Very nice job. I have a couple of comments as related to detail. First off, I would like to say that I actually owned a REAL T-28 B for 5 years so I know some of the differences between the various production models. 1. The cowl flaps are adjusted too far open. They never could go that far. Tremendous buffet and vibration would be the result during take off and in flight. Before Take Off checklist would be to move the cowl flaps to the "trail position" which put them about 4 inches open. 2. It appears that you have assembled a "B" and a "C" model. The "B" would have no tail hook and a larger nose wheel and a slightly larger propeller. The "C" would have the tail hook and the harder smaller nose wheel and smaller propeller for those bone jarring carrier deck landings. 3. I am assuming that the landing lights in the leading edge is "artistic license", and they do look good. The actual landing light extended out of the bottom of the wing driven by an electric motor. A beautiful job of construction Sir. I have seen your B-17 G and it too was magnificent work. My comments are not intended to detract in any way from your detailed construction.
Hey. First off I'm significantly jealous you had your own T-28. I love the look of these brutes (clearly). I did some flying in the 90s out of KGIF in Fl. There was a yellow one sat there fading in the sun but it sure got under my skin. Best I could get was a share in a Yak52, not that I didn't love it but the T28 is next league. Re all the inaccuracies, yep I'll take your word for it, and you're right I just followed the kit instructions. There are conscientious modellers out there who do proper research and don't trust kit manufacturers, and then there's me! Surprised about the landing lights though. Is there no glass on the wing at all? Anyway thanks for the feedback. All the best.
These new sound, propeller kits are a great addition to detailing, however I guarantee ya the Trojan was a loud SOB. Laotion Air Force loved them. Almost equal to flight time to Sandy.
Lovely models👍🏼
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice job. I have a couple of comments as related to detail. First off, I would like to say that I actually owned a REAL T-28 B for 5 years so I know some of the differences between the various production models. 1. The cowl flaps are adjusted too far open. They never could go that far. Tremendous buffet and vibration would be the result during take off and in flight. Before Take Off checklist would be to move the cowl flaps to the "trail position" which put them about 4 inches open. 2. It appears that you have assembled a "B" and a "C" model. The "B" would have no tail hook and a larger nose wheel and a slightly larger propeller. The "C" would have the tail hook and the harder smaller nose wheel and smaller propeller for those bone jarring carrier deck landings. 3. I am assuming that the landing lights in the leading edge is "artistic license", and they do look good. The actual landing light extended out of the bottom of the wing driven by an electric motor.
A beautiful job of construction Sir. I have seen your B-17 G and it too was magnificent work. My comments are not intended to detract in any way from your detailed construction.
Hey. First off I'm significantly jealous you had your own T-28. I love the look of these brutes (clearly). I did some flying in the 90s out of KGIF in Fl. There was a yellow one sat there fading in the sun but it sure got under my skin. Best I could get was a share in a Yak52, not that I didn't love it but the T28 is next league. Re all the inaccuracies, yep I'll take your word for it, and you're right I just followed the kit instructions. There are conscientious modellers out there who do proper research and don't trust kit manufacturers, and then there's me! Surprised about the landing lights though. Is there no glass on the wing at all? Anyway thanks for the feedback. All the best.
These new sound, propeller kits are a great addition to detailing, however I guarantee ya the Trojan was a loud SOB. Laotion Air Force loved them. Almost equal to flight time to Sandy.
That’s awesome. Would that kit fit in a 1/32 Tamiya Zero ?
Very cool.
Nicely done. I fly RC airplanes and T28 is one of my favorite..
Is that a plastic model?
Yes it is! Used to fly rc myself but gave up due to our abysmal weather & my self imposed 2kt xwind limit
Beautiful!
Donde puedo adquirir un avión t28 y cuanto cuesta xfas donde lo venden.gracias
Very cool ! Now figure out how to have smoke come out when it fires off !!!! Lol.
can it fly it would be cool if you can get it to fly
No it’s just for display
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is the propeller suppose to wobble like that
Of course not. Its just meant to be a bit of fun I’m no engineer!