You must not have seen too many mast as a 2 axis symmetrical foil shape isn't as efficient as say a symmetrical naca shape. I have yet to see a carbon mast with a 2axis symmetrical foil.
It's pretty easy to make a laminated structure far stiffer than an alum. one as long as you know some basics of your forces, lamination, and layup processes. Should even be not that hard with a male mold that also adds stiffness to your part.
UPDATE
Been gone on work trips for the last 2 weeks.
I've finished up shaping my mast, wings, and I think I'm only going to do some minor profiling on my fuselage since I'm tired of looking at it broken
So up next is overdrilling my mounting holes in my wings, fuselage, and baseplate. Then filling those back in with resin, and drilling them to the proper size and installing the t-nuts. I wanted to do this first so that after my lamination I won't have to worry so much in having accurate holes or really true surfaces to make the mounting holes square (I can true say the wing to fuselage mating surface off of the bolts).