124: Company demonstrator (G-ASAL). Used for weapons trials. Model 125: Export model for Jordan. 13 built. Model 125A: Export model for Royal Jordanian Air Force. Nine built. Model 126: Export model for Lebanon. Six built. Model 127: Export model for Kenya. Nine built. Model 128: Export model for Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force. Two built. Model 129: One aircraft for a civil customer in Venezuela (YV-375-CP). Model 1210 : Export model for Botswana. Six built. Light attack variant with underwing hard points Bulldog Series 200 Four-seat variant with retractable undercarriage. One prototype built (G-BDOG). Also known as the Bullfinch in civilian guise. Operators Military operators Kenya Air Force Lebanese Air Force Former military operators Botswana Air Force Ghana Air Force Royal Jordanian Air Force Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force Royal Malaysian Air Force Maltese Air Wing Nigerian Air Force Swedish Air Force Swedish Army Royal Air Force Aircraft on display United Kingdom Bulldog 104 G-AXIG at National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland. Bulldog 125 G-BDIN at South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum, Doncaster, England. Bulldog T.1 XX634 at Newark Air Museum, Nottinghamshire. Bulldog T.1 XX654 at Royal Air Force Museum Cosford, Shropshire. Bulldog T.1 XX669 at South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum. Bulldog T.1 XX520 at 172 (Haywards Heath) Squadron Air Training Corps (Haywards Heath TA Centre), Sussex Bulldog T.1 XX637 at Ulster Aviation Society, Maze Long Kesh, Lisburn, Northern Ireland (Current markings are a XX530 tribute) Specifications (Bulldog Series 120) See also References External links Scottish Aviation Bulldog Cockpit Flying Video 1970s British military trainer aircraft Bulldog Single-engined tractor aircraft Low-wing aircraft Bulldog Aircraft first flown in 1969