This morning Brian, Shea, Lilly and Myself went to the monthly EAA meeting at Pecan Plantation. This is a shot of Shea in the cockpit of a truly beautiful RV-10 belonging to Debbie Dewey.
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A beautiful RV10 at Oshkosh 2009
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- Sean
- Fort Worth, Texas, United States
- This blog is going to be a little different from most of the amateur built aircraft web sites. There are many RV10 builder sites out there that are very detailed with tons of good technical information. My site is going to take a different approach. I am going to document the construction process with real time uploads from my iPhone. I will be posting photos as I progress, and will probably elobrate on them when I have time.
A beautiful RV10 at Oshkosh 2009
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January
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- Elevators clecoed and drilled
- Assembly on spars
- Elevator ribs match drilled
- Counterbalance ribs for elevator
- Ready to match drill elevator ribs
- Rudder complete!
- Rudder counter balance weight.
- Nice engine!
- Rudder leading edge
- Rudder trailing edge.
- Slowly riveting rudder.....
- Counter sinking rudder trailing edge
- Oops....
- Last nights progress
- Match drilling skins
- Rudder ready to be match drilled.
- Fitting first side of rudder
- Rudder taking shape.
- Our visit to see Debbie Dewey's RV-10
- VS is complete!
- Mel helping out.
- The first tricky rivets are down that hole.
- VS skeleton riveted and ready for skins.
- All VS parts complete. Next up, priming then rivets.
- Dimpling interior of VS skin
- Using clecos as a guide to remove strips.
- VS skins ready for match drilling.
- Attaching skin
- VS skeleton mockup.
- VS parts deburred and ready for clecos
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