[gbanger]

I ordered my servos this afternoon. I have been looking at a number of options but decieded to go for these

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...c_23g.html

They are similar to the Hitec 5125's that you were looking at using Paul but are Turnigy's performance option. They probably come out of the same factory, specs are pretty much identical (although the 555 has a higher torque rating)
I have these in my Hotliner, even though I have not used them yet, my reaserch has found them to be a reliable upper range high quality servo.
The other one I was looking at was these

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...22_5g.html

I would actually prefer to use these but the mounting points on these is not practical in our application.
The manual reccommends the use of these type of servos by taping and epoxying them in position but I'm sorry as far as I am concerned that is a very unacceptable installation procedure. I will be using the 555's epoxying in timber mounting rails and fastening the servos to them with screws..
I will take photos along the way and put together my own build manual, the on line one is crap and really doesn't offer any build assistance at all.