No photos of entire build, but it's pretty straight-forward. I used a Cyclops Tornado flight controller with the GPS on the left wing, & pitot tube on right. Wires and hoses are routed through the channels for servo wires. With a little trimming, I was able to fit the ESC in the top wing retainer. The flight controller sits on the top shelf, the current sensor, SBUS to PWM adapter, and other stuff is tucked around & under the shelf. My TBS Crossfire Micro receiver is on the side of the battery compartment. FPV transmitter is on the back porch, FPV cam on nose, HD cam behind (will add pan/tilt soon).
Battery compartment is frustratingly small, it can carry much more than can fit, so I'm building an 18650 cell Li Ion pack to better use the space available. Main restriction is only about 40ish mm height of whatever batteries, taller than that and the hatch foam tab won't fit. Batteries have to sit pretty far forward to get CoG right. Included velcro strap is pretty useless, I put in a better one with velcro on bottom to prevent packs from sliding.
I also replaced the included cheap phillips screws with M3x40 and M3x50 button hex head screws, the included ones looked like they could strip pretty easily.
The clear tube behind the camera is for the Crossfire antenna. When screwing the camera mount on the nose, make sure the screws aren't too long, or they could puncture your battery.