SV-4B V28

crash SV-4B V28 Goetsenhoven 6 April 1966

SV-4B V28 performing acro flight

SV-4B V28 in the "Les Manchots period

SV-4B V28 (Les Manchots painting) remains at the Brussels Air Museum (2005)

During restoration works at the Royal Air Museum SV-4B V28 is on storage at the Vissenaken depot (2007)

Unusual painting on fuselage of SV-4B V28 (now on storage)

At this moment, V28 has been transported to the Stampe Vertongen Museum at Antwerp Airfield for his final destination

V28 at his final destination - Stampe Vertongen Museum

V-28

c/n 1170
frame/n 200.28
18-04-1951     FF in hands of Jean Stampe
20-04-1951     DD to ARS - Wevelgem with engine Gipsy Major Mk.X n°10059
19-06-1952     To DEPE/DEVS, Koksijde
08-07-1952     To EPE/EVS
19-08-1952     To DEPE/DEVS, Koksijde
28-03-1953     Cat.2 accident Koksijde (B)
       Ground collision with Spitfire Mk.? / SM-? Or SG-? (No trace in the Spit filesŠ)
       Crew: ?
11-06-1954     To ARS - Wevelgem
12-05-1958     To EPE/EVS
22-05-1959     To 1st Wing for glider towing
07-03-1961     To EPE/EVS
30-08-1961     To 10th Wing for glider towing
09-05-1963     To Stampe & Renard for IRAN, Contract n° BC226.002; TT 1585:30hrs
14-05-1964     To EPE/EVS
06-04-1966     Cat.1 accident Goetsenhoven (B)
       Nose stand during taxi
       Crew: Solo / unhurt
31-07-1970     To Koksijde AB for storage; TT 2956:15hrs
11-08-1970     SOC
                    Transported to the Royal Army Museum in Brussels
                    V-18 & V-28 were dedicated to the aerobatic team "Les Manchots". Painted in a black,
                    white & red colour sheme. Both modified into a single seat version
18/08/2008    Transported to Stampe Vertongen Museum (Antwerp airfield)