I noticed another RV-10 builder's site that has pictures of all of the plans pages. They're too small to read the text but you'll certainly have a good feel for the approach taken.

http://www.myrv10.com/N104CD/index.html

Bob

The RV-10 plans include drawings of the subsection that the instructions are referring to integrated with the text. At the beginning of each section there is an 11x17 drawing of everything to be completed in that manual section. An example is that there will be a manual section dedicated to the rudd...

Actually MLE is the place to go. It's a few miles SW of OMA, closer to me and there's a lot of RVs and other homebuilts there.

Bob

Actually Mike's workspace is also his place of work - seems to me it's a bike shop or something of the sort. He has plane stuff scattered around all over. He's been documenting his build from the start by taking photos of the actual manual pages and then the associated parts or result. Almost as goo...

Not sure where a Van's quote came from that said that the RV-10 was more difficult/involved than a RV-7. There's certainly more rivets, but if you're considering an RV-10 at all you really should take a look at the RV-10 plans or visit a builder before finalizing your decision. If there aren't any -...