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Wallace Gusler (the fellow who set up the gunshop at Colonial Williamsburg) once said to find a rifle you like and do your best to copy it. After years of doing this, you will understand the architecture of the gun.
As for kits, I'd go with Jim Chambers. It's the best that's out there.
Oh, where the tang goes determines where the lock goes. Why? Because the end of the tang is where the touchhole goes.
Where the lock goes determines where the trigger goes. Why? Because where the lock goes determines the location of the sear. The sear determines where the trigger goes.
Where the trigger goes determines where the buttplate goes. Why? Length of pull.
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Vigilantibus et non dormientibus jura subveniunt. Molon Labe!
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