FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan RTF

FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan RTFFMS 410mm T 28 Trojan RTF Your First Warbird, Made Easy 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)

FMS 410mm T-28 Trojan RTF – Your First Warbird, Made Easy
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, return-to-home feature, and one-key stunts for confidence-boosting flight every time.

Take to the Skies. Loop with Ease. Glide with Grace. Fly with Confidence.
This micro warbird delivers smooth, stable, and thrilling flights in any open space:

Loop with ease using the one-key stunt function for effortless rolls and loops — no acrobat skills required.

Fly with confidence thanks to the 3-mode gyro system that keeps things steady, even in your first flights.

Glide through the air with the lightweight foam build and efficient 1020 motor for smooth, quiet cruising.

Launch anywhere with hand-toss takeoffs or short runway rolls — perfect for parks, fields, or even big backyards.

Whether you're brand new to RC or just want a hassle-free flyer, the T-28 Trojan is built for fun right out of the box.

History
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 nose and tricycle landing gear made it a recognizable and beloved bird for generations of pilots.

Appearance Features
Realistic molded panel lines and surface details
Bright, high-visibility red paint scheme
Classic tricycle landing gear
Scale-shaped propeller with auto-release function
Proportioned cockpit and wing shape true to the original T-28

Performance & Technical Features
One-Key Return-to-Home: Activated before takeoff, your plane will safely return with the flip of a switch
One-Key Stunts: Loop or roll at the press of a button — the plane recovers automatically
Three-Mode Gyro System: Choose full stabilization, optimized balance, or full manual control
STOL Capability: Short takeoff and landing makes it great for small fields or hand-launch
Propeller Auto-Release Protection: Pops off on impact and easily reattaches — no tools needed
Upgraded 2.4GHz Radio System: Reliable, responsive controls with up to 300m range
Durable EPP Foam Build: Lightweight yet tough enough to handle the bumps of beginner flying
Simple Setup: Just install the landing gear and insert the battery — ready to fly in under a minute

Specifications
Model    410mm T-28
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    6CH
Prop Size    2-Blade 5.1 Inch
Recommended Battery    3.7V 380–400mAh
Aileron    Yes
Rudder    Yes
Flaps    No
Retracts    No
Minimum Age    12+
Experience Level    Beginner
Wing Load    21.4 g/dm² (0.04oz/in²)
Wing Area    2.8dm² (43.4 sq.in)

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What wind conditions are best for flying?
A: For beginners, stick to calm weather or light breezes (0–1 level). 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 takeoffs and landings.
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 stunts. 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 and fuselage are fixed. Handle gently when transporting.
Q: Is there any assembly needed?
A: Just pop in 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. Use the included system for best performance.
Q: What’s next after I master this plane?
A: Check out the 1300mm PA-18 or the versatile Ranger series for your next aviation challenge!

Notes to buyers:
① 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.
② PNP (Plug-and-Play) airplanes include the ESC, motor, and servos all pre-installed from the factory. Transmitter, receiver, battery, and charger are not included.
③ EPP foam can bubble or deform in high heat. To prevent this, avoid leaving them in direct sunlight when not in use.
④ To ensure the return-to-home function works properly, please set it before takeoff. Once the aircraft is in the air, the feature cannot be activated.
⑤ The RC airplane is perfect for teens aged 12 and up, and for kids under 12 with parental involvement.