NOTE
It says the LED bar is $40 when it's actually $12.50. Just FYI.

FOREWORD
This began back in early January when I got the frame, but I've been taking it slow since then so I can afford some really premium parts here...
So maybe you're asking, what's so "slammed" about it? Well, this is a frame with 15mm standoffs meant for 1 board and 4 separate ESCs. But since I like to push boundaries (and not read directions) I decided to shove in a 4in1 ESC instead. What could possibly go wrong? It was tight at first, but with some wire chopping and careful measuring, it all fits!

FEATURES

• top mounted lipo
• 2.5" props
• Larson scanner 4-LED array, connected to arm state (see video here: https://www.facebook.com/maximusfpv/videos/pcb.1919042164775459/2313589248873522/?type=3&theater&ifg=1)
• 32-bit ESC palying "Iron Man" on startup
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THOUGHTS
Longer standoffs would be nice but that means taller side plates for the camera as well. As for criticism, that's about it. I really like that Blair has a Thingiverse file for any accessories he or anyone who buys a frame designs (https://www.thingiverse.com/BRDMdesign/about). I also think a top-mounted micro is an awesome idea and I love the tiny Chameleon look this frame has. I can tell a lot of time and testing was put into this frame and it's worth every penny of the slightly-above-average price.
If I were to build this again, I would do separate ESCs for ease and maybe get a piggyback VTX since squishing this all in in front of and behind the stack was a bit challenging. Also, as much as I love the LEDs, I wouldn't buy them (he sent them free cuz he's awesome like that). They just add weight and I can't see them with goggles on. But since I have them, why not, right?