to flying  condition in Florida. Flown in air shows for many years as "Chapter  XI", referring to the high cost of flying, but later repainted as  "Lucky Lady".