The Belgium flap:

December 12, 1989, Natoye:

SOBEPS indicated that on December 12, 1989, to 21:40, Natoye, four witnesses observed a craft which was larger than the 25 meters length of the dwelling, extending to the nearby dwelling at 20 meters, which conferred on the machine a width of 50 meters.

The observation being given in example on the question of dimensions of the carrying masses of the lights in certain observations does not comprise other information.

It was at an altitude given as approximately 50 meters.

An outline, annotated and black and white drawing of the craft was made, giving many details on the craft, such as the form and the locations of various lights and light beams.

The captions indicate:

The body of the craft is of solid black color.
In its middle, there is a dome of blurry light.
The light at its point on the left side is white and projects a beam.
The light at its point on the right side is white and is shown without beam.
The light ar the rear left is white or red, as well as that at the rear right side.
Each side of the craft has a row of small lights, parallel to the craft's side, red and blue alternated. 6 are drawn on the left side, 7 on the right side.
Behind the body of the craft is a cloud or s smoke, circular; the sketch shows a beam of light from the read of the craft, getting wider with distance with the circular area captioned “cloud or smoke.”

This sketch allows the reconstitution below:

Below: Indicated measurements permit the reconstitution - size of observer in red compared to that of the craft (arbitrary craft thickness here).

Note: if the witnesses underestimated the 50 meters altitude of the craft above the ground, then the craft was not smaller but bigger.

Sources:

"Vague d'OVNI Sur la Belgique", volume 2, SOBEPS publishers, Belgium, page 201, 1994.
Sketch of the craft in "Vague d'OVNI Sur la Belgique", volume 2, SOBEPS publishers, Belgium, page 202, 1994.

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