This is the latest in the Komodo & K2 series of fliers.

After the bad FC problems of K2 caused it to nose-dive in the hard dry grass, I started designing a new frame from 3D printed Taulman 910 nylon. I tried a bunch of designs, including one with dropped motors to change the center of gravity - although they always had a issue with the center canopy not looking as nice as Minion's. So I decided to lengthen the arms of the Minion frame (and increase the size a bit for 1407 motors) and use the same canopy for both, since they use the same components. The result I dubbed MegaMinion.

A few of notes about the Lumenier 25A 4in1 ESC.
A) They soldered the + and - battery wires in place, then conformal coated the whole thing. In order to get battery + and - up to the FC and to solder in a capacitor, you'll have to hack away at the conformal coating then burn down their giant solder blobs.
B) In order to save themselves some panelizing costs, they made the + and - battery contacts super close to the edge of the board, meaning the solder blobs for the battery contacts will probably spark to the FC. You'll have to increase your stack height by at least 3mm in order to use this ESC. I ended up with a 8mm spacing between FC and ESC !
C) Some of the motor solder pads are cut in half, due to either bad routing or not enough room between boards on the panel.
D) The ESC runs extremely rough. My motors were flaming hot in about 2 seconds. I had to drop it down to Dshot150, turn off Dynamic Filtering, and use 3S just to keep the motors cool.
E) It has the same manufacturing sticker as the Racerstar
. (Funny, my bad review of the esc didn't show up on GetFPV...)

For those of you wondering where the XM+ is; it is inside of the bottom frame under the stack. In the second-to-last image you can see a depression between the stack screws.

Carbon frame 24g
Nylon frame 18g (42g if it was solid nylon)
Without props and battery: 124g
AUW: 201g