Completing the Wing

The bottom center section is covered with a 4" x 12" x 2" shield shaped piece of 2 mil coro. (Figure 9)

I found that the noses and the bottoms of these take the most abuse, so if you need to you can use 4 mil with very little weight gain.  If you don't have access to either of those, you can find just about any tough plastic that you can get a flat piece out of  to glue to the bottom.  Even plastic milk jugs will yield a couple of pieces big enough to cover the bottom.

Cut and attach the wing tip panels--Guess which glue I liked to use on these?

Wing Tip Options

Remember that "Drooped Winglet" thing on the other page, well, here we go.  The above drawing references the "classic" winglet you see on most other planes.   There is no hard and fast rules on the shape of these things and you can style your own if you like.  Or, if you're really brave, just leave the dang things off.  It'll fly, it'll be just a bit "skiddish" on the turns.  You can make your Nutz look like a WWII German Horten if you like!  Otherwise, here are a few options for "accessorizing" your Nutz!