aaviles

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What is the name of this airplane and where i can find this ARF or KIT?
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bullet65

t-28

a65l

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Pica used to make a kit. Should be able to find all sorts of plans about...

There was some buzz about Cox making an ARF out of the kit, check their website

Andy

TLH101

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Vanguard Vancouver has a plan and parts kit:
http://www.vanvan.us/t28trojan.htm
There is a long build thread on rcscalebuilder.com

Tony Gag Jr.

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Dave Platt makes a short kit and Iron Bay(Byron) has a full kit.

Here is a link to Platt's: http://www.daveplattmodels.com/Short%20Kits/index.htm

Here is a link to Iron Bay's: http://www.ironbaymodelcompany.com/W...T-28Trojan.htm



Tony

rrudytoo

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The Platt / Pica T-28's are often seen on eBay, too. Take a peek and maybe you'll get a deal.

Al

TSHARK203

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THE BEST ONE OUT IS THE BYRON KIT IT HAS A 97" WS. WE JUST GOT FINISHED BUILDING ONE FOR A CUSTOMER DOWN IN FL. HERE ARE SOME PICS. TAKE A LOOK AT THE DETAIL WORK AND THE RIVIT WORK AS WELL. OVER 21,000 ESTIMATED RIVITS AND ALL PANEL LINES. ALL MARKINGS WERE HAND PAINTED (NO DECALS OR STICKERS) WITH AS SPEC PAINT.

gary9648

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Have to agree the Iron-bay is the largest and most complete kit. Have one getting closer to paint now. I believe COX has bought the Pica line and is selling the T-28 as an ARF. Saw it at Toledo this year. It is a 80" model vs the 98" Iron Bay. All T-28's fly great. I have owned three of the Pica models and have personally seen the Iron bay model fly. Excellent war bird subject. By the way Tshark, FANTASTIC looking Trojan. Great inspirational photos.
Gary Webb