Cinewhoop general frame

This is my free-styled Cinewhoop 3 inch drone!

I wanted to make something impressive and expands beyond my knowledge on robotics. I decided to take up the challenge by creating some type of drone and later on trying to make the electronics work. For some general information on the bot, it has 4x 3" props, and the central area is ~20mm x ~150mm. The height for this entire drone is ~35-40mm and includes multiple holes and curves just for less weight and is more aerodynamic. Not only do you need to print out this huge chunk of filament, you also need to gather M2, M3, and some type of standoffs that fit 5mm (diameter) holes to ensure when flying it won't break like lego pieces mid-flight. You also need to make yourself propellors which I didn't cad out since it printing props isn't clearly the best idea due to the material. Also another thing is that this drone is around in total roughly estimated ~150mm x ~150mm x ~40mm

For this cad, this piece comes in 8 total pieces and 3 seperate designed parts. There are two top / bottom pieces, 4 side panels, and 2 fences. These were all manually cadded and you can see that they come with lots of fillets and curves. There are also many holes just for less weight and you can carefully install the hardware into the drone with a rope, or anything that secures it to the print. When assembling this drone together, you need to stick the walls through the holes in the top / bottom pieces and hot glue. You also need M2 and M3 screws / nuts + ~35mm standoffs with the props which you need to use a lot of heat set inserts in order to screw in the drone.