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SV 4 Fly inn at Antwerp

Started by Patrick H, May 08, 2008, 12:55:24 PM

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Patrick H

Last weekend we had a small, anual event here at the Antwerp airport based SV4 museum. The SV4 Fly Inn is a gathering of the Belgian build Stampe Vertongen biplane. Several still fly in and around Belgium and visit this meeting as well as several other old timers. Usualy a Spitfire is also,present but this year we had a Mustang present also. The Scandinavian Hystoric Flight P 51 "Old Crow" is this year based in Belgium again to attend airshows all over Europe.

Oh well, enough small talk, here are some pictures.

First a couple SV 4's




2 Harvards.



Rearwin Cloudster



Home build and flying something for the flying sorcery GB?



A very limited flying display as this is normaly not allowed here.





Hope you guys like these pictures. More can be seen on my website:http://highandlow.topcities.com/Index.html

:cheers:



My webpage

The engines spit out fire, I'm pushed back in my chair
The pressure gives me thrills as we climb in the air

GTX

Nice photos - anymore of that homebuilt?  Also, what was the Italian looking bird (shown on your website)?

Regards,

Greg
All hail the God of Frustration!!!

Patrick H

Thanks Greg, not from this year. I was standing in the wrong place when it left  :banghead:
But here are a couple from last year. See, it can fly  :smiley: I have a few more of it static but have to look for them on my other PC. If you want to see more, let me know and I'll have a look for them.





The Italian looking aircraft is not only looking the part but is indeed an Italian bird. A Fiat G46 5A. Part of the Vormezeele collection it was a frequent guest on shows some years ago but is not often seen around anymore.

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My webpage

The engines spit out fire, I'm pushed back in my chair
The pressure gives me thrills as we climb in the air

GTX


Thanks for that - I like that homebuilt!

Thanks for the Fiat info too - I guessed it had to be a Fiat, just didn't know which.

Regards,

Greg
All hail the God of Frustration!!!

nev

Great shot of the Spit and Mustang in close formation  :wub:
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Captain Canada

Awesome stuff, Patrick ! I too love that homebuilt.....wicked !
CANADA KICKS arse !!!!

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Spey_Phantom

verry nice pictures, Patrick  :mellow:

to bad i wasnt there  :banghead:
on the bench:

-all kinds of things.

Patrick H

Thanks guys,

Greg, You're welcome

The spit and Mustang formation was a great sight indeed Nev. Didn't last long, unfortunately. One pass and that was it. oh well, I guess we"re lucky to have a few fly bys at all. Regarding the fact that there is no real display allowed at the airport.

The hyomebuild is indeed a special thing, garanteed to get a lot of intrest wherever it goes.

Indeed Nils, we could have met up then. Better luck next time.

:cheers:
My webpage

The engines spit out fire, I'm pushed back in my chair
The pressure gives me thrills as we climb in the air

Captain Canada

I'm looking at the pics again, aminly the Mustang and the Spit pics....and can't help but think it must be the camera.....there's no way you're that good of a photographer !

:bow:
CANADA KICKS arse !!!!

Long Live the Commonwealth !!!
Vive les Canadiens !
Where's my beer ?