Diatone Spadger 180 side, back panels and landing legs

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I'll post these sides only for use with 3" props, because that's all they'll work with. Just received my new 4" prop in the mail today and it really performs well. I'm going to revise the back piece so it includes an option for a 4" prop, as I still find this useful. Looking around, I haven't found any accessories for the Diatone Spadger 180. So, I decided to make some side panels, a back panel with antenna hole and JST power plug. I love flying machines that are clean and don't have many noticeable wires. In fact, I enjoy building more than flying sometimes. A lot of hard work has gone into this 180. It's equipped with a PDB at the base, along with a CC3D on top. An OrangeRX R615x receiver has been de-cased and heat shrunk to save space. A TS5823S VTX sits in the back. DYS 1306 motors are paired with matching SN20A mini ESCs. A Diatone camera is en route, so I'll update this post with images when it's fully complete. I have over twenty quads and multirotors, so I'm not new to this hobby, but new to creating prints. The four landing ball legs aren't necessary, but they keep the 180 from getting dirty or wet. Everything adds up in weight, so choose the right combo for your needs. The LED lightbar is a remix. I made it shorter because my lights are relatively narrow. Credit goes to SnappyHH: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1257889 Print at 10% fill should be fine. Still making minor improvements to make the gap tolerance a bit tighter in certain areas. Will update as needed. Please bear with me, as this is my first creation and I'm self-taught from YouTube videos lessons. I've got a long way to go yet.