It would make a challenging and magnificent build. I have the full size plan and it's available on Outerzone:
http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=4645

It would make a challenging and magnificent build. I have the full size plan and it's available on Outerzone:
http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=4645

 Looks like a very nice design, hope to see one going together here soon.

 " Dave Wright's Spitfire has a Stalker 61 under the hood. "

http://modelflyingnz.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=49



F2B Aerobatics
1. Kevin Barnes - 1894.1
2. Loren Nell - 1876.0
3. Adrian Hamilton - 1773.0
4. Don Robinson - 1750.1
5. Dave Wright - 1599.1

Though that might be more to do with other things , though I think its got a bit of weight .

Ive drawn up 5762 Spitfires , If you want to build a real one .


When I was 7 or 8 we wanted to build a Spitfire . Dad whipped up some Spuce Verneer , threw the shape on , and away we went .
" Thatsa all I did in the War . Id sit there drawing SPITFIRES " . Was at school in WWII . So thats why we won the War , 

Heres Dave Murrels . ST 60 I think it might be . Not a Cox .049 anyway .appears to be unrelated .



Ian Smiths ( MAAA )  mayv been a freeman ? around 2005 or 10 .  

I'll give you a hint .

Ive drawn up 5762 Spitfires

dragged the Drg. out today , as I want to use a ' plank ' wing on my current fuse ,

http://stunthanger.com/smf/index.php/topic,38847.0.html
heres some drivle on one under construction , thoughs a Merlin rather than a Griffon version , though only the nose
is a bit differant , and the fin . And I threw the tailplane drg. out . unless Ive got it reduced for the .46 one . Which
I likely tossed too .  

Think D. W . mightve said his was 110 % .

Got my Griffon fuse done for the Elip. Wing .

Spitfires on the Brain . Just found these , rare to see a MkV ( MERLIN ) with American Markings , in Silver , with a Red Spinner .


" A Spitfire V (serial number AR 404) of the 7th Photographic Reconnaissance Group at Mount Farm "

" Eagle Squadron Spitfire MK Vb Mount Farm 1944"


Will Flog the Rest of the Pictures , as its rare to se a U.S. invasion striped one also , though not as rare as above .











cant whine about the canopy detailing , with this here . The Photo Recosanance planes didnt have bullet proof windshields , or armament . Generally .

thats a Mk 11 , with a Small Carb Intake set up .

We hae to give up. Theyve changed into prancing nubians at the dragon mood festival . https://www.flickr.com/photos/24554019@N06/page12 must be mixing their pleasures .





the teardrop blisters by the undercarrage legs cover the fuelpumps . The Whole front of the wing holds 90 gallons ( imperial ones - over 100 U.S. )

He Dosnt look old enough to drink , let alone be over Berlin at 30.000 feet .

Auch , Aye . We'll Thean . Wot would ye be wanting with thae fancey new airyoplanes then , a orse is more'n gaid enough for mae , lades .






Reginald Arthur Blyth On Horseback ,  served in WW I with the 67th Battalion of the Western Scots, Victoria, BC. He was a captain in the trenches in France.

Here is another BOM Spitfire. 

AWESOME!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/v/pzkoTulqA1U&autoplay=1&rel=0

Lots of neat Spitfire photos and models here!  This is my Spit stunter.  60" span and RO-Jett 61.  I drew up my own plans based on 3-views and photos.  Supposed to be a stunter, so not very much scale detail.  (I've just got to change those exhaust stacks...too small.  It's too late to add a pilot).

Floyd

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Dunno . think he made it up . bit of a built thread on it ion Barton ,  w a y back . 2007 or 2003 ish ish .
Got a .60 in it  , anyway .

Like maybe this:

 


The above picture was lifted from another site post on the Spitfire topic located here:

http://stunthanger.com/smf/open-forum/spitfire-plans/

More Rubbish , Dave Wrights one.



The PENTLAND one . Was Kitted ( Kokaburra ) in the U K .





seems theres a laser cut kit for that : http://www.belairkits.com/detail.asp?id=1131