messerschmitt 109 as example for a Stirling or Whitly?

Hi,

With interest I read about the efforts people make to try to find enough information to build a replica of the Stirling and Whitly. They use crash parts to make drawings, but what about using these crashparts? In the Netherlands there is a Messerschmitt 109 that is build by using almost only genuine Messerschmitt parts that were excavated. A few parts are new old stock.
Attached a few photos of the 109. Could this technique be used to build a Stirling or Whitly? Weight might be a problem but would there be many other problems?

Regards,

Mathieu.