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That's a pretty tall order but I think a lot would depend on your particular guitar and amp. You probably just have to play around until you get close.
Jimmy Page is one of the best around but I've heard he used a pretty big bag of tricks to achieve some of those sounds. You might want to check out a multi-fx unit to help you find some of those tricks.
