Here is all I have in my personal database. “JAWA” is “Jane’s All the World’s Aircraft”.

First flight: February 24, 1949
Finland
Single-seat amphibian
Sources:
Text: JAWA 51/52 p. 114c
Illn: JAWA 51/52 p. 114c Eklund TE-1
prototype OH-TEA
25-28 hp Poinsard flat-twin piston engine
Designer: T. Eklund
Poinsard engine obsolete, crankcase failed, subsequently fitted with 40 hp Continental A40-5 4-cyl. horizontally-opposed air-cooled engine.

You can see from the photo I posted that the Guppy was a rebuilt Stratocruiser (although I suppose not everyone here is old enough to remember those majestic aircraft!)
Several of the rebuilds were made.

My point (excuse the pun!) about the Buccaneer nose is that it’s not straight!

The Buccaneer appears to have a broken nose – has it been in a fight?

About normal for Stansted!

Swedish search radar

Here is a picture from the same book, showing three of the Swedish search radars.
It’s a very long time since I saw a Type 80, but I don’t think that’s what these are. They are probably Ericsson contraptions, but someone here on this Forum probably knows.
Incidentally I apologise for hijacking this thread and wandering off into Bloodhound land, but at least this post takes us back into the realm of Bawdsey.

Incidentally, you can always check current UK museum contents here:
http://www.museum-explorer.org.uk/show.php?page=museum_content&c=30&m=3&y=4&t=2
(and see a few of my pictures too!)