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TAKOM 2210 1/35 M28A1/A2 Super Assault (2 Options)Tank Model KitTAKOM 2210 1 35 M28A1 A2 Super Assault (2 Options Included) Tank Model Kit Main hatches can be opened or closed Includes etching, metal barrel, and clear parts Moveable suspension and wheels Comes with 4 marking options Tracks are movable (jig included) The outer running gear can be removed to recreate the towing state. The T28 heavy tank (also known as the T95 tank destroyer) was a prototype heavy tank without a turret designed by the United States
TAKOM 2210 1/35 M28A1/A2 Super Assault (2 Options Included) Tank Model Kit
- Main hatches can be opened or closed
- Includes etching, metal barrel, and clear parts
- Moveable suspension and wheels
- Comes with 4 marking options
- Tracks are movable (jig included)
- The outer running gear can be removed to recreate the towing state.
The T28 heavy tank (also known as the T95 tank destroyer) was a prototype heavy tank without a turret designed by the United States during World War II.
The decision to develop this vehicle was made in 1943, and it was given the designation T28 in 1944. It had the firepower to destroy the German heavy tanks and tank destroyers deployed in the fortified lines built in Europe.
The T28, which had no rotating turret and had a sealed fixed fighting compartment, was renamed the T95 tank destroyer in 1945.
The two T28s (T95s) that were produced were tested at Aberdeen Proving Ground and Fort Knox until 1947.
The greatest feature of this vehicle is the inner/outer double-track running gear and tracks, which were designed to reduce ground pressure in order to support a combat weight of nearly 90 tons. The outer running gear could be removed along with the side skirts, and the outer running gear could be removed when transporting by rail or running on paved roads.
The removed outer left and right running gear were designed to be combined with the side skirts on the inside and towed to the rear of the vehicle.
The T28 was the only assault gun-type fighting vehicle in the US Army, but development was cancelled in October 1947 due to operational limitations imposed by the vehicle's low mobility and weight, as well as the priority being given to the T29 heavy tank, which had been under development since 1944.
One of the two prototypes is on display at the Patton Tank Museum at Fort Knox.
The decision to develop this vehicle was made in 1943, and it was given the designation T28 in 1944. It had the firepower to destroy the German heavy tanks and tank destroyers deployed in the fortified lines built in Europe.
The T28, which had no rotating turret and had a sealed fixed fighting compartment, was renamed the T95 tank destroyer in 1945.
The two T28s (T95s) that were produced were tested at Aberdeen Proving Ground and Fort Knox until 1947.
The greatest feature of this vehicle is the inner/outer double-track running gear and tracks, which were designed to reduce ground pressure in order to support a combat weight of nearly 90 tons. The outer running gear could be removed along with the side skirts, and the outer running gear could be removed when transporting by rail or running on paved roads.
The removed outer left and right running gear were designed to be combined with the side skirts on the inside and towed to the rear of the vehicle.
The T28 was the only assault gun-type fighting vehicle in the US Army, but development was cancelled in October 1947 due to operational limitations imposed by the vehicle's low mobility and weight, as well as the priority being given to the T29 heavy tank, which had been under development since 1944.
One of the two prototypes is on display at the Patton Tank Museum at Fort Knox.
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★★★★★ 5
Take the skin off and get the right size for your dog’s weight!
Color: Panda Bear - Large, Color: Panda Bear - Large
This review is specifically for the panda toy. My dog is a super chewer and will literally go through any normal toy, even the ones labeled for aggressive chewers, within a few hours at most. He’s about to be 10 years old and this is the first time he’s ever had a toy that lasted as long as it has. I wanna mention the outer layer he almost immediately chewed through. To me, it wasn’t worth the fear of him dealing through pieces so I just took the whole “skin” off. However, he’s safely had this for 2 months with no issues and heavy daily chewing until he finally broke it apart. So if you have a super chewer, make sure to get the size appropriate for your dog’s weight and take the “skin” off and you’re left with a quality toy that will stick around! Pictured is a set of 2 new toys of the same variety since he finally chewed through his last batch lol
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026
★★★★★ 4
My dog loves this toy but…
Color: Grey Bear - Large
This toy has many pros and cons, but it’s my dogs all time favorite toy so I have to give it 4 stars.
Pro:My German Shepard loves this toy, it has no squeaker and she hates squeakers, so she hasn’t tried to destroy it. It’s the perfect size for a large ball. She likes to throw her toys and this one has a pretty decent bounce to it so she can entertain herself.
Cons: the inside is hard rubber, she likes to throw her toys and it hurts when she hits you with it or drops it on your feet. Also a huge hazard to windows and anything breakable.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Pretty awesome chew toy
Color: Grey Bear - Large
This toy is great!! I have a doodle that shreds everything in sight, including durable toys, but this one stood up to the Teddy test! He easily ripped off the ear/feet bits, but the fabric casing hasn’t come off after a week of play, and I expect the rubber toy inside will be even harder to break.
This is a fairly heavy toy, so it makes a thunk when it drops and is probably not suitable for small dogs. It has a light squeak that is quiet and infrequent enough to not annoy me, and it’s pretty cute too!! it does get soaked in drool pretty fast (and takes forever to dry), but at this point i’m grateful it lasts long enough to get drooled on at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025
★★★★★ 3
less than 24 hours :/
Color: Grey Bear - Large, Color: Grey Bear - Large
smaller than i expected but had a strong interior that i was pleasantly surprised with. my lil lady very much enjoyed it, however it lasted less than 24 hours before the poor toy was skinned alive :( she loves plushies and she’s obsessed w his skin after tearing him apart. it does have a solid rubber interior that is still good as a toy, however i was hoping its skin would stay on longer than a day :( overall decent toy, 3 stars for being destroyed so quickly. wouldn’t recommend for strong chewers
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Lasts long
Color: Panda Bear - Large
Perfect for super chewer dogs.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026