Servos is another topic that can hold a lot of debate. I would say buy standard servos, or maybe bb servos, you really don't need much more power on either of those planes, unless the spec tell you so. I have a friend that has been flying for a long time, and he always reminds me that not that many years ago, servos only produced small amount of power 14-20 and planes flew fine with those. Then the "standard" servos would fly just about everything else. If you have a ton of extra money, but more expensive servos will work a little better. but I would not spend extra money on servos for a second plane. just buy and fly.

I bought an Escapade as a second plane but after flying it the first day I decided to wait.
So I bought a Big Stick which I consider the best second plane. Fast, great maneuvers and still slow and smooth landings.
It's really the best.
After I felt polished with my Big Stick, I moved to my Escapade.

how do you like the Futaba S3010?

I like the 3010 very much. I use them in my larger planes and have not had one fail. I have a FOX .74 Eagle IV (great engine!) in the Revolver 70 so I decided to go with a stronger servo. Therefore I used the 3010 servos. I also use 148's and 3004's. Those are also good servos for 40 and some 60 size planes. My 148's are 20+ years old so I mainly use them on throttles now but again, have never had one fail.

Bruce

Althought there are great many low wing constant chord wing planes about, to me the Escapade is judst the prettiest.

Futaba S3010 are fantastic servo's. I have around 12 of them and they all centre very well for analogue servo's. I have 4 in a little BH Home Run Pattern plane where the centering and almost no slop is greatly appreciated

Tim,

<p class="MsoNormal" style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 10pt"><font face="Calibri" size="3">No doubt the Escapade is one of the prettiest plane around, and for its price no plane can beat it. Not to mention that it’s really an ARF and does not required much gluing. I don’t regret buying it.</font></p><p class="MsoNormal" style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 10pt"><font face="Calibri" size="3">No doubt that the Big Stick deserves its name as the Ugly Stick. It’s one of the ugliest plane around, and require lots of gluing and cost 50% more than the Escapade.</font></p><p class="MsoNormal" style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 10pt"><font face="Calibri" size="3">If I had a choice between the two, I would choose the Big Stick without a blink. Why? It’s fun to fly and nothing beats the fun of flying in this hobby. I may be new to the hobby too, but I know that no plane looks pretty once they’re in the air. It’s what they do in response to your transmitter that counts.</font></p>