the freya and sceadu both fly good with outstanding "Low cost of ownership".
in other words neither will become just wore out after
6 months of hard flying except for maybe some minimal items,unless you "stuff it".
I flew a hopped up GPH for 2 years and it was and still is a great heli.
After flying the dogsnot out of the sceadu 50,I'm really happy w it.
It feels good,the tail is solid,it can pull enormous amounts of pitch w a .50,and is built really solid.theres nothing squirrely on it at all,and its all ball bearinged.
My opinion can be called biased, but having owned and flown ergo 46's,gph's,and the sceadu 50 i feel its a excellent machine for someone who is serious about staying in the hobby,w no major issues to be concerned about, as well as a fair purchase price,fair parts replacement cost. it flies and performs well enough to accomodate entry level pilots as well as advanced pilots.
Its basically a scaled down freya with different features found in a few other hirobo machines that have all been proven well. If you like the freya youd like the sceadu and vice versa.
Hope this helps answer your question.....
MD