The T-28 Channel at iModeler (8 articles)

The T-28 Channel at iModeler

Items tagged with T-28
8 articles
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Trumpeter 1:72 Soviet T-28 Medium Tank

by Dennis Meyers on July 19, 2021
in Armor — 4 Comments

I took a detour from a couple of long-term in-progress projects to build up this multi-turret 'land battleship.' It is a nice little kit of an interesting subject. But given the small scale, there are some delicate fiddly parts, particularly t[...]

T-28

by Amari Luu on August 17, 2020
in Armor — 3 Comments

This was my fastest build so far. It took me about 5 hours to build. It is also my first 1/72 scale tank.

T-28 heavy tank – USSR 1941

by Nikos Parts on February 11, 2019
in Armor — 4 Comments

This is the Trumpeter kit in 1/72, a very good one. This T-28 is the late version and saw action in the first months of 'Operation Barbarossa'.

Pilot’s Last Flight

by Greg Kittinger on October 12, 2018
in Aviation — 21 Comments

For Christmas of 2003, I found a gentleman at a local airport who owned a T-28, one of the primary trainers my dad had flown earning his wings. I offered to pay him to take my dad up for a flight in his plane, but he agreed to do it and refused [...]

T-28B Trojan NavAirTraining,VT-3, Heller 1/72

by Robert Royes on July 25, 2018
in Aviation — 14 Comments

This is Heller's T-28 Fennec, done as a US Navy T-28B, training aircraft. had to remove the pylon mounts under the wings and a scoop on top of the forward fuselage. The decals area mish mash of spares, replicating an A/C from VT-3. Didn't add en[...]

TAVAS – The Australian Vintage Aviator Society – Great War Flying Display 2018

by Bernard Wylie on April 26, 2018
in Photo Collections — 4 Comments

I haven't had a chance to do much modelling this year, work has been stupidly busy - we just had the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and trains were running 24/7 during the period (I work for Queensland Rail as traincrew), also I'm pre[...]

1/48 Monogram T-28A Trojan

by Joe Caputo on September 5, 2013
in Aviation — 3 Comments

I don't know which version Monogram did first, the A or B, but I completed the B, before I came upon this one. The only difference I can see is the cowl and the two bladed prop. Boxing in the wheel wells took as much time as building the res[...]