I have a great planes dazzler and i have two engines a thundertiger 40 i think it is and a magnum xl 70 both brand new one is going on my cub project just wondering if it is possible to do 3d with one of these engines on the dazzler or if the dazzler can do 3d?
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or what engine should i get for it to do 3d or is there a better plane about the same size that would be a good 3d beginner plane

The dazzler is more of a sport plane. If you want to over power it the 70 will be perfect and if the cub is a 40 size the 40 will be great for a scale motor . I have a 40 size cub with a saito 30. It is way underpowered for most, but I find it to be scale power. Is the 70 4 stroke and the 40 2 stroke?

The Dazzler can do 3D. The fusalage is a little on the short side,andthe roll rate is extemely fast unless you tone down the throws,so you'll find that torque rolls and harriers might not be as easy to control as they would on some other planes like an Extra or a Yak. But with the right engine, a Dazzler can hover and do most other aerobatic manuevers very well. The TT .40 is a good choice for sport flying on the Dazzler, but is not going to be enough engine to do much 3D. If the Cub you refer to is a .40 sized cub, that's where I'd put the TT .40. If you are limited to these two engines, then theMagnum .70 is going to be a better choicefor3D.However, if the Cub you are refering to is a .60 sized or bigger, then that's where you need to put the Magnum .70, and get an O.S. .55ax or a .70 to .90 sized four stroke to do 3D on the Dazzler.

I have the carl goldberg .40 size cub and i got a magnum 70 4stroke for it for christmas but i could put the 40 on the cub and the 70 on the dazzler i have been doing the sim for 3d and i am a very fast learner i had two buddy box times and i was already doing rolls and loops and touch and go's so i just need to practice 3d just watching videos and doing the sim. thanks