| Picture | Manufacturer | Model | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 100_2471 |
Avro | 626 Prefect | An Avro 626 from the Wevelgem Flight School. Avro delivered 8 in 1926 and SABCA built 4 more under license. Basically the same as the Avro Tutor. Built from scratch. |
 100_1177 |
Renard | R-31 | This was the only indigenous Belgian plane to reach production. It was an observation plane. |
 100_1180 |
Renard | R-38 | Belgium managed to build 4 different prototypes with various engines. They should have concentrated on one and gotten it to production. I modified a Yak-7 kit to make this one. |
 100_2468 |
SABCA | S.47 | Belgian version of the Italian Caproni Ca 335 "Maestrale." Only one was built. Captured by the Germans. Built from scratch. |
 100_2007 |
Stampe et Vertongen | S.V.4B | One of the few home-grown aircraft to be produced in Belgium was this little trainer. With an empty weight of 1,034 lbs., it managed to hit 112 mph. Built from scratch. |
 100_2462 |
Stampe et Vertongen | S.V.-4C | Small trainer, very similar to the British Tiger Moth. Only 30 were delivered by May 10, 1940, but a total of 961 were eventually built. Modified kit. |
 100_2289 |
Stampe et Vertongen | SV.5 Tornado | The Belgian Air Force took 20 of these trainers and the Latvian Air Force had 10. The Belgian aircraft had 2 machine guns and four 22 lb. bombs. |