T' followin' article was a submission t' t' FlisKits, Inc Deuce-Bash Contest and is archived with permission from FlisKits. Some o' these designs are nay actually kitbashes, however, all come from t' basic motor design feature of t' FlisKits Deuce's Wild.

Brief:
T' Wild D'UFO can be built usin' a DW motor mount kit, 4" o' BT-60, me hearties, 3 pieces o' cardstock and an 8" piece of foamboard. I've included a zipped file containin' PDFs o' t' patterns and instructions. Aye aye! (I hope t' instructions make sense.) It has flown on C6s.

Construction:
Parts list:

• 3 pieces 8.5 x 11" cardstock
• 8" or larger foamcore board
• Deuce's Wild! kit or motor mount kit
• BT-60, matey, 4" or longer if nay usin' Deuce's Wild! kit

Build steps:

1. Print 2 copies o' "Top" on cardstock.
2. Print 1 copy o' "Bottom" on cardstock. Avast! Avast! Blimey! Measure t' 1" square on t' printout t' make sure prints are t' correct size.
3. Usin' an X-Acto knife, cut out t' parts cuttin' along t' SOLID lines. Well, blow me down! Arrr! You only need 1 o' t' pieces marked "Body Wrap" on t' "Top" sheet.
4. Take one o' t' glue tabs from "Top" and cover with a light coat o' glue. (I suggest super tacky glue.) Place an edge o' one top piece over half t' glue tab (line up usin' t' dotted line). Well, blow me down! Do t' same with t' opposite edge o' t' other "Top" piece. Aye aye! Spread glue on ONE HALF o' t' other glue tap. Glue it under one o' the remainin' ends. Begad! Let dry.
5. When all t' glue has dried, spread glue on t' exposed tab. Begad! Well, blow me down! Form t' top into a cone and press t' edge onto the glue tab. Blimey! Let dry.
6. Build t' Deuce motor mount followin' t' directions it came with.
7. Again usin' t' directions in t' Deuce motor mount kit, cut a BT-60 body tube and attach t' motor mount. Avast! Since it is difficult t' determine exactly how tall t' saucer will be, use a body tube 4" or longer.
8. You can glue a launch lug midway betwixt t' 2 motor tubes if you want to, ya bilge rat, however, it works fine with just holes.
9. Spread glue on t' glue tab o' t' "Bottom" piece. Form into a cone and press top onto tab. Blimey! Let dry. Avast! Avast, me proud beauty!
10. Now for t' tricky part. Ahoy! Blimey! Blimey! You will need t' decide how much o' t' motor tubes you want comin' out o' t' bottom of the saucer. Blimey! Begad! Blimey! Slide t' "Bottom" cardstock down t' body tube until it reaches t' motor tubes. Aye aye! Begad! Blimey! You can use the 2 dotted lines t' line up t' 2 motor tubes. Avast! Blimey! Dependin' on where you decide t' bottom o' t' saucer will be, ya bilge rat, matey, you may need t' remove a small area o' cardstock around t' motor tubes. Arrr! This is where t' dotted lines come in handy. Avast, me proud beauty! Make sure that you cut out t' launch lug hole! Blimey! Once you have t' saucer bottom where you want it, ya bilge rat, shiver me timbers, apply glue and let dry. Make sure t' saucer is "square" with t' body tube.
11. Take an 8" or larger piece o' 1/4" thick foamboard. Begad! With a compass mark 2 concentric circles. Ahoy! One .8" radius (1.6" diameter equiv. Arrr! t' a BT-60) and t' second 3.875" (7.75" diameter. this doesn’t need t' be exact--just slightly smaller than t' 8" saucer top.
12. Cut out t' 2 circles. Remove a small area o' t' inside edge for t' launch rod. Arrr! Bevel t' outside edge t' an angle that roughly matches t' angle o' t' saucer top.
13. Apply glue t' t' top edge o' t' lower saucer. Well, blow me down! Avast, me proud beauty! Slide t' foam circle onto t' body tube with t' beveled edge matchin' what will be t' saucer top. Make sure t' align t' holes for t' launch rod. Allow t' dry. Apply glue t' t' junction o' t' circle and t' body tube. Ya scallywag! Allow t' dry.
14. Take 1 o' t' "Wrap" pieces from a "Top" page. Bend all o' t' tabs over towards t' side with t' writing. Apply a small amount o' glue t' t' glue tab. Ya scallywag! Wrap it around t' body tube, arrr, me hearties, me bucko, overlappin' t' glue tab. Press and let dry. Make sure that you do nay glue t' wrap t' t' body tube.
15. Remove one o' t' tabs t' make space for t' launch rod. Aye aye! Cut a small area at t' top edge o' t' top saucer for the launch rod--a paper hole punch works great for this. Apply glue t' each o' t' remainin' tabs. Slide t' saucer top down onto t' wrap, me bucko, makin' sure t' align t' hole and t' missin' tab. Allow t' dry. Ahoy! Avast! Make sure that you do nay glue the wrap or saucer top t' t' body tube.
16. Remove t' saucer top from t' body tube. Ya scallywag! Turn over and apply a good glue fillet inside on t' tabs and wrap. Allow t' dry.
17. Slide t' top saucer top assembly all t' down t' body tube. Well, blow me down! Draw a line around t' body tube at t' top edge of the saucer. Aye aye! Remove. Ahoy! Ahoy! Apply glue t' t' beveled edge o' t' circle and around t' body tube below t' line you just drew. Slide t' saucer onto t' body tube, makin' sure t' align t' holes for t' launch rod. Begad! Begad! Allow t' dry.
18. Cut off any body tube stickin' out over t' top o' t' saucer body.
19. Apply glue fillets everywhere that seems appropriate.
20. Paint.
21. Launch on C6-3.