some of you might have already seen one of the various building threads, I would like to introduce myself and my projects so far. I am a 1980 born old fellow named Christopher, who started to draw in 2009 while looking for a giant Aichi Val kit. I became addicted I must say, but I think there are various more lethal addictions 

I am concentrating on the more exotic ones - besides the Spitfire I am working on. My projects end up with

• a quality wood kit
  
• colored plansets, always plotted from original digital files, no copies!

Kit options are

• basic kit = colored planset + short kit + premium kit extras milled = hinge extras (control horns, hinges), 6 mm air-ply pieces (firewall, gear and wing mounting, servo carriers)
  
• fiberglass accessories such as cowling, wheel pants; clear canopy
• other accessory kits and extras will follow
  

It usually takes a year of researching, collecting books (yes, those original ones on paper, no compressed pdf files are suited for serious drawings), drawing, working on the 3D basis and continue from there for a model.

For those who haven't seen the thread(s):

First one maidened by Larry S. in late 2014 as 1/6th scale, beautiful work mate! 

#2 CAC Boomerang CA-12 1/4.5th scale (discontinued)

more at: http://www.rcscalebuilder.com/forum/forum_posts.asp ?TID=15366&KW=cac+boomerang

more: http://www.rcscalebuilder.com/forum/forum_posts.a sp?TID=17934&KW=hurricane

>> early IXc/converted Mark V, I wanted the round rudder shape and like the early spits more than the sporty late ones.

A fantastic news: I contacted Paul Monforten some while ago, asking for official licensing his book as basis for a wood kit. He agreed and will benefit from each kit with a small license. I wanted to fully show respect for his tremendious work on the spit. If you haven't already call it your own, get your copy of his book: http://www.monfortonpress.com

My plans and kits will not be simply copying his drawings, I did some 100 hours' work on entering ordinates to establish a perfect 3D shape and carry on from there. You might follow me here, if you're interested in the digital 3D work, it is still in progress: https://www.facebook.com/pages/CK-Scaledesigns/6739459959664 36

#5 Focke Wulf 190 F-8 1/4th scale started

If you have any questions, mail me here or use the mail adress noted on www.ck-scaledesigns.com (mail@ck.......)

To avoid spam, please to not post it anywhere on forums, those bots are always waiting 

All the best from here,

Christopher Kremer

thans a lot. Most of it is done with Rhino 3D, the plans modified and colorized in Adobe Illustrator.

You might follow the digital steps in Facebook.

Finished the spit elevator stab fairing today.

Regards,