FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan RTF
The Perfect Scale Micro RC Plane for Beginners
The North American T-28 Trojan was a military trainer aircraft introduced in the 1950s, used by the U.S. Air Force and Navy to prepare pilots for jet-powered flight. Known for its durability, handling, and versatility, it even served in combat roles during conflicts like the Vietnam War. Its iconic radial-engine and tricycle landing gear made it a recognizable and beloved aircraft for generations of pilots.
Meet the FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan—a compact, beginner-friendly RC plane inspired by the legendary North American trainer aircraft. Designed with first-time pilots in mind, it blends classic scale looks with modern tech to make learning to fly smooth, fun, and frustration-free. With a powerful 1020 motor, tricycle landing gear, and lightweight yet tough EPP foam construction, this Ready-to-Fly (RTF) aircraft includes everything you need right out of the box—plus a multi-mode gyro, heading-hold-return feature, and one-key stunts for confidence-boosting flights every time.
Notes to Buyers
- RTF (Ready to Fly) airplanes come with everything you need to fly in the box. A transmitter, receiver, battery, charger, and all other required electronics are included and pre-installed from the factory.
- PNP (Plug-and-Play) airplanes include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. A transmitter, receiver, battery, and charger are not included.
- EPP foam can bubble or deform in high heat. To prevent this, avoid leaving them in direct sunlight when not in use.
- To ensure the heading-hold-return function works properly, please set it before takeoff. Once the aircraft is in the air, the feature cannot be activated.
- The RC airplane is perfect for teens aged 12 and up, and for kids under 12 with parental supervision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What wind conditions are best for flying?
A: For beginners, stick to calm weather or light breezes (level 0–1). More experienced flyers can handle winds up to level 2–3.
Q: How much space do I need to fly?
A: A clear area the size of two basketball courts is ideal for safe flying.
Q: Is the aircraft quiet?
A: Yes, it flies smoothly and quietly—great for neighborhood parks and open spaces.
Q: What’s the control range?
A: Around 200–300 meters—plenty for outdoor adventures.
Q: How long does the battery last, and how long to charge?
A: You’ll get 8–10 minutes of casual flying, or 4–5 minutes of stunt flying. Charging takes about 30 minutes with the included USB cable.
Q: Is it easy to carry and store?
A: Absolutely. The compact box (355×355×137 mm) fits in most car trunks. Just be careful not to press hard on the plane.
Q: Can I detach the wings or body for travel?
A: The wings are fixed to the fuselage. Handle gently when transporting.
Q: Is there any assembly needed?
A: Just insert the landing gear and battery—you're ready to fly in under a minute.
Q: Can I use a different transmitter?
A: Not at this time. The included transmitter will need to be used.
Q: What’s next after I master this plane?
A: Check out the 1300mm PA-18 or the versatile Ranger series of aircraft for your next aviation challenge!
| Specification | |
|---|---|
| Wingspan | 410mm/16.1 Inch |
| Overall Length | 325mm/12.8 Inch |
| Flying Weight | Around 60g |
| Motor Size | Hollow Cup 1020 |
| ESC | AIO ESC with two 1.3g Servos and Receiver |
| Servo | 2g x 1pcs |
| Radio | 6 Channel |
| Prop Size | 2-Blade 5.1 Inch |
| Recommended Battery | 3.7V 380-400mAh (51005 Plug) |
| Aileron | YES |
| Rudder | YES |
| Flaps | NO |
| Retracts | NO |
| Minimum Age Recommendation | 12+ |
| Experience Level | Beginner |
| Wing Load | 21.4 g/dm² (0.04oz/in²) |
| Wing Area | 2.8dm² (43.4 sq.in) |
The Perfect Scale Micro RC Plane for Beginners
The North American T-28 Trojan was a military trainer aircraft introduced in the 1950s, used by the U.S. Air Force and Navy to prepare pilots for jet-powered flight. Known for its durability, handling, and versatility, it even served in combat roles during conflicts like the Vietnam War. Its iconic radial-engine and tricycle landing gear made it a recognizable and beloved aircraft for generations of pilots.
Meet the FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan—a compact, beginner-friendly RC plane inspired by the legendary North American trainer aircraft. Designed with first-time pilots in mind, it blends classic scale looks with modern tech to make learning to fly smooth, fun, and frustration-free. With a powerful 1020 motor, tricycle landing gear, and lightweight yet tough EPP foam construction, this Ready-to-Fly (RTF) aircraft includes everything you need right out of the box—plus a multi-mode gyro, heading-hold-return feature, and one-key stunts for confidence-boosting flights every time.
Notes to Buyers
- RTF (Ready to Fly) airplanes come with everything you need to fly in the box. A transmitter, receiver, battery, charger, and all other required electronics are included and pre-installed from the factory.
- PNP (Plug-and-Play) airplanes include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. A transmitter, receiver, battery, and charger are not included.
- EPP foam can bubble or deform in high heat. To prevent this, avoid leaving them in direct sunlight when not in use.
- To ensure the heading-hold-return function works properly, please set it before takeoff. Once the aircraft is in the air, the feature cannot be activated.
- The RC airplane is perfect for teens aged 12 and up, and for kids under 12 with parental supervision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What wind conditions are best for flying?
A: For beginners, stick to calm weather or light breezes (level 0–1). More experienced flyers can handle winds up to level 2–3.
Q: How much space do I need to fly?
A: A clear area the size of two basketball courts is ideal for safe flying.
Q: Is the aircraft quiet?
A: Yes, it flies smoothly and quietly—great for neighborhood parks and open spaces.
Q: What’s the control range?
A: Around 200–300 meters—plenty for outdoor adventures.
Q: How long does the battery last, and how long to charge?
A: You’ll get 8–10 minutes of casual flying, or 4–5 minutes of stunt flying. Charging takes about 30 minutes with the included USB cable.
Q: Is it easy to carry and store?
A: Absolutely. The compact box (355×355×137 mm) fits in most car trunks. Just be careful not to press hard on the plane.
Q: Can I detach the wings or body for travel?
A: The wings are fixed to the fuselage. Handle gently when transporting.
Q: Is there any assembly needed?
A: Just insert the landing gear and battery—you're ready to fly in under a minute.
Q: Can I use a different transmitter?
A: Not at this time. The included transmitter will need to be used.
Q: What’s next after I master this plane?
A: Check out the 1300mm PA-18 or the versatile Ranger series of aircraft for your next aviation challenge!
| Specification | |
|---|---|
| Wingspan | 410mm/16.1 Inch |
| Overall Length | 325mm/12.8 Inch |
| Flying Weight | Around 60g |
| Motor Size | Hollow Cup 1020 |
| ESC | AIO ESC with two 1.3g Servos and Receiver |
| Servo | 2g x 1pcs |
| Radio | 6 Channel |
| Prop Size | 2-Blade 5.1 Inch |
| Recommended Battery | 3.7V 380-400mAh (51005 Plug) |
| Aileron | YES |
| Rudder | YES |
| Flaps | NO |
| Retracts | NO |
| Minimum Age Recommendation | 12+ |
| Experience Level | Beginner |
| Wing Load | 21.4 g/dm² (0.04oz/in²) |
| Wing Area | 2.8dm² (43.4 sq.in) |
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The Perfect Scale Micro RC Plane for Beginners
The North American T-28 Trojan was a military trainer aircraft introduced in the 1950s, used by the U.S. Air Force and Navy to prepare pilots for jet-powered flight. Known for its durability, handling, and versatility, it even served in combat roles during conflicts like the Vietnam War. Its iconic radial-engine and tricycle landing gear made it a recognizable and beloved aircraft for generations of pilots.
Meet the FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan—a compact, beginner-friendly RC plane inspired by the legendary North American trainer aircraft. Designed with first-time pilots in mind, it blends classic scale looks with modern tech to make learning to fly smooth, fun, and frustration-free. With a powerful 1020 motor, tricycle landing gear, and lightweight yet tough EPP foam construction, this Ready-to-Fly (RTF) aircraft includes everything you need right out of the box—plus a multi-mode gyro, heading-hold-return feature, and one-key stunts for confidence-boosting flights every time.
Notes to Buyers
- RTF (Ready to Fly) airplanes come with everything you need to fly in the box. A transmitter, receiver, battery, charger, and all other required electronics are included and pre-installed from the factory.
- PNP (Plug-and-Play) airplanes include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. A transmitter, receiver, battery, and charger are not included.
- EPP foam can bubble or deform in high heat. To prevent this, avoid leaving them in direct sunlight when not in use.
- To ensure the heading-hold-return function works properly, please set it before takeoff. Once the aircraft is in the air, the feature cannot be activated.
- The RC airplane is perfect for teens aged 12 and up, and for kids under 12 with parental supervision.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What wind conditions are best for flying?
A: For beginners, stick to calm weather or light breezes (level 0–1). More experienced flyers can handle winds up to level 2–3.
Q: How much space do I need to fly?
A: A clear area the size of two basketball courts is ideal for safe flying.
Q: Is the aircraft quiet?
A: Yes, it flies smoothly and quietly—great for neighborhood parks and open spaces.
Q: What’s the control range?
A: Around 200–300 meters—plenty for outdoor adventures.
Q: How long does the battery last, and how long to charge?
A: You’ll get 8–10 minutes of casual flying, or 4–5 minutes of stunt flying. Charging takes about 30 minutes with the included USB cable.
Q: Is it easy to carry and store?
A: Absolutely. The compact box (355×355×137 mm) fits in most car trunks. Just be careful not to press hard on the plane.
Q: Can I detach the wings or body for travel?
A: The wings are fixed to the fuselage. Handle gently when transporting.
Q: Is there any assembly needed?
A: Just insert the landing gear and battery—you're ready to fly in under a minute.
Q: Can I use a different transmitter?
A: Not at this time. The included transmitter will need to be used.
Q: What’s next after I master this plane?
A: Check out the 1300mm PA-18 or the versatile Ranger series of aircraft for your next aviation challenge!
| Specification | |
|---|---|
| Wingspan | 410mm/16.1 Inch |
| Overall Length | 325mm/12.8 Inch |
| Flying Weight | Around 60g |
| Motor Size | Hollow Cup 1020 |
| ESC | AIO ESC with two 1.3g Servos and Receiver |
| Servo | 2g x 1pcs |
| Radio | 6 Channel |
| Prop Size | 2-Blade 5.1 Inch |
| Recommended Battery | 3.7V 380-400mAh (51005 Plug) |
| Aileron | YES |
| Rudder | YES |
| Flaps | NO |
| Retracts | NO |
| Minimum Age Recommendation | 12+ |
| Experience Level | Beginner |
| Wing Load | 21.4 g/dm² (0.04oz/in²) |
| Wing Area | 2.8dm² (43.4 sq.in) |
