Customer Reviews

ParkZone T-28 Trojan PNP PKZ4475

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Cons - hardly any; only issue I had was with both left and right main gears falling off after a rough landing. Easy enough to fix. Other T-28 owners that i know have had the same issue.
Pros - Too many to list. flight characteristics are superb, flight time with a 2100mAh battery pack is around 15 min. Very well constructed. Stock motor and prop combonation are perfect and yield great climb and top speed performance.

This is my first low wing plane, but my second with ailerons. While not for a total beginner, an experienced novice who has mastered keeping track of your plane's orientation can handle this plane with little difficulty. It has noticeable dihedral and is stable without being too touchy on the control sticks. It is very durable and has endured with little damage many rough landings. It looks great in the air and is definitely a good value.

I have to congrats Park Zone developers on this one!.
I only had 2 Issues: The rear Landing gears does not take to much of rough landings and the wing attachment to the fuselage found it to loose.

As for this I solved it as follows: I glued with Poxi the Landing Gears and the Wing to the Fusulage.
This are the only issues. It works and flies terrific.

As for this everything is in Favor!!!!!. Price of PNP wich is the one I have es good
I have a great time flying this plane. It is very stable and do some basic manuvers. I should add that flying in local park I take a lot of "wows" and "Excelent" , "amazing" , Beautifull" from the crowd when they see this T-28 doing its thing!

Good Work Parkzone! Keep it up!

My son and I love this plane. It's his first, and it has been a great trainer. But it's not limited in performance like simpler trainers, so he's doing loops and rolls and will likely use this plane for a long time. Repairs after a crash are easy, and it's pretty durable. Parts are pretty cheap to replace. Easy assembly.

I just started flying in January 2011. My first plane was the Dynam 4Ch Hawk Sky Electric Glider. I bought it for around $100.00 from NitroPlanes. This is a great package, as it comes with everything you need to get started flying, including a decent radio, receiver combo and one battery. I flew the Hawk Sky for about 25-30 flights before I felt like I was ready to purchased the T-28 Trojan PNP. The Trojan is a great all around trainer plane, and is very nimble and responsive on the controls compared to the Hawk Sky, but not so quick that it scares you. The T-28 Trojan is a pleasure to fly, ( it almost fly's itself after you get it all trimmed in properly. . . I said almost ). The T-28 Trojan can perform great acrobatic flying tricks and is very stable and light. The plane has a very good glide-path and floats down onto the runway with great ease for a very light landing most times. The great thing about the plane is that you can crash it repeatedly, when your still learning how to fly like me, and then simply glue it back together and go fly again the next day. I know this because I've crashed and then glued it back together now about 3 or 4 times so far, and I've only flown it about 20 times since I bought it in mid February. I highly recommend this plane for the beginner/intermediate flier who is still learning how to fly and wants to progress to the next level in this hobby. If your going to purchase this plane, then I also highly recommend that you go ahead and buy at least two additional batteries so that you have three total batteries to start off with, including the one that comes with the package. I discovered this fact after I first bought the Hawk Sky Glider Plane and would go fly it with my one fully charged battery, and then be bummed that I didn't have any more flight time, as I would just be starting to get the hang of it but would have to pack it in for lack of an additional fully charged battery. :( I recommend purchasing your extra batteries at HobbyPartz, as they only carry high quality name brand batteries, that are priced low and include free shipping on all orders. So in summary, the T-28 Trojan is a great 2nd plane to get when you're just starting off in this hobby, but if you want to get this plane as your first plane, then at least do us all a favor at the local flying field and log a number of hours on a good flight simulator before attempting to fly it for the first time. :)

The Trojan is truly an amazing airplane for everyone to enjoy. This was my 2nd airplane and the first plane with ailerons. The plane flies very stable and lands well with the tricycle landing gear. Make no mistake though, the Trojan can be quite maneuverable in the hands of a skilled pilot. This is what makes the plane so fun! I learned many of the basics of flying on the T-28, and when I was ready I was able to increase the throws and really have a ball with it.

I have crashed this plane many times and after a little glue or epoxy it is as good as new. This airplane can most definitely take a licking and keep on flying. I would not hesitate to recommend this to just about anyone. The 100% beginner might need some more instruction or a helpful hand nearby, but if you have already flown a trainer or spent some time on the sim than the Trojan would be an excellent plane for you.

This is a great plane to learn 4 channels (ailerons). My first plane was a PZ Champ (which I still enjoy). Just don't try to do too much too fast. I tried to fly inverted on my fourth flight and the plane ended up in three pieces. Epoxying back together right now...to get it back in the air.

I got this as a trainer,
It is very stable and easy to control even though it has low wing.
It flies very smooth so its a lot of fun learning to fly with it.
You can do basic maneuvers with it,
It is made of foam, which is very easy to fix, and the parts are also very easy to get.
It is very reccomended to anyone who wants learn to fly Rc planes.

I loved the T-28 so much, I bought a second one via Amazon.com. Their price was $10.00 less than anyone else and no freight or tax. You can't beat it!

The Park Zone T-28 is the perfect trainer that intermediate and great flyers love just as much as I do. This bird flies great!