How did an aircraft known as the 'wooden wonder' become one of the fastest and most successful bombers of the Second World War? And why, after spending years painted blue and armed to the teeth, did it finish its career with no armament and a coat of yellow and black stripes? Find out more about the magnificent De Havilland Mosquito with IWM Duxford's Graham Rodgers in this episode of Duxford in Depth: https://bit.ly/3gOaaBF | Imperial War Museum Duxford

The wooden Mosquito plane could fly at 400 miles an hour - its speed and fire power during WWII helped win decisive victories against the Nazis. Now a renovated prototype will be on show at the de Havilland Aircraft Museum. Longer report on iPlayer http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06pwjj9 | BBC London