STAMPE / PISTON

Stampe SV.4C

The SV.4C biplane with a Renault engine and shared front/rear cockpit controls.

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EngineRenault 4P05 · 140 hp
PropellerTwo-blade fixed-pitch wooden
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YOUR AIRCRAFT COMPANION

Start here

A few places to begin, from the aircraft’s story to the people who fly it.

Introduction

Aircraft and configuration

The simulated Stampe SV.4C has a 140 hp Renault 4P05 engine and a two-blade fixed-pitch wooden propeller. Fixed landing gear and no flap detents are documented. Pilot and instructor cockpit diagrams identify the same primary controls and an elevator-compensator lever.

Stampe SV.4C

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THE AIRCRAFT

Meet Stampe SV.4C

The simulated Stampe SV.4C has a 140 hp Renault 4P05 engine and a two-blade fixed-pitch wooden propeller. Fixed landing gear and no flap detents are documented. Pilot and instructor cockpit diagrams identify the same primary controls and an elevator-compensator lever.

HOW IT CAME TO BE

History & design

A Belgian trainer refined for aerobatics

Stampe and Vertongen began building trainers because the available aircraft did not meet their needs. The company’s museum traces the design office from Alfred Renard through George Ivanow to Demidoff, who refined the SV-4. The development of its aerobatic character also involved pilot Elza Leysen, whose requirements helped shape the aircraft.

Stampe en Vertongen Museum · Stampe and Vertongen after the war ↗

Stampe en Vertongen Museum; design history

A post-war life beyond Belgium

War and the destruction of the Antwerp facilities interrupted aircraft construction. The SV-4 returned through post-war licensed production in France, helping explain why the name Stampe became familiar far beyond its Belgian birthplace. The museum distinguishes that licensed production from the aircraft’s original design and development.

Stampe en Vertongen Museum · Stampe and Vertongen after the war ↗

Museum account of wartime interruption and licensed manufacture

UNDER THE SKIN

Systems & details

Wood, fabric and an inverted engine

Restauravia describes the Stampe as a fabric-covered wooden biplane developed for training and introductory aerobatics. Its MSFS model is chiefly based on the French Air Force SV4C, with a Renault 4P05 inverted four-cylinder engine, fixed-pitch wooden propeller and compressed-air starting equipment. The manual also acknowledges Gipsy-powered versions. This distinction is useful when comparing cockpit layouts and engine controls across the broader Stampe family.

Restauravia Stampe English manual, pages 2–3
restauravia.fr · Stampe SV.4C — simulator documentation ↗
VIRTUAL VERSIONS

In your simulator

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GO TO THE SOURCE

Manuals & resources

Read the original documentation from the people who created it. Manuals open on their publisher’s website.

Simulator documentation

↗Stampe SV.4C — simulator documentationrestauravia.fr · Stampe English manual · pages 2–7

Aircraft reference

↗Stampe and Vertongen after the warStampe en Vertongen Museum · Reviewed public summary; original privately archived 2026-10-12
AIRCRAFT AND FEEL

Built-in force-feedback profiles

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