Didn't have a build thread for this rig so I figure I would make one. Overall the Xaircraft frame is a high quality product, the arms are strong, minimal twist, and everything fit nice and tight. I've read their electronics might not be the best but I'm impressed by this little DIY Hexa...
It is my first fullsize Hexa. I set aside some Avroto 2814s and 4s batteries for when I want to build the real deal with my Nex5 and a proper gimbal. I consider this more of a test rig/eye candy at night. Should be fun for some night FPV. I'll probably build a Y6 out of Rusty's UAP1. I wish I could find a Hexa spider that would handle 12" props and the avrotos...
For now I'm using an Xaircraft CF DIY Hexa with NTM 2830s, 40a DYS Simonk ESCs, AeroXcraft Gopro Gimbal, 2x 4000mah Batteries (ordered a custom plate), RGB LEDS on every arm and RGB rings on top and bottom. The RGB sequencers are the size of the strips so I plan on having 2 for the rings, one for the front 2 arms, and one for the other arms/landing gear. Also have some strobes that may be overkill. The sequencers have a strobe effect and the SMD5050's are incredibly bright already anyway.
Setting up the motor direction and shrinkwrapping the bullets tonight, then I should be flying tomorrow. Very Excited.

ESCs in place with plenty of air.

Headlights and lower light ring installed with 1 sequencer that will control the light rings. Happy with the brightness. I need to get some LEDs on front of the 2 front arms for orientation.
Dome and some simple light reflective orientation tape.
Then I want to eventually test Naza GPS, and APM 2.0 w/3dr 915mhz telemetry. If I can get the UAV waypoint functionality I can use a secondary controller/receiver to control the gimbal during flight and get some amazing footage. My first APM 1 experience wasn't the best but I got a good deal on a new/opened board that someone didnt need so...