Spitfire Aircraft Company, LTD

Ed Chester

Hello Russ,
Glad to see you're still at it. I discovered your site about a year ago, give or take. I was out of work and deeply in debt at the time. I'm still in debt (but less so) and hope to buy a set of plans soon. Good luck and God bless. Keep going, dreams keep us alive.
Thank you,

Ed

Roy Reyer

Very nice project, enjoyed the pics. Safe flying from N918RR

Tim McCann

Nice pictures

US children furniture

Ran across your build in the EAA mag. very cool, looking forward to following.

Phil Dawson

Hi, I just watched the video which is great. I helped Clive on the original and never realised what an influence he would have on others. I've put this website in Favourites, to keep an eye on the progress.
Phil Dawson

Mike Amos

I was wondering why wood but, then I thought of the mosquito and the weight issue does make a case for the method of construction. Bloomin' well done chaps.

Sigmund B. Sort

Are there any completed that are for sale?

Dick & Peg Goerges

Beautiful effort! Also, Back in the AIR again! Congrats on new '41 Aeronca NC36698 (8/10/10). Thks for great website...

Russ Harmuth

Tom, You are welcome to visit at the hanger, Calaveras Airport or here at the shop in Avery. Please give me an email or call a day ahead of time to be sure I'm available as summer time is really busy with the grand kids and lots of things happening! Iwas just in Santa Clara Saturday for a good friend's 91st birthday..Best Regards,Russ

Tom Slappendel

Designed and built single seat low wing
all wood ,VW powered home built. N7200.
Also visited an all wood spitfire in
Rheims,France.(Jurca) Then there is Bob Defords Mark 9 in Prescott.Also a Jurca
design.(See "America'sFlyways",Sept.2003.
I Hope to visit your project in the
near future.I am located in Los Altos.