After destroying too many cameras, and stack components from smashing cameras into the stack, I wanted a frame with proper camera protection, and a design where a hard front on wouldn't bend standoffs. The CMW SlamNasty was close, but the arms were took weak, and the different front and back arm braces meant I ended up with too many spares of one, and not enough of the other. So using the SlamNasty as inspiration I designed my own variant with beefier arms, symmetrical arm geometry front to back, and a connected mid plate to give side intrusion protection to the stack. The hollow mid plate allows the build to remain slammed (15mm standoffs) keeping it very resistant to bending standoffs, and also adds to the rigidity.
I was taken by the sleek design of the camera mount on Jimmy Proton's SlamNasty build. Developing and extending the idea further, I incorporated camera mount, antenna mount, VTX shelf, flip fin mounting and a side skirt to keep grass and muck out of the stack. The front is separate from the rear so the top can be quickly removed for servicing, while leaving the antenna and VTX connected and the rest of the stack fully exposed.
All up weight as pictured including props and arm braces front and back is 301g.