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Ctibor Kocman
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2020-09-13
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The successful SV4B is a Belgian biplane built by the Stampe & Vertongen Company (Stampe & Renard after the Second World War), designed by Russian designers Ivanow (SV4) and Demidoff (SV4B) in the 1930s as a reflection to the British aerobatic Tiger Moth. The company received orders from both the Belgian and the French Air Force. After the war it succeeded in a competition for elementary and aerobatic trainer of the Belgian Air Force with the Canadian DHC-1 Chipmunk. The first order for 33 aircraft from 1947 was followed by orders from 1952 and 1953 for 12 aircraft each.
The displayed 33th produced aircraft sporting colours of the aerobatic Manchots (Pinguins) team was built in 1952 and withdrawn from service in 1976. In the 1990s it could be seen in the main entrance hall of the Zaventem Airport. Currently it is one of several SV4Bs displayed in the Great Hall of the Royal Army Museum in Brussels.
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milhaus
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2021-09-05
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Blue Sky Service
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JM46.spotting
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2021-10-09
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9. 10. New plane in Czech registry. 2021 Waco aircraft built on base of the old plans. Open day of Tocna Airport.
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JM46.spotting
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2021-10-09
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9. 10. First public appearance after 9 years and Točná open day
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