The 72 ft (21.9 m) wing is built in two pieces, has a very high aspect ratio of 36:1 and employs a Wortmann airfoil.
The aircraft can be assembled from its trailer in just ten minutes using special ground handling stands that eliminate the need to lift the large wings by hand.
All control surfaces are 100% mass balanced and feature automatic connections upon assembly.
[1][2][4] The sole Mescalero completed was intended as a prototype for mass production and was registered in the Exhibition/Racing category.
[2][3] In November 2012 the aircraft was still on the Federal Aviation Administration registry and based in Fort Worth, Texas.