Spitfire Corner

Welcome to

the Website for
Spitfire Enthusiasts

I created this website for Spitfire entusiasts around the world, sharing the same passion about the most iconic fighter airplane of the world – and probably  the most esthetic human made object ever.

My passion lead to a full size Spitfire motion simulator with many original parts. I like to share my knowledge about original parts, contribute my own 3d print files for your own Spitfire project and publish interesting blog entries about topics around our passion.

My SpitSim

The most realistic way going back in time and fly a Spitfire in world war two

My passion for the Spitfire led to a full-fledged Spitfire motion simulator with many original parts. Together with a VR headset I can relive the unbelievable and at times horrific experiences many of these young chaps went through.

Replica Spitfire Parts

3d printed replica parts for your Spitfire project

Many genuine Spitfire parts are hard or even impossible too find, contain radioactive paint or are very expensive. In that case I started recreating these parts as 3d printable parts based on the original blueprints from that period. It’s very important to me, get them as close to the real one as possible.

  • Replica Spitfire Parts

  • Based on the Blueprints from WW2

  • Rare to find

  • An original Air Ministry Switch Type B (5C/543) photographed in the off position, placed on a red-line technical drawing from AP1095A showing the switch mounting details

    Air Ministry Part

    Air Ministry Switchbox Type B (5C/543)

    This small On/Off switch was fitted in almost every British military aircraft of the Second World War: the Switch Type B with Air Ministry Stores Reference 5C/543.

    17 min readViews: 463
    17 min readViews: 463
  • An original Air Ministry Switch Type B (5C/543) photographed in the off position, placed on a red-line technical drawing from AP1095A showing the switch mounting details

    Air Ministry Part

    Air Ministry Switchbox Type B (5C/543)

    This small On/Off switch was fitted in almost every British military aircraft of the Second World War: the Switch Type B with Air Ministry Stores Reference 5C/543.

    17 min readViews: 463
    17 min readViews: 463

Genuine Spitfire Parts

Unique Table Stand – Made in Switzerland

Own a genuine part from that period used in the cockpit of a real Supermarine Spitfire. I designed and manufactured a unique table stand for each part.

  • Rare genuine Air Ministry parts

  • Designed and handmade in Switzerland

  • 22ct gold-plated Clivedon pin mounted

  • Unique serial number for verification

  • Limited by available wartime parts

Spitfire Blog

Remembering Veterans, Insights on Original Parts and inspiring Spitfire Projects

My Spitfire Blog brings together the kind of detailed Spitfire knowledge usually scattered across specialist books and forum discussions, if available at all. A place to share personal experiences, observations and discoveries, while giving fellow enthusiasts a platform to preserve and share their own knowledge and stories.

  • Original Air Ministry Parts Insights

  • Stories from Spitfire Veterans

  • Spitfire Projects from other Enthusiasts
  • Progress Updates on my SpitSim

  • An original Air Ministry Switch Type B (5C/543) photographed in the off position, placed on a red-line technical drawing from AP1095A showing the switch mounting details

    Air Ministry Part

    Air Ministry Switchbox Type B (5C/543)

    This small On/Off switch was fitted in almost every British military aircraft of the Second World War: the Switch Type B with Air Ministry Stores Reference 5C/543.

    17 min readViews: 463
    17 min readViews: 463